The Camden Fort Meagher
A former military fort built in 1550, overlooking the ocean. A must-see!
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Witch’s yew in Blarney
Beware the superstitious! Near Blarney Castle, there's a tree said to be the most haunted in Ireland: Witch's Yew.
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The Lusitania Museum
Discover the Lusitania Museum in Ireland: a place dedicated to the sinking of the RMS Lusitania in 1915. Exhibitions, panoramic views and tributes to the victims await you.
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Kinneigh Round Tower
This medieval round tower is less than 5km from Enniskean. What makes it special? Its base is octagonal!
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Warren Beach
Warren beach is a pretty Irish beach in County Cork. Magnificent and little-known, it's perfect for a family summer outing!
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The Schull Planetarium
The Schull Planetarium is Ireland's only planetarium. Located in Schull, Ireland, it offers you a unique experience, admiring the sky from a dome!
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Barleycove beach
Do you love exceptional beaches? The one at Barley Cove beach in County Cork is simply breathtaking!
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Doneraile Wildlife Park
This Irish park and zoo will appeal to all lovers of nature walks!
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The West Cork Model Village
A place that will fascinate ultra-detailed model enthusiasts!
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The MV Alta
Not far from Ballycotton is the MV Alta, a boat that ran aground in February 2020 and has remained on the rocks ever since.
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