County Cork Towns - Cobh, Cork

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210. Coachford

This is the Lee Valley and nearby is Farran Wood with deer and wild geese. It is part of the ancient barony of Muskerry and is rich in antiquities- stone cicles, wedge tombs, ring forts. The Boggeragh mountains lie to the north and the leaflet 'Antiquities of the Boggeragh Mountains' will lead you on many a happy exploration.

Between here and Macroom, travelling along the river, you'll come to the ruined Carrigadrohid Castle standing on a rocky island. It survived several decades of stormy history. In 1650 Lord Broghill, the Commonwealth General, hanged the Bishop of Ross before it because he refused to induce the Irish garrison to surrender.

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211. Cobh

Cobh is a relatively modern town on the eastern side of Cork Harbour 15 Miles (24 KM) from Cork city. It is an important Irish port of call for cruise liners; as they can enter the harbour, passengers have a fine view of the town, with its houses rising on a terraced hillside beneath the towering form of St Colman's Cathedral.

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212. Conna

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213. Cork

Cork is the largest county in Ireland, with an area of 2880 square miles. In the east and north is undulating limestone land, interrupted by long ridges of sandstone with picturesque river valleys between them. The long coastline also has magnificent scenery-especially in the south-west, where rocky peninsulas jutting into the Atlantic enclose deep, island-strewn bays.

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