This was a phenomenal stay in Ireland. Peaceful, inspiring, and recharging. I am writing a book, so this place and welcoming family provided wholesome family time and was idyllic for a bit of creative writing.

Absolutely loved Corderry farm! Charming farmhouse, beautiful property and Ailish and John were amazing hosts that were there for anything we needed. Don’t leave without trying their world-famous steak!

A great rustic cottage to give us a first taste of rural Ireland. Tucked out of the way it can be used as a base to travel out and about or make use of the many walking guides in the cottage. The cottage is old so do not expect everything modern but all you need is there including free wifi, several tv channels and a games room. The hosts are very friendly and keen to make sure you have no problems. Enjoy the scenery, the farm animals and relax. If coming out of Tipperary, get to Kilross and take the only left turn there is. We were given a road name that we never found so missed the turning initially.

Ailish and John’s cottage is just perfect! The views are beyond gorgeous and the land around it is magical. They provided everything we needed and were such amazing hosts. The beds and linens were comfy and warm and the peat fireplaces the perfect homecoming. We were greeted on checkin with homemade bread, butter, milk and eggs from the farm. And as animal lovers we were so excited to visit the goats, horses and chickens in our backyard. Best surprise of all was two sweet baby kittens in the barn. If you love to hike the trails right off the property are fantastic. I can’t rave enough about Corderry Farms!

Wonderful place to stay and great people.

Ailish and John were wonderful hosts and our stay was so relaxing. We enjoyed meeting the rest of the farm family, too - one cat, two dogs, two horses, two piglets, three hens, and a field of cows. Our family took full advantage of the trails leading from the property. Our son is a runner and went out for early morning runs. Ailish and John thought of everything when they planned their holiday let, including a place for an evening fire, a grill, and several outdoor seating areas. The evenings are so quiet you could hear a pin drop. We visited Tipperary, the Cliffs of Moher, Limerick, Cahir Castle, and Galbally for a traditional Irish breakfast. Their place is very remote, so be prepared for narrow country roads. I was a first-time Ireland driver from the US and it took some time to adjust. We planned our outings to be home before dark. If you are looking for a perfect countryside stay, look no further!