Ireland's most unique Airbnb's to escape to during the hot spell

We cannot get enough of this continued warm weather and it is giving us itchy feet to go and make the most of it.

Whether it be a quick getaway to enjoy the sunshine or a week-long holiday that could cost you less than a cancelled Ryanair flight to Lanzarote, here are some of the most uniquely Irish Airbnb's on offer.

Photos from Airbnb website.

Ring of Kerry

New Shepherd's Hut in the Ring of Kerry

This AirBnB offering with a difference is the perfect getaway on the picturesque Ring of Kerry route.

The cabin would make the perfect host for two people and includes a double bed, shower room, a kitchen and on-site parking.

Located in the heart of the surroundings of beautifully rugged Kerry, whilst still being close to Killarney town and its amenities.

Cork

Rural Cork

Idyllic Inchydoney beach cottage

Right on the beach front on the Wild Atlantic Way, escape to the stunning views of West Cork.

As if the view wasn't enough, this five bed offers beach essentials such as beach towels, umbrella, beach blanket, snorkelling gear are included in the amenities.

Get your snorkelling on!

Cork city

Urban Tranquilatree

Or if a city escape is more your thing, watch the sun go down over Cork city and the lights come up at twilight from a tree house.

yes, you read that right.

Tipperary

The Worlds 1st Self Catering Pub

If a breakaway with a difference is what you're after then look no further than Borrisokane in Tipp where you could be pulling pints during your stay.

Yes, a full pub is up for grabs in the heart of the village and Lough Derg and picturesque Terryglass are less than a 15-minute drive.

We are sold.

Limerick

Glamping in Galtee Mountains

Escape to the mountains and stay in a 21 ft yurt.

This is for those who have tried glamping before and for those who want to give it a go.

Located on the Limerick side of the Galtee Mountains, you are guaranteed to wake up to amazing views of the surrounding mountainside.

Trek to the top of Galtee Mór in the sunshine and enjoy views of as far away as Waterford, Cork and Tipperary.

Includes a double bed, indoor fireplace, breakfast included and on-site parking.

Kilkenny

The Enchanting Mill Cottage

The thatched roof cottage with whitewashed walls is undoubtedly a symbol of Ireland, often featured on postcards.

This traditional image immediately represents Ireland for many people throughout the world.

But they are becoming more difficult to come by across Ireland.

Luckily, Kilkenny is one spot that still flaunts a thatched roof cottage and even better it's on the market for us to stay in.

The cottage is a short 16-minute drive to Kilkenny town where you can explore Kilkenny Castle and gardens and stroll around the streets and do a spot of shopping in the touristic town.

Dublin

Old World Converted Stableyard with Swimming Pool

Escape to this converted stables North West of Dublin city and be sure to pack the togs because it even has its own pool.

Located close to Phoenix Park and a 25-minute drive to the city centre, you won't run short of activities during your stay - if you can get yourself away from pampering yourself by the pool.

Louth

Drummond Tower/Castle

Ever wanted to live like royalty? Well, now you can, sort of.

Victoria Drummond Tower in Drogheda was built as a Folly Tower in the Victorian period in 1858 by Victor Drummond Delap and has recently been restored into a small habitable dwelling

Close to Nursery Cross in Louth, it is a short 12-minute drive to Drogheda.

The tower consists of four floors including a top roof level which guests can enjoy extensive 360 views of the surrounding countryside from.

The roof terrace is illuminated at night so guests can enjoy star-gazing.

The first floor consists of the living room to watch TV or read books from the extensive book collection in.

The second-floor bedroom has a queen-sized bed with en-suite, shower and washing facilities.

The top floor level is the external castellated roof terrace.

Get us to Louth!

Donegal

Extraordinary Donegal eco-Cottage

Escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life to secluded Donegal where only the sounds of the sea will keep you company.

This old eco-cottage in the heart of the Donegal countryside is the perfect escape for getting that well-needed peace and quiet.

Just three minute’s walk to the wild Atlantic, the cottage sits alone in an iconic location, above the wild, smooth-stoned beach and tiny harbour of Port, Donegal.

Pure Bliss, aye.