Doohoma/Geesala
Doohoma, in Old Irish as Dumhaigh Thuamais, is a small village located south of Belmullet and north of Achill Island. It nestles in a peninsula being connected to the mainland of Erris only by a narrow isthmus at Geesala.
Geesala (Gaoth-Sáile) or Gweesalia, which means 'Salty Sea Inlet', for as she, is a small village, with a hotel, two pubs, post office and two shops.
Visitors to Geesala/Doohoma have always been attracted to the beauty and magnificence of the scenery in this part of the west of Ireland. A guest staying in Geesala will be impressed at the high level of hospitality in a Doohoma Hotel, where they offer quality Hotel accommodation.
Geesala/Doohoma has several attractions of interest such as salmons fishing and swimming, as well as such sports as surfing and sailing. Moreover, you can admire the towering cliffs of Achill Head and the islands of the Iniskeas and Duvillan accessible by arrangement with local boat owners.
The village received nation-wide renown because of RTE documentary 'Doohoma'. This dealt with the theme of emigration to England and the effect on local families.
Geesala accomodations provide competitive rates and great availability. There are many family friendly hotels available for family trips to the west of Ireland. If you are charm by this place, by this extensive panorama of sea , by sky and mountain surrounding every side, you can book a hotel in Geesala with ease and comfort, with security and confidence, on 'Mayo Hotel'. Use the booking box provided to book a hotel in this magic place.
Hotels
Teach Iorrais Hotel, a luxury haven in the heart of the idyllic Iorrais peninsula with glorious views of the ocean and surrounding mountain ranges.
Offering an intimate environment for all tastes the hotel is an ideal base to explore the plethora of activities on offer all year round.
Take a look around to explore what else the hotel and surrounding area has to offer you.