Lough Bishop House

Lough Bishop House Just an hour’s drive from Dublin, and a world away. Lough Bishop House is a charming eighteenth ce A Travel Cot is also available free of charge.

A good night's sleep is an essential part of any Bed and Breakfast break. At Lough Bishop House, our choice of comfortably furnished bedrooms ensure just that. We offer our B&B guests a choice of Family, Double or Single Room accommodation. Each room is spacious with fabulous views of the surrounding countryside. All our bedrooms are ensuite with power showers and our Family Room has a bath as wel

l. Double Room: ensuite with power shower. Family Room: ensuite with power shower and bath. This room has a double bed and a single bed. Single Room: ensuite with power shower. Breakfast is freshly prepared for each party. Eggs from our free range hens. Home made bread, especially traditional Irish soda bread, Homemade Seville orange marmalade, and plum jam from the orchard. We have our own apple juice as well, pressed from home grown apples in late October / November. When available it is, in the words of John McKenna of the Bridgestone Guide, “to die for!”

The rain has stopped and a flotilla of butterflies has launched in a sea of mint here at Lough Bishop House💕
28/08/2026

The rain has stopped and a flotilla of butterflies has launched in a sea of mint here at Lough Bishop House
💕

Soon there will be apple juice 😎
24/08/2026

Soon there will be apple juice 😎

August, after some overnight rain….
10/08/2026

August, after some overnight rain….

Christopher fetched the straw home today. He learned to tie this “hay man’s knot” many years ago , before everyone start...
18/07/2026

Christopher fetched the straw home today. He learned to tie this “hay man’s knot” many years ago , before everyone started using lorry straps.

Suddenly it’s midsummer, and finally we have a bit of sunshine to go with the gooseberries 😊
20/06/2026

Suddenly it’s midsummer, and finally we have a bit of sunshine to go with the gooseberries 😊

An extra reason to be in Westmeath this weekend. A plant fair and a castle and garden visit all in one. Enjoy!
16/06/2026

An extra reason to be in Westmeath this weekend. A plant fair and a castle and garden visit all in one. Enjoy!

TULLYNALLY RARE & SPECIAL PLANT FAIR Saturday 20th June 10-4pm in Tullynally courtyard. Please spread the word. 12 Nurseries and stalls exhibiting their wares.

Just ten minutes down the road from us at Lough Bishop House.You can enjoy a spot of lunch or a cup of coffee on site  i...
11/06/2026

Just ten minutes down the road from us at Lough Bishop House.
You can enjoy a spot of lunch or a cup of coffee on site in The Stables Tea Rooms before or after.

Lough Bishop HouseEmergency response team (us) took some time to scoop this hedgehog out of the cattle grid and to reloc...
02/05/2026

Lough Bishop House
Emergency response team (us) took some time to scoop this hedgehog out of the cattle grid and to relocate somewhere safer.
We checked a little while later and he had moved on.

Well worth a visit if you are nearby...
01/05/2026

Well worth a visit if you are nearby...

Hidden away in the boglands of County Longford, not far from Kenagh village, is an inspiring relic of prehistory: a togher – an Iron Age road – built in 148 BC.

Known locally as the Danes’ Road, it is the largest of its kind to have been uncovered in Europe.

Historians agree that it was part of a routeway of great importance. It may have been a section of a ceremonial highway connecting the Hill of Uisneach, the ritual centre of Ireland, and the royal site of Rathcroghan.

The trackway was built from heavy planks of oak, which sank into the peat after a short time. This made it unusable, of course, but also ensured it remained perfectly preserved in the bog for the next two millennia.

Inside the interpretive centre, an 18-metre stretch of the ancient wooden structure is on permanent display in a hall specially designed to preserve it.

Don’t miss this amazing remnant of our ancient past!

Follow Corlea Trackway Visitor Centre

11/04/2026

Tuesday 7th April the miracle of the swallows has happened. First birds are back to us at Lough Bishop House. We are so delighted to see them, and when the diary was checked it was the same date last year.

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