Sat, 07 Apr, 2012 - 01:00
Pól O Conghaile
East Cork, thanks to Fota Wildlife Park, the Ballymaloe Empire and Titanic’s 100th anniversary, is gaining ground.
Cork City has been visited by the Queen and ranked as one of the world’s Top 10 cities by Lonely Planet.
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CourtstravelWeekend BreakPlace: east CorkPlace: BallymaloePlace: Cork CityPlace: north CorkPlace: River BlackwaterPlace: Longueville HousePlace: Ballyhoura MountainsPlace: Bridgetown PrioryPlace: Doneraile ParkPlace: Springfort HallPlace: NewtwopothousePlace: HerefordPlace: TipperaryPlace: Cork RacecoursePlace: Doneraile Forest ParkPlace: MallowPlace: CorkPlace: BallyhouraPerson: QueenPerson: Lord RochePerson: Bryan McCarthyPerson: Jack McCarthyPerson: St LedgerOrganisation: West CorkOrganisation: FotaOrganisation: TitanicOrganisation: Lonely PlanetOrganisation: Springfort HallOrganisation: Duke & LyleOrganisation: Lime Tree RestaurantOrganisation: Lime TreeOrganisation: AMENITIES
Springfort Hall
