Beautiful house, very cosy and lovely furnished. Stunning views of the sea which is only a few steps away.
Huge kitchen with all mod cons and wood/turfburning stove. Extra laundry. Central heating.
Main bathroom eligible for the handicapped.
Nicest landlady ever, we were greeted by a cottage warm & cosy with flowers all around and welcoming pressies.
We enjoyed our stay immensely and are sure to return.
Very warm hospitality!!!!
Pub mith evening meals in a few meters walking distance.
Thank you for everything, Helen!!!
Brigid & Nanna

we spent a fantastic weekend in the waters edge. The cottage itself is cosy. V well equipped and stunning location. The owner Helen is v helpful and welcoming and left wine and biscuits on arrival. I woul definitely recommend yhe waters edge for a family or group of friends who are looking for great views, peaceful setting and a pub next door, what more could you ask for?

had another lovely time in Easkey - perfect location to catch some *** waves. Excellent, well equipped house, fantastic turf fires, and Irish hospitality.

Will definitely be back!

Thank you Helen!

Myself and four friends stayed at the Swallows Nest for 6 nights in October 2015. We surfed *** waves in and around Easky but everyones highlight was the hospitality and kindness of our hosts Helen and Joseph and the comfort and homeliness of their guest house - the Swallows Nest. On moving in we were greeted with home grown vegetables, freshly cut flowers, and enough turf for a fire every evening. The house is very comfortable, peaceful, and exceptionally well equipped for cooking, relaxing with a DVD or WiFi and the separate shower and drying room was really handy for our wetsuits. Whenever we had a problem such as locking our keys in the car Helen helped to fix it. We will definitely stay here again and highly recommend this holiday home.

We are 3 surfers from France and found the Swallow's Nest by accident, but we could not have been more lucky.
The house is really big, clean, confortable and my mother's kitchen is *** compared to the accommodation's.

And last but not least, it has been specially designed for surfers : a large room is accessible directly from outside, so that you can shower directly after the surf, hang your wetsuits to let them dry, and store your boards.

Helen and Joseph are very kind, and Helen was really attentive to our needs. She gave us apples and tomatoes from their garden. We made excellent apples and blackberries pie with Helen's apples.

(Excuse my English )

7th July 2014.
We loved "The Waters Edge".
Lovely house, sea in front of the door, watched seals babies, the kinds had really fun.
everything was there that you need in the household, including good dry peat for a romantic fire! and last but not least, helen is a really good hostess..

Regards from Zürich (Switzerland)
Tanja, Lino, Elodie, Andy

One night when Heaven was asleep

And Angels slumbered in their bed

A piece of Paradise slipped down

And fell to earth at Aughris Head!

Yet another perfect holiday at our favourite place in Ireland! Thank you Helen. You always make the holiday special.

Helen,
Thank you so much for a warm welcome to your holiday home,its closeness to the sea is ***,we felt so refreshed going home..My children really enjoyed the walks on the beach and climbing the rocks,il definetly be returning...we ate in the beach bar friday nite,the food was ***,you dont need the car at all..relaxation...

The best weather and the best bay and house. Thank you Helen. Another fantastic Christmas/New Year with our dear friends in Helen's beautiful house.
Best wishes. Rosie & Pete Maguire

THE WATER'S EDGE

Sunlight on mountain sides,
Mare's tails atop Atlantic Waves,
Benbulben in sight and out again.

The promise of wild days and nights,
The lullabye of waves safely behind the wall.
Gently drifting into a relaxed slumber.

Tide in. Tide out. Fully refreshed.
Time to tramp the strand, the cliff path,
Step back in time to the abandoned village.

Always the pint or “the hot one” to look forward to:-
Then the haven of the cosy warmth
That is “The Call of The Waters Edge”

Thank you Helen