This gorgeous, spacious cottage is ideal for golf and nature enthusiasts, seaside and cultural holidays. The Bunker's traditional style makes for a homely, cosy atmosphere, while the extensive, open plan living and dining room creates comfortable spaces for larger groups. Set on the banks of the river Boyne, the cottage is in walking distance of the beach, the renowned County Louth Golf course and the friendly 19th pub in Baltray and is just three miles from the historic town of Drogheda. The large (1/2 acre approx) garden is a hit with families and children affording beautiful views over the Boyne estuary bird sanctury which teams with wildlife. Guests can wake to the evocative sound of curlews or witness them swoop over the garden at dusk. All on one level, the house is great for children and the elderly, making The Bunker perfect for family get togethers. The3/4 acre garden and Netflix are popular with guests. The superking converts to twin beds and the sofabed is secluded away from the living space making for versatile group accommodation. The house is really spacious with ample seating, a large dining table seating 10, a walk in shower and a traditional Victorian bath

We are delighted to welcome guests to The Bunker and are happy to help with any queries you may have in advance of booking or arrival at the house. Co-host Inis is available on the spot to offer guests friendly assistance and advice during their stay. This is our holiday home in our favourite part of Ireland and we hope our guests love it just as much as we do.

Enjoy the unspoilt sandy, shell strewn beaches at Baltray, Seapoint and Clogherhead or walk along the strand which stretches unbroken from Baltray to Clogherhead passing the iconic ship wreck dug deep into the sand. The Bunker is perfectly situated to explore Ireland's Ancient East with Newgrange, Monasterboice, Melifont Abbey, and all the riches of Drogheda in easy reach. A haven for golfers with two 18 hole links courses nearby. Baltray is home to the County Louth championship golf course which has hosted the Irish Open while Seapoint Golf course is just three miles away outside the village of Termonfeckin. The friendly 19th Pub is in easy walking distance with Triple House restaurant, Forge Field farm shop and cafe and a supermarket just up the road in Termonfeckin. Drogheda steeped in history, and with a vibrant traditional Irish music culture, lovely pubs, bars and restaurants is great for nights out. If you're looking for family fun, Drogheda's Funtasia waterpark is nearby and Ireland's only themepark, Tayto Park is half an hour's drive. Along with golf, beautiful walks, swimming and sand, local activities include horse riding, water sports and canoeing.