Clonakilty to house its rich history

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Clonakilty to house its rich history
Thu, 20 Nov, 2014 - 00:00
Denise Hall

Clonakilty is a town with a rich historical, commercial and social history. It is also very well presented, rich in colour and full of culinary delights and has long been a haven for tourists.

Blue flag beaches, the West Cork Model Railway Village with its recreation of a West Cork in the 1940s, are all favourites with the visitors.

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