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304. Glanworth
The bridge here, built in 1600, is probably the oldest in the county. It is overlooked by the shell of a castle of the Roches. Between here and Fermoy is Labbacalee - the Grave of the Old Woman - which is a very large megalithic wedge-shaped tomb, one of the largest in Ireland. It consists of a large rectangular chamber with a smaller one behind it, topped by three large capstones, and all standing with a wedge-shaped stone cairn which once would have covered it completely. Some human remains and stone Age pottery were found there.
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Castles (Historical) , Priory , Tombs
305. Glengarriff
Glengarriff, though famous as a tourist resort, is just a village lying in the heart of a beautiful glen. It consists chiefly of pleasantly scattered hotels and other places catering for visitors. Glengariff Harbour has the appearance of a lovely land-locked estuary or a lake dotted with a hundred wooded islets; its entrance is guarded by the island of Ilnaculin or Garinish Island whose famous and beautiful gardens are open to the public (boats available).
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Angling , Banks , Bed & Breakfasts , Boat Hire , Bus Hire / Services , Farmhouses , Festivals and Fairs , Golf , Harbours , Hotels , Islands , Restaurants , Scenic Drives , Self Catering , Tourist Attractions , Walks , Woods and Forests
306. Glounthaune
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Bus Hire / Services , Hotels , Restaurants
307. Goleen
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Bed & Breakfasts , Cliffs , Farmhouses , Pubs , Restaurants , Self Catering , Visitors Centre
308. Greenmount
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Bus Hire / Services

 

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