Echoes of pirates still haunt rural landscape

Q&A: Bernie McCarthy
Echoes of pirates still haunt rural landscape

West Cork’s rugged coastline, full of remote coves, craggy headlands and small strands that are often inaccessible from the land, has had many connections with pirates and their illicit trade.

Irish pirates tended to concentrate on the southwest coast.

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