I cannot believe that someone has valued so severely this B&B and its owners: my wife and I have found a very clean, comfortable, roomy and warm accomodation; mrs Brid Shannon is a perfect host (and a wonderful cook) who made everyone feel at one's ease. We came back in Italy with only one regret: we couldn't remain there more... more

Owners claim there is hot water in showers, but we were not the only guests in the dining room complaining of cold showers. The owners are able to control hot water from a switch in the hall so that if you complain, they can take you back to the room, flip the switch, and prove you wrong. I believe that... more

My husband and I just got back from a 10 day trip to Ireland with our two teenage boys. We stayed 2 nights in Doolin at this B&B and it was one of the highlights of our trip. Brid Shannon and her staff are full of warmth and hospitality. The breakfast is tasty and varied, my youngest loved the eggs... more

My husband, daughter, and I stayed at Killilagh House for two nights in mid-May of this year. Brid Shannon was so very gracious and provided a warm, clean, and spacious en-suite room for us. The breakfasts were delicious and quite varied. She bakes the best Irish brown bread in all of Ireland, for sure. Brid gave excellent suggestions for places... more

My husband and my parents all stayed at the Killilagh House in Doolin, Ireland in March 2006. Brid (the owner) allowed us all to check in early due to a very early flight into Shannon Airport (with no extra charge!). She even offered to make us breakfast before we went to our rooms to catch up on some sleep. This... more

We had the immense pleasure of staying at Brid Shannon's Killilagh House in Doolin, Co. Clare, in August of '05. She was most gracious and had a breakfast menu that was unrivaled. Her rooms are spacious and well appointed with plenty of room for luggage, a TV and a sizable shower [unlike too many Irish B & Bs]. It was... more

This past April I toured Ireland for the second time this year. It was a complete accident that my friend and I ended up in the town of Doolin. Perhaps, I should say it was fate. Tired from driving around the Irish countryside, we followed the signs to the nearest town. We took a left off the main road, pulling... more