Glenmore Guesthouse

94 White Park Road (the B15),
 Ballycastle, Co Antrim, BT54 6LR.

Tel: 0044 (0) 28 2076 3584.   Fax:0044 (0) 28 2076 2378.
 

Glenmore is a new Country House is set in 95 acres in a  quiet area with Beautiful sea views of Rathlin & Scotland, Central for visiting the Giants Causeway, Rope Bridge, Bushmills Distillery or the Glens of Antrim, with private parking. There is usually plenty of traditional music around, and sometimes can be heard from the comforts of Glenmore when two of our children treat you to a few traditional songs and music.

All rooms are ensuite, most with a sea view and some come with your own private Jacuzzi bath just perfect for relaxing after that long journey.

Accommodation

Glenmore House offers eight rooms comfortably furnished and decorated to a good standard. All are ensuite and have central heating, TV, tea/coffee facilities, hair dryers and most have a sea view, they are all serviced daily.

Most come with a double and a single bed and are dual purpose, If you have had a long tiring trip why not relax in one of our ensuite rooms with a beautiful sea view and a Jacuzzi bath, or if you require that special room for a special occasion. 

We can also offer a room with full disabled facilities which has its own special parking.

There is also a washroom on site, with washing machine and tumble drier.

Restaurant

A choice of food is available from our Breakfast and Restaurant menu.

Irelands Best Hard Fighting Trout Lakes.          

Magheralough Fly Fishing Lake at Glenmore is well stocked with quality well finned fish and due to the stocking methods used has probably the best hard fighting fish in N. Ireland, with fish on natural food well before being introduced to the lake muscle content is extremely high, and fish are excellent for the table, there are picnic areas, fishing hut, and disabled access at the lake. Fishing lessons are also available,

Facilities Include:

Fishing lodge with tea making facilities & microwave oven.

Rod Hire also flies available to buy.

Disabled, (Wheelchair area with special parking)

Restaurant on site, food can be ordered to lake.

Picnic and Barbeque areas.

Touring Van & Camping Site with Shower Facilities (very quiet site).

Guest House accommodation available.              

Magheralough fly fishing lakes are situated on the Antrim Coast close to the Carrack-a- Rede Rope Bridge & Giants Causeway.

These are well stocked fly fishing lakes of quality perfect, or almost perfect finned Rainbow and Brown Trout, from 2lb to 22lb, mostly reared on natural food which gives the fish a strong muscle content, making these some of Irelands best hard fighting trout lakes. One of the lakes, is an average 3m deep with some holes reaching 10m, it has four reachable islands which increases the number of fish which can be caught on the dry.

The lakes are fed by a deep rock spring, making the trout perfect for the table, If you have never had any experience of fly fishing, there are lessons available, also rods for hire, flies are also available, as are worms for the bait lake

The Prices for fishing are:-       
 

Around the area

There is plenty of  room for walks around the 95 acres, or maybe practice that golf swing.

You can also fly Fish in our well stocked fishing lake,  have a snack in one of our picnic areas or have that snack made up in our onsite restaurant, after wards you might just like to stroll around one of our many walks and see the many species of bird life, including the Buzzard or just relax on one of our view points to take in Rathlin Island, the Mull of Kintyre or Isla while listening to the song of the Lark overhead. this would be the ideal location if you are interested in doing a few paintings of some of the nicest views on the Antrim coast.

The Giants Causeway is situated on the coast of County Antrim.  The Giant's Causeway was built by the Irish giant Finn McCool as stepping stones to cross over to Scotland so he could beat up the giant who lived there. There are similar stones which emerge from the sea at the Scottish island of Staffa.

The Old Bushmills Distillery is the World's oldest licensed Whiskey Distillery. King James I granted the original License to distil 'Acqua Vitae' in April 1608 and since then Bushmills has been making the finest Irish Malt Whiskey here for almost four hundred years.  Situated just a mile from the spectacular Giant's Causeway, the distillery lies in an area of outstanding natural beauty and rich in history and folklore.

The Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge. On the North Antrim Coastal Path, just east of Ballintoy, is one of Northern Ireland’s best-loved attractions: the Carrick-a-Rede rope bridge. Salmon fishermen sling this precarious bridge to the island over a 24m-deep chasm. Those bold enough to cross are rewarded with fantastic views and wildlife, the access entrance is near Ballintoy, from which you park and walk about one kilometre along the lower clifpath.

Ballintoy Harbour This is where artists gather to paint the rock scenery and the sea. Small fishing and pleasure craft use the harbour in summer. Ballintoy Parish Church is open each day for visitors, It  is on situated the road leading down to the harbour.

There is a Boat from Ballycastle which will take you to Rathlin Island where you will have a chance to see Puffins 

Tariff's
                                                High Season                Low Season

Per/Person Sharing         £25.00 per/person              £20.00 per/person

Single occupancy            £36.00                                £30.00

Room with Jacuzzi         £30.00 per/person             £26.50 per/person

Note

Low season from 1st of October to 31st of March

For further information please visit our website:-    www.glenmore.biz

Or email:-    glenmorehouse@lineone.net

Glenmore Guesthouse
94 White Park Road (the B15),
Ballycastle, Co Antrim, BT54 6LR.
Tel: 0044 (0) 28 2076 3584.    Fax:0044 (0) 28 2076 2378.