This day last week the Taoiseach said the 'summer is not lost' and as we continue to exit lockdown people can now begin to turn their attentions to summer holidays.
This year, staycations around Ireland will be more popular than ever.
With than in mind we decided to check out six of the best holiday homes in some of the most beautiful parts of the country.
Check them out below...
Log Cabin Retreat, Goleen, Co Cork
This three bed log cabin is located on the seashore at Spanish Cove, less than a mile from Goleen village in West Cork. It offers a walkway down to a private pier with spectacular views all around.
Doolin Lodge, Ballynalackan, Doolin, Co Clare
This beautifully renovated cottage is just 10 minutes from Doolin village right on the doorstep of The Burren and offers a beautiful base to discover Co Clare and the Wild Atlantic Way.
Luxury on Lough Foyle, Culineen, Co Donegal
This four bed deluxe holiday home is located right on the water's edge on the western shores of Lough Foyle in Co Donegal. Boasting panoramic views, it is the perfect place for a scenic getaway allowing you to gaze out at the lough and beyond to the Atlantic Ocean.
Diamond Lodge, Letterfrack, Connemara, Co Galway
This luxurious 5 bed lodge is set amidst breathtaking Connemara landscapes and lush private wooded grounds. The property is just 1.7km from Connemara National Park and 4.9km from Kylemore Abbey. Renvyle Beach and Lettergesh Beach are also within 10km.
Kenmare Valley Retreat, Bonane, Co Kerry
Originally a priest's residence, this stunning retreat in Co Kerry offers breathtaking views from every angle. The house itself can sleep six adults and two children in its four bedrooms and has three acres of mature gardens to relax in and woodland to explore.
Old Boat House, Morris Castle Beach, Kilmuckridge, Co Wexford
The Old Boat House is situated just 50 metres from Morris Castle Beach. It offers four bedrooms and superb gardens to enjoy the sunny south east.
Check out the full list of holiday homes to rent across Ireland on MyHome.ie here.