Urchin Loft is a superb apartment with beach access at the heart of Ardmore, Co. Waterford. This exceptional property features four spacious bedrooms accommodating up to 12 guests. The apartment is situated above the lively Urchin Bar. Ideal for groups of friends wishing to explore this hidden gem on the Atlantic Coast. There are 4 bedrooms in total accommodating 12 guests. Bedroom 1: 1 bunk bed = 2 guests Bedroom 2: 1 double bed = 2 guests Bedroom 3: 2 single beds = 2 guests Bedroom 4: 2 single beds = 2 guests 2 bunk beds = 4 guests

My name is Clodagh and am the General Manager of Urchin Bar & Urchin Loft. I'm born and raised in the area and with my team will be delighted to assist you with any recommendations for your group. Our bar is open seven days per week during July & August serving food and with plenty of live music and entertainment. For the rest of the year, Urchin Bar is open every Fri/Sat/Sun, (and more for certain holidays). Urchin Loft is available all year round!

Nestled beneath the iconic Round Tower, Ardmore is a captivating seaside village in County Waterford, inviting you to experience its breath-taking beauty and vibrant culture. With many activities and culinary delights, Ardmore is the perfect destination for those seeking an unforgettable escape along Ireland’s stunning coastline. Ardmore is not just a picturesque village; it’s a treasure trove of history and natural wonders. Located conveniently between Cork, Waterford, and Clonmel, it is an ideal stop on Ireland’s Ancient East Trail. The name “Ardmore” comes from the Irish Aird Mhór, meaning “Great Height,” a nod to its elevated position overlooking the sea. With a resident population of around 330, which swells during the summer months, Ardmore is one of Ireland’s oldest Christian settlements. Founded by Saint Declan between 350 and 450 AD, this village has witnessed centuries of history unfold. Ardmore’s cliffs and shores have embraced countless stories, from ancient saints to fierce sieges and legendary seafarers. When you visit Ardmore, you’ll find a wealth of attractions that cater to every interest: Ardmore Cathedral: A stunning example of medieval architecture. The Round Tower: A remarkable structure offering panoramic views. St. Declan’s Well: A serene spot steeped in spiritual significance. St. Declan’s Oratory: A small yet significant church with historical importance. McKenna’s Castle: A glimpse into the area’s storied past. Ardmore Cliff Walk: An invigorating trail with breath-taking coastal views. Whiting Bay and Goat Island: Perfect for swimming and exploring. Ardmore Main Beach and Curragh Beach: Ideal for sunbathing and relaxing. Whether you’re an adventure seeker or someone who prefers strolls, Ardmore has something for everyone: