Accommodation unionhall

This lovely fishing port is sheltered in an almost hidden corner of Glandore Harbour. Framed by a unique one-lane bridge and a sweeping curve of brightly painted homes and shops, the main road through the village beckons visitors to further exploration. Its quaintness and charm have been recognized by artists through the years, enticing potographers, painters, poets and writers with its distinct character. In the early 1700's it was lauded by the great patriot dean of Ireland, Johnathan Swift. More recently it was chosen by the film maker, David Puttnam as the main venue for one of his latest films, "War of the Buttons". Your visit to Union Hall will uncover a remarkably Irish village with roots steeped in history, a great part of that history is connected with the sea and Union Hall is now a prime fishing port catering for both the professional fisherman and the angling enthusiast.