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"Probably one of this writer’s favourite places to eat, especially in the summer, Bunnyconnellan is truly a jewel nestled into the jagged coastline over which it looks. It is a stunning place to try some delicious food whilst taking in the magnificent vista lying before you. Roches Point is in the far distance, and on any given weekend in the summer months, you can watch the yacht races go by in front of you."

"Overlooking the vast and impressive Cork Harbor, in the seaside village of Myrtleville is Bunnyconnellan Bar and Restaurant. A long-established and family-run restaurant, legend goes that the house’s name of Bunnyconnellan or Bunny’s is made up from the names of four children; Bunny, Conn, Nell and Ann. However, it is more than likely derived from a town in Co."

"Tucked into the cliffside above the beach at Myrtleville, near Crosshaven, the heart of Paul and Julie O’Brien’s beautifully located bar and restaurant is an early 19th century private house. Serving as a bar and restaurant for many years n ..."

"At the Garryvoe youll find a choice of intimate and spacious public rooms, all with direct sea views; sincere, attentive and friendly service;large, bright, family-sized guest rooms; dining options and times to suit everyone in the group; free WI-FI; a fabuloushealth clubandswimming poolan. Garryvoe, East Cork, Co."

"Facing a popular mixed pebble-sand beach, the Garryvoe Hotel maximises beautiful views with interior comfort and tranquility. It has been in the same family for more than 50 years, and guests can expect attention to detail and high-level service."

"TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING The Cronin family’s Victorian pub on the harbour front has been in the family since 1970, when it was bought by Denny and Jo Cronin. The current owners are Denis and Caroline Cronin who took over from Denis's p ..."

"Buried in the seaside town of Ballycotton, the Blackbird is a hive of energy, music and delicious food. It has an open area out the back that has been recently redesigned and is a great contrast to the cozy bar inside. Here, you order your food that can be enjoyed by the fire on a winter’s day, or in the sunshine during the summer."

"They have been burning the midnight oil in Castlemartyr and the result is a fine new beer garden, covered pavilion and outdoor drinking and dining spaces around this famous foodie pub. The team there have been working like maniacs to put in the new spaces - and they are hoping their riverside pavilion will give them all-weather coverage before they can finally open up for inside service in early July. If you've ever been to a wedding in Castlemartyr, or if you've sampled the famous food at the Hunted Hog - you'll have this pub on your list for the big re-opening."

"Last but not least we have Tir na Si farm which is open for families on Thursdays and Fridays from 10am to 2pm and on Saturdays for birthday parties and booked events. You can follow the nature trail, meet the friendly farm animals, visit the vegetable garden or find the fairies, there really is so much to see and do. You can also take a spin on the Farm Express Train or maybe a trip on the horse and cart followed by a game of mini golf."

"Although Lismore Castle itself is not open to the public, the 3 hectares of ornate and manicured gardens are well worth a visit. Thought to be the oldest landscaped gardens in Ireland, they are divided into the walled Jacobean upper garden and the less formal lower garden, the latter dotted with modern sculpture including two chunks of the Berlin Wall. Highlights include a splendid yew walk where Edmund Spenser is said to have written The Faerie Queen."

"This low-lying green island in Cork Harbour was once an important part of the port's defences, topped by an 18th-century artillery fort. In the second half of the 19th century, during the Irish War of Independence, and from 1984 to 2004 it served as a prison, gaining the nickname 'Ireland's Alcatraz'. Today you can enjoy a guided walking tour of the former prison buildings, then go off and explore on your own; the ferry departs from Kennedy Pier, Cobh."

"In the middle of Cork Harbour, Spike Island is in a handy defensive location, and when France declared war on Britain in 1793 work began on an artillery fort. This was the last bastioned fort to be constructed on what was then the British Isles. An array of guns is on show, from the early cannons to the 6-inch artillery guns that followed later in the 19th century."

"Just below Cobh's cathedral, a short step from the waterfront, this handsome cut-stone house dates to 1824. Locals can be seen lingering over...Read More"

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"Rose Garden Chinese Restaurant was established in 2010, located at Church Street, Douglas Village, Cork. Rose Garden is very convenient for lunches and dinners. Choose between a la carte and takeaway options."