GOLF
The Beach Hotel is within close driving distance of five fantastic 18 hole links courses, Rosses Point, Bundoran, Strand Hill, Murvagh and Enniscrone, and one beautiful inland 18 hole course, Castle Hume, Enniskillen. We can organise Discounted Golf & tee times in three Counties: Sligo, Donegal & Fermanagh.

The Beach Hotel Makes Golfing Swell


ANGLING
Mullaghmore is ideal for all year round fishing. The first salmon is caught every year on the 1st of January on the River Drowes (minutes from the Beach Hotel). With Sea, Game & Coarse angling, Mullaghmore is every fishermans dream.

For the really adventurous we have a Shark Safari every August. Boat Hire, Skipper, Gillie etc can be organised through the hotel, as can equipment hire, drying rooms, storage for your catch & packed lunches.

Shark Caught in Donegal Bay

DIVING Donegal Bay is renowned for it's fabulous diving and clear waters. Divers from all over Ireland travel here and use the Beach Hotel as their base.

SAILING
Mullaghmore Village has it's very own, newly built Sailing Club. MSC and Sligo VEC run Sailing Courses for beginners & improvers at various times throughout the year. They also hold several successful Sailing Regattas.


HORSERIDING
Horseback riding along the Beach or Cross Country in Mullaghmore can only be described as a heavenly experience. There are two fantastic Horse riding stables only minutes from the Beach Hotel. Let us organise horseriding for you (Treks, Lessons & Arena Riding available).

ACTIVITIES Hawksell Theatre Sligo Races Pitch N' Putt Craft Shops Waterworld Bingo Sligo Choral Festival

CLOSE-BY The Factory Theatre Bowling & Cinema Art Galleries & Exhibitions Yeats Summer School Cycling & Scenic Drives Sligo Arts Festival

HISTORICAL SITES &
PLACES OF INTEREST

DRUMCLIFFE & WB YEATS GRAVE
Probably North Sligo's most famous landmark, the Grave of William Butler Yeats. Although Yeats' died in France in 1939, his wish to be buried in Drumcliffe 'Under Bare Ben Bulben's head' was not realised until 1948. His grave can now be found in the small churchyard at Drumcliffe (8 miles from Mullaghmore), where his grandfather was once a rector. "Cast a cold eye on life, on death, horseman pass by"


LISADELL HOUSE
Lisadell House, a Grecian revival mansion, situated in North Sligo, (10 minutes from Mullaghmore) was built in the 1830's. It was once home to the Gore-Booth family. The artic explorer, Henry Goore-Booth was born in the house in 1843, as were his daughters, Eva and Constance. Constance, a political activist, married a Polish Count to become Countess Markievicz. She played a leading role in the 1916 Rising, escaping execution only because she was a woman. Eva and Constance were friends of W B Yeats, who spent much time in Lisadell House, writing poetry. Eva too was a poet. Lisadell House is the only stately home in Sligo, which is open to the public. "The light of evening, Lissadell, Great windows open to the south, Two girls in silk kimonos, both Beautiful, one a gazelle". Tel: 071 9163150

INISHMURRAY ISLAND Boat trips (arranged through Beach Hotel) depart daily during peak season from Mullaghmore to this 225 acre island 14 miles away.
Inishmurray Island was home to 102 people until they left for the mainland in 1948. It is now un-inhabited, except for the fantastic plant and bird life. Inishmurray, meaning the island of 'Mulreach' (who was the first bishop of Killala and founder of the Island's first Christian Monastery), has many ancient remains of houses, churches and monuments.