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Firstly we would like to thank you for taking the time to view our website. We hope you find
it informative and that it will encourage you to visit our lovely part of ireland.
Comeragh View is an Award Winning Family run home Bed and Breakfast. Twice Winner
of the Family Homes of Ireland Award and Various other Awards.
Upon arrival you can expect to be greeted with fresh homemade treats and refreshments
all accompanied by the warmth of the Irish “Cead Mile Failte” Welcome.
Any information or help required feel free to ask any of the family members who will be
only too pleased to help you.
Breakfast at Comeragh View:
Comeragh View Bed and Breakfast offers a unique breakfast selections to our guests
when they arrive to the breakfast table.
Breakfast is served from 8am to 9.30am daily, but earlier times can also be catered for.
Sample Menu:
From the Table
- Wide Range of Cereals, Fresh Fruit, Selection of Yoghurts, Grapefruit Segments, and
various fruit juices.
From the Hot Plate
- Traditional Full Irish Breakfast (Bacon,Egg,Sausage,Tomato, Black and White Pudding,
Mushrooms and Hash Browns)
- Scrambled Eggs on toast with tomato, mushrooms or Bacon
- Poached Eggs with Toast
- Boiled Eggs, or a selection of the above.
- Homemade brown bread with smoked salmon and scrambled egg.
Accommodation:
The accommodation at Comeragh View is top class. Writing in Trip Advisor eddie-
Wanderer from Edinburgh said:
The Decor in the Room was very vibrant and homely, the room itself even had its own
tea/coffee facility along with up to date magazines and welcoming chocolates. The
Following mornings breakfast was one hell of a feed and everything was cooked freshly
as we arrived to the dinning you could tell so in the taste.
Comeragh View B&B has 2 Family Rooms and 1 Double Room. All bedrooms are
comfortably furnished and decorated with TV, hairdryer, Tea/Coffee, electric blankets etc.
Facilities include snacks, bottles of spring water, hairdryer, electric blanket, magazines
and tourist information folder, secure and private parking.
Simply the best: We travel a lot and have seen many B&B's over the years but Maurens
service cannot be topped.
From the breakfast table you can either look out to the Comeragh Mountains or towards
the Atlantic Ocean boasting Helvic Head a renowned fishing spot. Bird watching a new
attraction in this area.
The breakfast was amazing and can compete with anything in a hotel !
Prices:
2010 Rates
€32.50 pps
€35 single Supplement
Children under 4 free
Children under 14 less 33%
Location:
Comeragh View B&B is located off the R675 Coastal Route in the Picturesque Area of
Ballyvoile. The nearest village is Stradbally.
Stradbally:
Stradbally is embedded in a rich countryside which has attracted settlers over the last
2000years. The Village still shows signs of Iron Age settlements, some of which
straddle the protruding headlands into the Atlantic Ocean nearby and is also nestled into
the backdrop of the Comeragh Mountains which add greatly to the majestic background
of this quaint Waterford village. Just off to the north of the Village lies Drumlohan, an
ancient Celtic underground refuge lined with re used inscribed stones from a lost pre-
Christian ritual site. Stradbally was built upon what was known as the King’s Highway
which is now known as the R675 Coastal Route. From the early 14th Century to the Late
18th Century Stradbally became somewhat of a war zone between rival clans the Powers
and Fitzgerald’s, a tell tale sign of this still stands today in the graveyard of St. James
Church. The Fitzgerald’s eventually came through and began restoring Stradbally to its
natural beauty which can be seen today.
Stradbally has won a variety of awards for the beauty and it’s well kept landscapes.
Some awards won by the village include Best Thatched Cottage Award, Category Winner
Tidy Towns and Twice represented Ireland in the International Entente Florale
competition.
When visiting Stradbally you can enjoy miles of peaceful walks on country lanes, along
shore and cliff or in the mountain areas along the Sli Slainte designated routes. You can
also visit any one of the 3 sandy beaches within walking distance of the Village. Boating,
Swimming and Fishing can be enjoyed in the quaint cove. Explore the ancient ruins and
historical sites in the area and venture to Whelans bar afterwards to get the inside track
and enjoy a friendly atmosphere and drink.
Contact:
Ballyvoile,
Stradbally,
Dungarvan,
Co Waterford
comeraghview@eircom.net
Phone: (051) 293232
it informative and that it will encourage you to visit our lovely part of ireland.
