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200. CarrigtwohillOn the Cork-Midleton road. Near it are the fine ruins of Barryscourt Castle, 13th century, rebuilt in the 16th. A craftshop and Tea room was opened in 1990 in some of the restored buildings outside the Castle courtyard. Services in Carrigtwohill Bed & Breakfasts | Car Rental | Vacation Packages
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202. CastlemartyrOn the Midleton-Youghal road, Castlemartyr Wood with its landscaped grounds, or its neighbouring Lough Aderry lake, are pleasant stopping or picnic points. The castle saw tempestuous times. It was owned by the agent of the Earl of Desmond, and in 1581 the Earl of Ormond hanged the agent's mother in sight of the walls. Its several subsequent owners included Sir Walter Raleigh, the notorious Richard Boyle and Murrough (nicknamed The Burner) O'Brien. It's difficult to imagine all that warfare in this peaceful leafy place… Services in Castlemartyr Car Rental | Vacation Packages
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203. Castletown
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204. CastletownbereThis is the main western town (but a very small one) of the long and very lovely peninsula of Beara which terminates in Dursey Island away out in the Atlantic. Offshore is Bere Island, where a sailing school is based. Castletownbere has the second largest fishing fleet in Ireland, coming next only to Killybegs in Co Donegal. About 3km west you'll find a signpost to Dunboy Castle. It was the scene of a dramatic episode of the Elizabethan Wars in 1602. Services in Castletownbere Bed & Breakfasts | Car Rental | Vacation Packages
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