I already submitted my review. Apparently, it didn't register. The house is located in a tree lined street. At Sues home in Norman Park, guest accommodation is downstairs and sort of seperate from the rest of the house. You have your bedroom with a queen-sized bed. I think the bathroom is shared with the eldest daughter and there's an area that's set aside for making tea, coffee, toast. The freezer is choc-a-block full of food, but there's no stove to cook on. Cutlery and China are provided. That same space is also the family's laundry. The backyard is well kept and there's a clothesline. For short term accommodation it's ok. But be aware, the family living area is mostly upstairs and directly above your bedroom, so the noise of movement upstairs is tenfold in your bedroom. Your host Sue, has three teenagers, a husband,a dog and a cat, so particularly during the week on school days, don't expect to sleep in. The bus is within easy walking distance, but the weekend service is lousy. Much better to catch the train if your going into town. The train station is also an easy walk. The local park caters for chricketers and male and female football. Although while I was there they were only practicing. There's a Chemist/Doctors surgery close by and a petrol station. If you like your own space, then this could be ok. Mike :)

Fantastic. Both Jenny and Prince made me most welcome. From day one till it came time for me to leave, I couldn't have hoped for the company of more pleasant a family. They have two young boys and all of them made me feel as though I too were a member of their family. I welcome the opportunity to praise their kindness and honest outgoing personalities to any prospective guest considering staying with them. If your wanting to go into the city as I did, their home is only a short walk to the train station that will take you into Dublin city in about 20minutes. Surprisingly, you can't even hear the trains from their home. The local shopping area is just 10 to 15mins. easy walk away where you'll find a supermarket and a chemist, if needed. A local drinking hole. And a liqueur outlet just near the pub.