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carrig House COmpetition to Celebrate their entry into Ireland's Blue Book

February 2011: To celebrate its recent entry to Ireland’s Blue Book, Carrig Country House – the magical hideaway on Caragh Lake outside Killorglin in Co. Kerry - is running a very special promotion.

Any reservation for 2011 made before 31st March will automatically be entered into a draw for a three-night pampering break for two to Carrig Country House, staying in the sumptuous Presidential Suite that boasts panoramic views over the clear waters of Caragh Lake to the MacGillicuddy Reeks. The offer includes:

You will enjoy:

a bottle of champagne on ice in your suite on arrival

3 nights with full Carrig breakfast in your magnificent Presidential Suite with its panoramic views over Caragh Lake to the McGillycuddy Reeks. The suite features a canopied Indian king-size bed, separate bay-windowed sitting-room, separate his & hers dressing rooms and bathroom with jacuzzi bath

4 course dinner on two evenings featuring the finest seasonal ingredients and local fresh produce accompanied by complimentary wines in our award-winning Lakeside Restaurant

a full-body massage experience in the privacy of the Presidential Suite

an exhilarating 1-hour horse ride on nearby Rossbeigh Beach or a leisurely game of golf

as a momento of your stay a complimentary hardback copy of ‘The Bluebook Recipe Collection’ on departure

Situated in one of the most beautiful hideaways in the world, Carrig House is an idyllic base for touring the Ring of Kerry, the Dingle Peninsula, Slea Head Drive and for visiting Killarney National Park and the historic Muckross House. Adventurers and archaeology enthusiasts alike often stay at Carrig House when taking the 40-minute boat trip to experience the monastic solitude of the Skellig Michael World Heritage Site - just one of the many other cultural experiences Kerry has to offer. If all this sounds like too much hard work, there is always the option of relaxing with a good book and perhaps an Irish whiskey or glass of wine by one of the open turf fires at Carrig Country House or get back to nature in its gardens which boast some 950 species of mature trees and plants.

This prize may be taken during 2011 or 2012 and terms & conditions apply. Reservations must be made in advance and are subject to availability.