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Croan House and Self Catering Cottages, Kilkenny -
The Lapalme children walking in the woods at Croan Cottages. -
Blossom at the cottages in Spring -
View from Chestnut cottage in Spring -
Bella and Poppy in front of Croan House and Cottages in Kilkenny -
Dafodils in Spring -
We pick fruit and veg from the garden for our guests. -
Close up of some blossom at the cottage, taken by Darlene Allen.
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The Cherry Blossom in full bloom in early April. This photo was taken by Darlene Allen during her recent stay -
The Allen Children playing on the lawn in Spring -
Bob the lamb gives hugs! -
Butterflies on the buddleia outside the cottages. -
A large Black Pig -
We've built an outdoor table tennis table for guests to use. -
Phacelia (a green manure) in flower in the walled garden. -
An aerial view of the cottages -
Pierre the Peacock. -
The Cherry Blossom in full bloom in March. -
Some young guests and their friends in springtime -
Large Black Pigs in their paddock. -
Daisy and Bill the goats. -
Figs straight from the tree in July -
Table Tennis Table on the lawn. -
Summer storm coming! -
A summer storm brewing over the garden. -
Alder Cottage in the snow -
Elm Cottage in the snow -
Walled Garden in the snow -
A winter snow scene -
Table Tennis Table -
Mushroom Hunt -
Dahlias in the Greenhouse -
Bee Hotel in the garden -
Pizza Oven -
Inside the Greenhouse. A lovely place to have a glass in spring! -
Dara Cottage. -
The lawns at Croan House, a great place to play. -
The Greenhouse, barn and Walled garden are right beside the cottages at Croan. -
Crops in the Walled Garden. -
Weather Vane on the Potting Shed at Croan. -
A drawing of Pierre at Croan Cottages by Chloe Lepalme from France -
The View from Dara and Elm cottages is toward Castle Morres wood and Aghaviller monastic ruins. -
A cottage entrance. -
The kitchen in a 3bedroom cottage. -
Each cottage has everything you need to enjoy your stay. -
A cottage Dining Room. -
The living room in a 3 bedroom cottage. -
The sheep flock at Croan, taken by the Lapalme family from France. -
A living room view. -
Children love to meet the animals at Croan Cottages -
When in season, we share the produce of the gardens with guests. -
One of our Self Catering Cottages -
There are 5 self catering cottages at Croan -
Up close to Bo, our Cow. -
There are lots of interesting places to visit near our self catering cottages -
Entrance to Croan House and Cottages in Kilkenny -
Our Poultry are very free range! -
Croan Cottages is an excellent venue for a Marquee Wedding -
Guests enjoying a wedding at Croan Cottages -
A view of Dara Cottage taken by the Lapalme family. -
The Driveway to Croan House and Cottages, Kilkenny -
Harvesting Hay in the summertime -
Penelope our Peahen and one of her chicks. -
A view of the Lawn at Croan House by the LaPalme family. -
The greenhouse produces lots of fruit and vegetables which we share with our guests -
One of our rare breed sows with a litter of piglets -
A view of Croan House and the Drive taken by the Lapalme family. -
A view from one of the self catering cottages -
Some of our Large Black Pigs -
Penelope the Peahen with her chicks. -
A view of Croan House and the lawn taken by the LaPalme family in summer 2010. -
Ducks on the Pond at Croan Cottages -
In the Spring and Summer there are always new arrivals to meet -
Photo from the Walled Garden at Croan Cottages -
Pierre the Peacock -
Eunice the ewe with her twins -
Croan House at Night -
A litter of Large Black piglets -
A view of the pond at Croan Cottages in the evening sun. -
Bo the cow enjoying some summer sun -
Poppy loves to play with the guests at Croan Cottages -
Some Pheasant chicks born at Croan -
There are some beautiful villages nearby to visit during your stay at Croan Cottages -
A view of the walled garden at Croan Cottages -
Picking Strawberries
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What our Guests say
Emma Donegal
Our stay at Croan was fantastic, thanks a million to you and Niamh (and her Dad) for the experience. We'll definately be back to stay.