Accomodation ON SITE
Cabins Crafted for Calm and Connection
The eco-cabins at Goleen Harbour are designed for comfort, calm, and connection to the landscape. Perched along the hillside with panoramic views of the Atlantic, each cabin feels private yet open to the sea and sky. Inside, they’re light-filled and beautifully simple — with timber finishes, soft tones, and big glass windows that invite the outside in. Every cabin is self-contained, featuring a small kitchen, bathroom, and deck where you can sit out with a coffee and watch the weather roll in from the ocean. Built on ground screws instead of concrete, they reflect the site’s commitment to sustainability — leaving the land untouched while offering all the warmth and ease of a modern retreat. It’s the perfect balance between eco-living and quiet luxury.
Sleeping Arrangements
The Finer Details
Rory’s Birthday Weekend — Accommodation Options
On-Site (walking distance to the party)
- GeoDomes (2): sleep 4 each — €200/night
- Eco Cabins (7): sleep 4 each — €200/night
- Camper-Van Spots: €25/night (per van)
- Camping (10 spaces): €10/night (per tent)
Total fixed beds on-site: 36 people (plus camper-vans & camping as extras)
At Éirí (“Fritz House”) — ~5 km away (shuttle provided)
- Dorm A: 5 singles — €25/bed/night
- Dorm B: 1 double + 1 single (3 beds total) — €25/bed/night
- House of Quartz: sleeps 4 — €180/night
- House of Light: sleeps 5 — €225/night
- Main House: sleeps 5 — €225/night
- Indoor Camping: 40 spaces — €15/person/night
Total Éirí capacity: 62 people
How to book: Once you’ve booked your ticket, email shanebreen@gmail.com to reserve any of the options above.
What is Éirí (“Fritz House”)?
Just a few minutes up the road, Éirí — also known as Fritz House — offers a welcoming home base for anyone staying off-site. It’s a spacious countryside retreat that feels more like a creative commune than a hostel — relaxed, communal, and full of character. The main house and adjoining cottages (House of Quartz, House of Light, and others) are bright, cozy, and surrounded by open fields with sweeping views of the West Cork hills. Guests share kitchen spaces and lounges, and there’s even room for “indoor camping,” where mats and sleeping bags line the floor in a warm, communal setting. It’s the kind of place where people end up chatting over morning coffee or winding down together after a long night — laid-back, social, and very much part of the weekend spirit.
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