Comeragh View is an Award Winning Family run home Bed and Breakfast. Twice Winner
of the Family Homes of Ireland Award and Various other Awards.
Upon arrival you can expect to be greeted with fresh homemade treats and refreshments
all accompanied by the warmth of the Irish “Cead Mile Failte” Welcome.
Any information or help required feel free to ask any of the family members who will be
only too pleased to help you.
Breakfast at Comeragh View:
Comeragh View Bed and Breakfast offers a unique breakfast selections to our guests
when they arrive to the breakfast table.
Breakfast is served from 8am to 9.30am daily, but earlier times can also be catered for.
Sample Menu:
From the Table
- Wide Range of Cereals, Fresh Fruit, Selection of Yoghurts, Grapefruit Segments, and
various fruit juices.
From the Hot Plate
- Traditional Full Irish Breakfast (Bacon,Egg,Sausage,Tomato, Black and White Pudding,
Mushrooms and Hash Browns)
- Scrambled Eggs on toast with tomato, mushrooms or Bacon
- Poached Eggs with Toast
- Boiled Eggs, or a selection of the above.
- Homemade brown bread with smoked salmon and scrambled egg.
Accommodation:
The accommodation at Comeragh View is top class. Writing in Trip Advisor eddie-
Wanderer from Edinburgh said:
The Decor in the Room was very vibrant and homely, the room itself even had its own
tea/coffee facility along with up to date magazines and welcoming chocolates. The
Following mornings breakfast was one hell of a feed and everything was cooked freshly
as we arrived to the dinning you could tell so in the taste.
Comeragh View B&B has 2 Family Rooms and 1 Double Room. All bedrooms are
comfortably furnished and decorated with TV, hairdryer, Tea/Coffee, electric blankets etc.
Facilities include snacks, bottles of spring water, hairdryer, electric blanket, magazines
and tourist information folder, secure and private parking.
Simply the best: We travel a lot and have seen many B&B's over the years but Maurens
service cannot be topped.
From the breakfast table you can either look out to the Comeragh Mountains or towards
the Atlantic Ocean boasting Helvic Head a renowned fishing spot. Bird watching a new
attraction in this area.
The breakfast was amazing and can compete with anything in a hotel !
Prices:
2010 Rates
€32.50 pps
€35 single Supplement
Children under 4 free
Children under 14 less 33%
Location:
Comeragh View B&B is located off the R675 Coastal Route in the Picturesque Area of
Ballyvoile. The nearest village is Stradbally.
Stradbally:
Stradbally is embedded in a rich countryside which has attracted settlers over the last
2000years. The Village still shows signs of Iron Age settlements, some of which
straddle the protruding headlands into the Atlantic Ocean nearby and is also nestled into
the backdrop of the Comeragh Mountains which add greatly to the majestic background
of this quaint Waterford village. Just off to the north of the Village lies Drumlohan, an
ancient Celtic underground refuge lined with re used inscribed stones from a lost pre-
Christian ritual site. Stradbally was built upon what was known as the King’s Highway
which is now known as the R675 Coastal Route. From the early 14th Century to the Late
18th Century Stradbally became somewhat of a war zone between rival clans the Powers
and Fitzgerald’s, a tell tale sign of this still stands today in the graveyard of St. James
Church. The Fitzgerald’s eventually came through and began restoring Stradbally to its
natural beauty which can be seen today.
Stradbally has won a variety of awards for the beauty and it’s well kept landscapes.
Some awards won by the village include Best Thatched Cottage Award, Category Winner
Tidy Towns and Twice represented Ireland in the International Entente Florale
competition.
When visiting Stradbally you can enjoy miles of peaceful walks on country lanes, along
shore and cliff or in the mountain areas along the Sli Slainte designated routes. You can
also visit any one of the 3 sandy beaches within walking distance of the Village. Boating,
Swimming and Fishing can be enjoyed in the quaint cove. Explore the ancient ruins and
historical sites in the area and venture to Whelans bar afterwards to get the inside track
and enjoy a friendly atmosphere and drink.
Contact:
Ballyvoile,
Stradbally,
Dungarvan,
Co Waterford
comeraghview@eircom.net
Phone: (051) 293232
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