Popular Attractions in Castleblayney
Big Tom Statue
Are you a country music lover? Your stay at The Haggard self catering accommodation would not be complete without a stopover at the Big Tom Statue located at Castleblayney Market House. There is also an opportunity to visit his memorial garden and graveside in Oram village which is less than a 10min drive from The Haggard.
Íontas Theatre
The ‘Íontas Theatre, Arts & Community Resource Centre’ in Castleblayney is a state of the art 310-seater theatre which showcases a variety of drama, comedy, music, dance performances etc., all year round. There are many fun activities for kids and adults alike. Check out their website to find out what’s on during your stay in Castleblayney. Check out upcoming events HERE
Rural Setting
This self-catering accommodation is in a rural setting set among the rolling drumlins of County Monaghan which offers stunning views overlooking the Drumlins of Monaghan. The Haggard is located on grounds close to the former railway line that serviced the GNR. The BLUEBELL WALK (pictured above) is a beautiful 340 meters long trail in Lough Muckno Park.
Music Wall of Fame
Castleblayney often described as the Nashville of Ireland was the birthplace of many household music artists. Pay a visit to the Music Wall of Fame which gives the history of the musical heritage from the local area. Included you will find information on Big Tom, Paddy Cole, Anna Mc Goldrick and many more. The wall is located beside the Glencarn Hotel.
Things to do in Monaghan!
The organisers of the Fair Day have announced their plans to amalgamate the Fair Day on the same weekend as the Back to Castleblayney Weekend and the Big Tom Memorial Weekend. A ll three events will now take place on then weekend 27th to 29th September. Why not make a weekend visit to Castleblayney and stay in the Haggard Self Catering.
Welcome to Haggard Self Catering, where the beauty of County Monaghan meets the comfort of home. Whether you’re seeking a…
The Monaghan Way is a long-distance walking route that explores just some of county Monaghan’s rich heritage. The walk is a stimulating combination of quiet country roads, cross-country trekking, riverside walkways and lakeshore approaches.