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Midleton, Co. Cork

Midleton (Mainistir na Corann in Irish) is a satellite town in south-eastern County Cork, 22 km from the City of Cork on the N25 between Cork and Rosslare and on the Owenacurra River.

Midleton is well-placed for visiting Cork city, and also exploring the whole of east Cork, including Cobh (last port of call for the Titanic), Fota Wildlife Park & Arboretum and Youghal, famed for its connections with Sir Walter Raleigh. The pretty fishing village of Ballycotton merits a visit, and offers good coastal walking.

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Barnabrow Country House

Midleton, Co. Cork

Classes/Courses / Country House / Restaurant

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Gardens

Lakemount Garden.

Glanmire, Co. Cork

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Golf

Cork Golf Club

Cork City, Co. Cork
Course Type: Parkland

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Self Catering

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Castlemartyr, Co. Cork

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What's On

English Market - Cork - Daily

English Market

Entrances on Princes Street, Patrick Street and the Grand Parade, Cork

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Tourist Attractions

Desmond Castle

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Wedding Venues

Ballymaloe House

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