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This cottage is filled with books and paintings and is a dozen steps from the sheltered orchard. Erne River Lodge (1) **OPEN ONLY FOR "ESSENTIAL VISITS" DURING LEVEL 5 (COVID19) LOCKDOWN. PLEASE FAMILIARISE YOURSELF WITH IRISH GOVERNMENT DEFINITION OF "ESSENTIAL VISITS" BEFORE BOOKING** Erne River Lodges are beautiful Scandinavian style lodges on the banks of the River Erne close to the bustling village of Belturbet in County Cavan. Wood burning stoves, magnificent Buschbeck BBQs, 150mb fibre broadband and private outdoor hot-tubs provide a relaxing end to a busy day outdoors. Chalet in the woods This is a luxurious holiday home located in Cornadarragh Forest, Cavan with a magnificent view of the River Erne and has been recently refurbished.. Catch pike, perch and many other lake fish. Lots to do in the locality - fishing, golfing, walking, horse riding and restaurants. Kilskeery Lodge, modern country house with hot tub Fantastic six bedroom modern country spacious house with open plan living set in two acres of gardens with two private fishing lakes, games annexe and a 6 person hot tub.
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Brief history Today a province in its own right, Hainan was historically the "Tail of the Dragon", an enigmatic full stop to the Han empire. Chinese settlements were established around the coast in 200 AD, but for millennia the island was seen as being inhabited by unspeakably backward races, only fit to be a place of exile. So complete was Hainan's isolation that, as recently as the 1930s, ethnic Li, who first settled here over two thousand years ago, still lived a hunter-gatherer existence in the interior highlands. Modern Hainan is no primitive paradise, however. The Japanese occupied the island in 1939, and by the end of the war had executed a full third of Hainan's male population in retaliation for raids on their forces by Chinese guerrillas. Ecological decline began in the 1950s during the Great Leap Forward, and escalated through the 1960s with the clearing of Hainan's forests to plant cash crops. Tourism seems to be the sole reliable source of income these days, with the island promoted as China's tropical holiday destination.