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289. Courtmacsherry
Pleasantly situated on the southern shore of Courtmacsherry Bay is the pretty village resort of Courtmacsherry, with a background of woods. There is bathing, boating, angling and tennis, and many interesting walks in the area.
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290. Crookstown
Small village on the Cork-Macroom road whose main point of interest is Howard Mills, an old established flour mill which is still powered by the traditional stone millstones.
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Bed & Breakfasts , Heritage Centres
291. Crosshaven
Crosshaven , on the west side of Cork Harbour, 17 miles (27 km) from Cork city, is a favourite seaside resort of Cork people and an important yachting centre. This sheltered fishing port is also a haven for yachts people. The Royal Cork Yacht Club is based there: founded in 1720 at Cobh, it is the oldest sailing club in the world. Tim Severin's 'Brendan', the leather boat in which he crossed the Atlantic in imitation of Saint Brendan, was built here (the boat itself can be seen at Craggaunowen, Co. Clare). Cork Harbour is guarded at this point by the comparitively modern fortification of Fort Meaghe (Camden Fort) and, on the opposite shore, Fort Caralisle. The great liners the 'Queen Mary' and the 'Queen Elizabeth' used to sail majestically in their day between these two headlands into Cork Harbour. Crosshaven, famous for its pubs, offers many facilities including shore or deep-sea angling, wreck fishing and boat or yacht charter. Nearby scenic bays, with sand and pebble beaches, attract many visitors on warm summer days.
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Bed & Breakfasts , Boat Hire , Festivals and Fairs , Forts (Historical) , Guest Houses , Hostels , Hotels , Markets , Restaurants , Self Catering , Tourist Attractions , Walks , Water Sports
292. Doneraile
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Bus Hire / Services , Golf , Self Catering , Wildlife Parks
293. Doughcloyne
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