A luxury cabin escape above Flagstaff, Newry — countryside views, a private hot tub, and nothing on the agenda but rest.
Tucked into the hillside at Flagstaff, ÉAÚL looks out over rolling countryside and the Mourne landscape beyond — the kind of view that does most of the work for you. It's built for slowing down: a soak in the hot tub as the light goes, a fire in the woodburner, a lazy morning with nowhere to be.
Two bedrooms, a bright open living space, and a private balcony and garden — ÉAÚL comfortably sleeps four and suits couples, small families, and friends looking to properly switch off.
Soak under the stars with countryside views on every side.
Fast, reliable connection throughout the cabin.
Dedicated on-site parking for your stay.
Bring the dog — this is their kind of getaway too.
Well-equipped for cooking up a proper feed.
Explore the surrounding countryside on two wheels.
Fire it up on the balcony or out in the garden.
Evenings by the fire under wide open skies.
ÉAÚL sits right above Flagstaff — the viewpoint the road is named for — with the Mourne Mountains, Carlingford Lough and the border coastline all within a short drive. Here's what's worth your time while you're here.
The view the cabin is named after — Carlingford Lough, the Cooley Mountains and the Mournes laid out below. Historically used to signal approaching ships into Newry; today it's simply one of the best sunset spots in the area, and it's on your doorstep.
A half-mile trail inspired by C.S. Lewis (who summered nearby) winds through the forest via a wardrobe door. Beyond it, the climb to the Cloughmore Stone — a huge granite boulder legend says was hurled here by a giant — rewards with sweeping views over Carlingford Lough.
A forest drive and walking trails circling Slieve Gullion, with an adventure playground for kids and panoramic views across the Ring of Gullion — one of Ireland's finest ring dykes.
Tollymore Forest Park's grand gateways and old bridges will look familiar to Game of Thrones fans; Silent Valley's reservoir and mountain trails are a quieter, wilder counterpart. Both sit at the foot of Slieve Donard for anyone taking on the Mournes' highest peak.
A loughside promenade, seafront restaurants, and the small ferry across to Carlingford in the Republic. Kayaking, paddleboarding and even traditional currach rowing are all bookable on the water in summer.
Newry's 19th-century Catholic cathedral and the Newry and Mourne Museum at Bagenal's Castle, plus the flat, scenic Newry Canal towpath for an easy walk or cycle straight from town.
£200 per night with a 2-night minimum stay. Exact availability and final pricing for peak dates will be confirmed once bookings open — for now, get in touch and we'll hold your preferred dates on the list.
Full terms, deposit details and a proper cancellation policy will be published here once the booking calendar goes live.
ÉAÚL isn't taking live bookings just yet — but you can register your interest now and be first in line when the calendar opens.
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ÉAÚL sits above Flagstaff, one of the best-known viewpoints in the area, with the countryside and Mourne landscape rolling out below. It's a quiet, rural setting just a short drive from Newry itself.
98 Flagstaff Rd, Cloughoge, Newry, BT35 8NR, UK