Do you fancy a break with a difference? A chance to win a free stay at one of Irish Landmark Trust’s 33 heritage properties could be just the ticket.
Situated on a working farm in Corofin, Co Clare, and dating from the early 1800s, Inchiquin House is an example of the wonderful historical built environment that surrounds us in Ireland and provides the backdrop of our daily lives.
Our built heritage provides clues to how our society has evolved, helping us to examine our history and traditions and enabling us to develop an awareness about ourselves. Building conservation charity Irish Landmark Trust, founded in 1992, saves historic buildings in danger of being lost forever and gives them a future by making them available for self-catering holidays. Its work and properties allow guests to appreciate what our heritage has bestowed on us and ensure our past has a future.
Care and dedication
If you would like to experience first-hand the imaginative reuse of a generations-old building, with all the care and dedication that encompasses, here is your chance to win a five-night stay at Inchiquin. This lovely period home is situated at the edge of the Burren, making it an ideal base from which to explore the area’s unique karst landscape and the region’s many historic sites.
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The Wild Atlantic Way and all it has to offer is nearby, including the Cliffs of Moher, access to the Aran Islands and a wealth of leisure activities.
Five bedrooms and four bathrooms (two are en suite) allow up to 10 guests to stay. Amenities such as a professional-standard kitchen equipped with oven, gas hob and range mean Inchiquin House can be your home away from home, making it a perfect period property in which to enjoy a relaxing break.
All Irish Landmark Trust properties located in the Republic of Ireland will be open to the public on Sunday 25th August as part of National Heritage Week celebrations. The properties will be open for a self-guided tour from 10am-4pm. Events are free but booking is required. To book your tour ticket visit: heritageweek.ie
Competition terms and conditions:
Valid for new bookings only. Not applicable to existing reservations.
Valid for a stay up to December 31st, 2025 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.
How to enter:
Entry information for competitions is available at heritageweek.ie.