The Irish summer is back for round two and sweaty as it is, might as well enjoy it while it lasts.
I’m sure I’m not the only one who’s spent the last week in a sweaty office, desperately waiting for the dusty pedestal fan to finally turn to the corner where I’m perched, dreaming of rushing straight into the sea one day. times 5:30 p.m. hits. It’s times like this that your mind starts to wander and you start googling things like “how many Airbnb’s with outdoor pools are there in Ireland”. Just me? Well, get ready to put yourself on my level – here are the results.
Leitrim
This quaint cottage in the North West of Ireland is fully equipped with a hot tub, sauna and a 25m natural swimming pool completely filled with fresh Irish rainwater. A truly unique spot for an icy swim if you’re brave enough – you can book yourself HERE.
Cork
Ballinascarty
A short drive from Clonakilty, this poolside apartment also has access to a lake and gardens, and the heated pool is open for business from May to October, with a sauna and hot tub also on offer . To book HERE.
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bantry
This fully restored original stone barn/loft and adjoining farmhouse has views of Dunmanus Bay, Mizen Head and the West Cork countryside, as well as a small outdoor pool to collapse. Bliss.
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ballyrisode
Another beautiful natural pool, this time a set up of this cozy cottage along the Wild Atlantic Way. Book HERE and get ready for the swim of your dreams.
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Kerry
Not far from the picturesque village of Sneem you will find this dream gatehouse – the tropical pool surroundings will make you feel like you are in a jungle rather than the Kingdom. Find out more and book here.
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Wexford
This luxurious bungalow is perhaps only a 5 minute walk from the beach, but also has its own 10 x 5 meter outdoor pool if that’s more your vibe. The house can accommodate up to 14 people, perfect for a getaway with a group of friends. Find out more and book HERE.
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Anyone lucky enough to still have some annual leave – book it.
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