Dundrum House is located about 3 miles east of Keady and is not so easy to find - especially after dark. If you want night life this is not for you. But if you fancy waking up in a lovingly-preserved 300 year old house where the only thing likely to disturb you is the bleating of lambs then it might... More

I stayed in Dundrum House for 3 weeks during my placement in a GP surgery close by and I loved every minute! The house is set in stunning scenery within the family farm and Larry was more than happy to show me around the farm which was absolutely fascinating! I stayed in the converted barn cottage where the accommodation was... More

My wife and I recently spent two nights at Dundrum House as part of an Ireland vacation package purchased through Sceptre Tours. Booked using the B&B Ireland website (http://clients.reserveabandb.com), simply because it was available our first night in Co. Armagh (and has excellent online reviews), Dundrum House turned out to be truly a highlight of the trip. Liz and Larry... More

This is a great historical county house and working farm with great views of the countryside. To add to the country experience there were little lambs in the yard that loved attention. The hosts Larry & Liz were wonderful friendly hosts. They made sure that we were always looked after. Upon arriving we were offered a nice hot beverage of... More

This is a really lovely place to stay the owners are the friendlist I have ever met and the house is beautiful and you can c green fields for miles, it is a working farm with Horses and hens on it. The bed was so comfortable I slept better than what I have done is 29 years.

Larry and Liz are the most excellent hosts! Larry was on top of everything for our stay, warm and welcoming, introduced us to his children, and dogs. The home is absolutely beautiful, and a working farm with lambs out front tended by Larry and his eldest son. Larry had an immense knowledge of the history of Armagh county, and was... More

Lovely Irish farmhouse and we had a great view of the fields of Armagh with sheep grazing. Larry kindly booked our meal in the local pub - highly recommended - and was good enough to be our chaffeur. Very pretty part of Ulster and a short hop to the historic city of Armagh - make sure you visit the Catholic... More

Finding the Dundrum house is now possible in the GPS-era but I wonder how people did it before. It is worth the effort though. A beautiful house surrounded by fields with sheeps and horses, Dundrum House is what you expect from a B&B in Northern Ireland, not far from the Republic. Although the place is large and comfortable, the most... More

We decided to take a 2 night break and picked Liz and Larry's, mainly because of the good reviews. We certainly weren't let down and our expectation were fulfilled. They are both so welcoming and Larry should have been a comedian..or maybe is!! Our clothes shrunk over the two days due to being stall fed at breakfasts. It was really... More