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A Kilkenny holiday cottage, situated on a small farm in Dunnamaggin, has taken to social media to share an eye-catching message with their followers.
Croan Cottages, which caters for tourists wishing to explore rural Kilkenny, received a heart-warming correspondence with former guests at the idyllic location, who described the experience as 'incredible'.
"Thank you so much for everything. We had an incredible time at Croan Cottages," the holiday guests commented.
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"It was a real family get together and the kids especially adored it. Plans to visit Castlecomer yesterday were abandoned because the kids just wanted to stay and play in the garden and chat to the goats! What a beautiful place you have.
"The cottages are so comfortable and well-appointed, we were able to cook a big family dinner last night," the post concluded.
In response, a touched member of the Croan Cottages team, said: "What a lovely message to receive from guests who left this morning."
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