Do you fancy a break with a difference? A chance to win a trip to one of the Irish Landmark Trust’s 33 incredible heritage properties could be just the ticket.
The Irish Landmark Trust’s portfolio of historic properties is a vital part of preserving our built heritage.
Founded in 1992, Irish Landmark Trust is a building conservation charity. It saves historic buildings in danger of being lost forever and gives them a future by making them available for self-catering holidays. This allows guests to experience and understand what our heritage has bestowed to us and ensures our past has a future.
Our built heritage provides clues to our past and how our society has evolved, helping us to examine our history and traditions and enabling us to develop an awareness about ourselves.
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Inchiquin House dates to the early 1800s and is located on a working farm. It’s an example of the built environment that surrounds us here in Ireland and provides the backdrop for our daily lives. For Irish Landmark Trust and the Heritage Council, the exemplary and imaginative reuse of generations-old buildings is a vital part of preserving our built heritage and bringing it back into use now — and for the future.
Care and dedication
If you would like to experience that care and dedication first hand, you have a chance to win a five-night stay at Inchiquin, located in Corofin, Co Clare.
This lovely period home is situated at the edge of the famous Burren region, making it an ideal base from which to explore the unique karst landscape of the area, as well as its many historic sites and leisure activities.
The Wild Atlantic Way and all it has to offer are nearby, including the Cliffs of Moher, access to the Aran Islands and much more.
Five bedrooms and four bathrooms (two are en suite) allow up to 10 guests to stay. Amenities such as a professional kitchen equipped with oven, gas hob and range mean Inchiquin House can be your home away from home. It makes for a perfect way to experience a holiday at a period property for a relaxing break away.
Terms and conditions
Valid for new bookings only. Not applicable to existing reservations. Valid for a stay up to December 31st, 2023 only. Prize is single-use only: it cannot be divided into multiple stays.
At the discretion of Irish Landmark Trust, the prize winner can request to stay in another Irish Landmark Trust property.
Booking must be made directly with the booking team at Irish Landmark Trust: bookings@irishlandmark.com. The prize cannot be used in conjunction with any other discounts or offers. Full Irish Landmark Trust booking terms and conditions apply.
Visit heritageweek.ie/about/irish-landmark-competition-2022 to enter.
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