Matt Cooper

Now, of course, you can't get the train to Donegal, famously not served by trains.

You have to drive there, but you've gone as far away as Inishone to the Ballyliffin Hotel for a two-night break.

So you can get two nights for €140 per room, three nights?

Three nights, 200 per room.

And it includes breakfast as well.

OK, and I know it's not your thing, but apparently, and I've never done it, but I'm told the golf courses in Donegal are absolutely brilliant if you're prepared to spend a bit more added in.

OK, that's your last minute adult summer breaks.

You've got then some holidays for July and August.

Again, short breaks.

Yeah, again, easily accessible to the train station and going cruising on the River Shannon is a lovely way to spend a bit of time as well.

In Meads, the Station House Hotel.

That's interesting that they are promoting the solo traveller.

Now, I know the solo people would say €320 for a room is a lot when it's €225 per person.

But still, the fact that they're catering for the solo person is an interesting one.

The Johnstown Estate in Meath, what's available there?

I'm going to have to get you to start looking into the golf prices because you've got the five-star Druids Glen as another one.

But I wonder, do they do discounted rates on the golf?

There's a magnificent golf course on Druids Glen and Druids Heath isn't too shabby either.

OK, go to family hotel breaks.

And I noticed that the universities are trying to use a lot of their student accommodation for apartments for families during the summer.