We'll be delighted to have
 you as our guest and
hope you have a good
 nights rest

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New Lodge B&B
Station Rd.,
Ballina,
Co. Mayo.
 

Tel : +353 (0)96 72693

Email :

newlodgehenry@eircom.net

Locals Attractions & Amenities
 
Local activities include salmon fishing on the River Moy and trout fishing on Lough Conn. There are several excellent golf courses in the locality, including Ballina parkland course (2km) and the renown Enniscrone links course (10km).
 

Fishing on River Moy
The Moy offers something for everyone with fast running fly waters as well as some of the with some of the most productive bait and spinning Salmon waters to be found anywhere. The Moy estuary is situated at the mouth of the river Moy and stretches from Ballina town for almost five miles to Killala bay. It's our little piece of Heaven. It's got everything ...scenery, a wonderful variety of bird life, golden beaches, a beautiful island and above all else, Seatrout.

North Mayo Heritage Centre
The Mayo North Family Heritage Centre, situated on Enniscoe country estate, is dedicated to promoting the rich heritage of the
region. The centre is one of North Mayo's main attractions. It includes a museum displaying an impressive array of local farm and household artefacts, plus a family history research centre, designated by the Irish Family History Foundation (IFHF), offering a service to people tracing their North Mayo roots.
The centre is open April to September

Golf
There are several quality golf courses in the area including Ballina, Enniscrone, Westport, Castlebar and the famous links course at Carne Belmullet. The towering sand dunes of the Atlantic coast of Mayo are the unique setting for this new Championship Links Course. Carne (Belmullet) was featured in the Top Ten of new developments in the British Isles by Golf World in November 1994. The ubiquitous Atlantic wind makes the second nine a real challenge on the 11th, 14th and 17th in particular - a gem of a links well worthy of a visit despite its geographical isolation

Ceide Fields
Here you can indulge yourself in a vast prehistoric landscape, a natural wild ecology of blanket bog, dramatic cliffs and coastline, and a much acclaimed building, which has received Ireland's most prestigious architectural award. The Céide Fields are the oldest known field systems in the world, over five and a half millennia old. It is a unique Neolithic landscape of world importance, which has changed our perception of our Stone Age ancestors.