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259. Baltimore
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The fishing village of Baltimore (8 miles/13 km south-west) has had a stormy history, of which the visitor is reminded by the ruined castle of the O' Driscolls on a rock overlooking the harbour.
This charming village is very popular among tourists for its attractive landscapes and its unhurried, peaceful way of life. It has a magical appeal for children. Fresh air, freedom, new friends, and visits to the beaches and restored abbey on Sherkin Island are memories they'll retain forever.
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Bed & Breakfasts
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, Guest Houses
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, Hotels
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, Lakes
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, Self Catering
, Town Information
, Water Sports
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260. Bandon
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A busy market town in a fertile agricultural district, straddling the Bandon River. It is also a well-known angling centre. It was established by the great Earl of Cork, Richard Boyle, who acquired vast estates in Munster in 1608, having arrived from England with no more than twenty pounds, a diamond ring, a gold bracelet and his clothes.
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Banks
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, Bus Hire / Services
, Camping & Caravaning
, Castles (Historical)
, Cinemas
, Craft Centres
, Craft Shops
, Farmhouses
, Festivals and Fairs
, Gardens
, Golf
, Hotels
, Pottery
, Pubs
, Restaurants
, Self Catering
, Shopping Centres
, Specialist Food & Drink
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261. Banteer
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Guest Houses
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262. Bantry
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The town of Bantry is delightfully situated beneath sheltering hills at the head of famous Bantry Bay, one of the most beautiful bays along the Irish Coast. River and lake angling, deep sea and inshore boats for hire, golf (9), mountain and forest walks.
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Banks
, Bed & Breakfasts
, Camping & Caravaning
, Conference Centres
, Equestrian Sports
, Exhibitions
, Farmhouses
, Festivals and Fairs
, Gardens
, Golf
, Guest Houses
, Harbours
, Historic Hotels
, Hostels
, Hotels
, Islands
, Nightclubs
, Pubs
, Restaurants
, Self Catering
, Specialist Food & Drink
, Stately Homes & Castles
, Stone Circles
, Walks
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263. Bantry bay
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Guest Houses
, Historic Hotels
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The fishing village of Baltimore (8 miles/13 km south-west) has had a stormy history, of which the visitor is reminded by the ruined castle of the O' Driscolls on a rock overlooking the harbour.
This charming village is very popular among tourists for its attractive landscapes and its unhurried, peaceful way of life. It has a magical appeal for children. Fresh air, freedom, new friends, and visits to the beaches and restored abbey on Sherkin Island are memories they'll retain forever.
The town of Bantry is delightfully situated beneath sheltering hills at the head of famous Bantry Bay, one of the most beautiful bays along the Irish Coast. River and lake angling, deep sea and inshore boats for hire, golf (9), mountain and forest walks.
Towns B - B (11 - 15)
