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Cork Tourist Information Office |
| Belvelly Castle is a typical medieval square tower dating from the fifteenth century, located in magnificent natural scenery. |
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www.corkcoco.ie |
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Area Engineers Office |
| Bridgetown is located in Castletown Roche, has a cloister, kitchens, refectory, chapter house and church. Its ruins, now extensively restored, are open to visitors all year around. |
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www.coillteonfilm.ie |
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brenda.molloy@coillte.ie |
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+353 87 989 0198 or Head Office 1890 367 378 |
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Brenda Molloy
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| The Coillte estate encompasses 7% of the land cover of Ireland and provides a stunning variety of locations with diverse woodland settings and properties with features such as open space, water and old buildings. |
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www.dublinmountains.ie/home/ |
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Dublin Mountains Partnership |
| This imposing ruined structure is located close to the summit of Mountpelier Hill in the Dublin Mountains, facing north east across the low-lying areas of Tallaght and Rathfarnham. |
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www.kinsale.ie |
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Kate Howey |
| Even the casual visitor to Kinsale will be captivated by its beautiful setting, with the long waterfront, narrow winding streets and Compass Hill rising behind the town. |
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www.courtmacsherry.ie |
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ccwclon@eircom.net |
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John Conroy |
| This is a beautiful, if somewhat forlorn ruined Anglican Church & graveyard set in a picturesque hidden valley. |
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| A barn dressed up to look like a church, stone cones atop gate piers and gothic-style gate arches all show the influence of that highly individualistic designer, Thomas Wright of Durham (1711-1786), who was a friend of Lord Clanbrassil, owner of Toll |
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