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334. Rathluire
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Pubs
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335. Ringaskiddy
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Formerly a fishing village with century old traditions in Gaelic games and drama, Ringaskiddy has been transformed into a modern deepwater ferryport, offering easy access to the beauty spots of Cork and Kerry through a fast developing road network. The ferry terminal has excellent facilities and B & B accommodation is available locally. The Post Office has an inbuilt Bureau de Change and Tourist Information Centre.
In times past and as part of the harbour defences against invasion by Napoleon, the English built a Martello Tower in 1804 which still stands above the village in view of the offshore islands of Haulbowline and Spike.
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Bed & Breakfasts
, Ferries Mainline (UK & France)
, Golf
, Restaurants
, Rivers
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336. Rosscarbery
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West of Inchadoney is Rosscarbery Bay, with the picturesque little town of Roscarbery in an elevated position on the shore. This is a quiet spot with good bathing and sea fishing. In the sixth century St Factna founded a monastery here, which became famous for its school.
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Activity Centres
, Bed & Breakfasts
, Castles (Historical)
, Equestrian Sports
, Farmhouses
, Hotels
, Leisure Centres
, Pitch & Putt
, Restaurants
, Self Catering
, Stone Circles
, Woods and Forests
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337. Schull
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Schull, a small village with a quaint little harbour, Bathing, boating, yachting, water skiing, sea angling and pony-trekking are among the attractions here. There is a planetarium (the only one in the Republic) attached to the Community College in Schull, which is open to visitors during the season. The road onwards to Mizen Head (18 miles/29 km from Schull) sweeps round lovely Toormore Bay to Goleen, with its secluded sandy beach.
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Banks
, Bed & Breakfasts
, Boat Hire
, Book Shops
, Golf
, Guest Houses
, Hostels
, Hotels
, Island Ferries
, Pubs
, Restaurants
, Self Catering
, Town Information
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338. Shanagarry
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There is a centre for pottery using local clay which produces a very attractive range of red and white table and decorative ware.
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Activity Centres
, Craft Centres
, Homes (Historical)
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, Specialist Food & Drink
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Formerly a fishing village with century old traditions in Gaelic games and drama, Ringaskiddy has been transformed into a modern deepwater ferryport, offering easy access to the beauty spots of Cork and Kerry through a fast developing road network. The ferry terminal has excellent facilities and B & B accommodation is available locally. The Post Office has an inbuilt Bureau de Change and Tourist Information Centre.
In times past and as part of the harbour defences against invasion by Napoleon, the English built a Martello Tower in 1804 which still stands above the village in view of the offshore islands of Haulbowline and Spike.
West of Inchadoney is Rosscarbery Bay, with the picturesque little town of Roscarbery in an elevated position on the shore. This is a quiet spot with good bathing and sea fishing. In the sixth century St Factna founded a monastery here, which became famous for its school.
Schull, a small village with a quaint little harbour, Bathing, boating, yachting, water skiing, sea angling and pony-trekking are among the attractions here. There is a planetarium (the only one in the Republic) attached to the Community College in Schull, which is open to visitors during the season. The road onwards to Mizen Head (18 miles/29 km from Schull) sweeps round lovely Toormore Bay to Goleen, with its secluded sandy beach.
Towns M - R (86 - 90)
