Céad míle fáilte – a hundred thousand times welcome to The Green Shamrock B&B, inspired by all those lovely and colourful Irish Bed & Breakfast which can be found all over the Emerald Isle.

The main room in the ground floor is the breakfast room. There is a seating area as well as a small buffet which offers a choice of fresh drinks, eggs and a toaster. The little kitchen offers everything you need to prepare a tasty Irish breakfast. Guests can relax in the lounge on the sofa by the open fire place and leave a message in the guest book.

Upstairs there is a large double bedroom. Enjoy some time on the balcony. There is also a smaller bedroom with a bunk bed. Both bedrooms have access to a spacious bathroom where you can find a sink, a toilet and a bath tub.

Behind the house is the garden which has also a lot to offer: a sandbox for toddlers, a trampoline, a place to sit down, some flowers and pumpkins and of course a Gaelic sports goal post.

Apart from Mrs. and Mr. Sweeney who run the B&B and the O’Bryan family which enjoy a few days off at The Green Shamrock there are some more guests. Carlo the dog loves to play with the guests especially with the children. The little kitten explores the garden while an old owl sits on the garden wall. Sheep Henry knows that the grass on the other side is always greener. So he often comes across from the surrounding countryside to enjoy some fresh grass.

The Green Shamrock B&B is built in a modular way. You can easily remove the roof as well as the first floor to access the inside and see everything that is going on.

The hardest part during the design process was the roof construction. I tried to keep it as close as possible to the typical Irish architecture with a gable roof and chimneys on both side ends. Additionally I tried to replicate the original tiles by LEGO tiles. The roof beams are for aesthetic reasons as well as structural reinforcement of the roof construction.

I hope you like the design as much as I do. Thank you very much for any kind of support!