Moynure House
Welcome to Moynure House an old 1800 century home extensively developed in the 1990's. It is now offering Irish traditional country house accommodation, providing the power of country life for the inspiration of writers, artist and musicians. Enjoy a relaxing country experience among idyllic surroundings. Our welcome begins with a cup of tea/coffee and home made scones on arrival. Our three tastefully decorated bedrooms all enjoy garden views. In the morning you will enjoy a freshly cooked breakfast and experience the homely atmosphere of a bed and breakfast with top quality, service and facilities. Our Guests are welcome to relax in our spacious lounge and enjoy our well stocked library or sit and relax in the garden. All of our rooms are equipped with WiFi, TV and Hairdryers for your convenience.
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Location
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Nearby Attractions
Glendeer Pet Farm
If you're looking for somewhere to bring the kids for a day out over the summer … why not take them to see all the animals here at Glendeer Pet Farm.
Sean’s Bar-Irelands Oldest Pub
When you decide to treat your partner to an unforgettable night in Sean’s Bar in Athlone, you’ll be walking through the doors of time, as Sean's isn’t just officially the oldest pub in Ireland, it could very well be the oldest pub in the world!
Athlone Castle & Visitor Centre
What better way to immerse yourself in the historical events of Athlone than to spend the day at Athlone Castle.
Nearby Eating Out
The Left Bank Bistro
The Left Bank Bistro was established in February 1995. It is a modern restaurant, situated in the heart of Old Athlone, a stone’s throw from the Athlone Lock on the river Shannon
Hatters Lane Bistro
Hatters Lane Bistro at Strand Street on Athlone’s Leinster shore is ideally located 3 minutes from the Town Bridge, Radisson, Prince of Wales and Sheraton hotels.
Gertie Browns Pub
Gertie Brownes in Custume Place (formally Victoria Place) has been a hostelry of some sort since the 10th or 11th centuries. Tongue’n’groove walls, pitch pine counters