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You will find it very hard to get what you want.
We always went to the S. Ireland one year and then to U.K the next. We eventually gave up on the South as the facilities on the sites are not good value for money.
Even after paying the ferry, it works out better value for what you pay, for the sites in UK.
The only one I know of is Trabolgan in Cork if it still exists but the price will make your hair stand on end.
There is another one just across the border, near Newry forget its name but again very expensive.
Have seen Woodlands, mentioned in the previous post. It is beside an indoor swimming pool and you can get discounts for the pool late in the afternoon.
You may have to look at sites instead which are close to a beach. One I would recommend is the Anchor, near to Castlegregory, 12 miles from Tralee. Only problem they dont accept bookings, but is a good well run site.
What way have you priced the ferry, as there better prices to be had, you just have to know how to go about it.
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Topic: CAMPSITES IN S.IRELAND WITH SWIMMING POOL
