This is a hard-working and friendly couple, very knowledgable and competent. Ask Caroline about organic food and livestock care, and do not neglect the opportunity to enjoy the ultimate full Irish breakfast. Their place is lovely. The bedroom my mother and I shared was elegant, well-furnished, and had a spacious attached bath. We also enjoyed the plethora of interesting books on Ireland available for reading. We enjoyed the walks and the nearby sights in Adare and Bunratty Castle and Folk Park. For a quiet and hospitable place, not too far from interesting destinations, I would definitely recommend Rigney's Farm.

Ok, really it has been 1 and 1/2 years since we have been to Rigney's and the location, pigs, environment, bacon, and lemon pancakes and the dog are still a common topic. We loved Hurling with hosts, running on the country roads, enjoying the pigs and agriculture, the proximity to Adare (castle and pubs). We stayed at Rigney's with our 2 sons age 14 and 10. It was perfect! Thank you and sorry we did not write sooner. As you can see- you are still in our thoughts with GREAT memories.

This wonderful country B&B was everything I hoped it would be. The minute my husband and I arrived we were greeted with the famed Irish hospitality, as well as warm, homecooked scones and tea. Caroline and her family were gracious and we had a great time visiting, wandering around the farm, and enjoying the animals. Not only was our room large and comfortable, but the food that Caroline prepared for our breakfast was fresh and delicious. We stayed for two nights, but could have easily planned for longer as they made us feel so at home. If you are wanting a true feel of the Irish countryside living, I would recommend this venue.

We have stayed in a variety of b & bs around Ireland of varying quality (in one that comes to mind in Claemorris, Co Mayo, we got a smell of frying when we arrived at 9 pm...I asked the landlady was she having a late supper and she replied: oh no, I always do the cooking for the breakfasts the night before...urgghh).

It was an absolute pleasure therefore to arrive at Rigneys and meet two people running a guesthouse to the absolute high water mark of good quality. The food here is superb, from the pot of tea, fresh sones and homemade jam on arrival (you wouldn't get nicer in a five star hotel) to the really top-class breakfast of hand-reared and home-cured pork products and free-range freshly-laid eggs

The hosts Joe and Caroline are warm and welcoming and totally committed to their beautiful rare breed farm animals, which are lovingly cared for. Breakfast took a little time as we had to wait for the brown scones to come out of the oven....bliss. This is slow food at its best. Go and enjoy it and get a peek into working farm life as you do.