Place: Castlehaven Harbour

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Low Island, County Cork with the entry to Castlehaven Bay in the background and High Island in the foreground. Picture: Dan MacCarthy for outdoors</p>

outdoors

Islands of Ireland: Skull Island — a better name for this Cork island featuring a ruined mortuary chapel and graveyard?

The graveyard could be pre-Christian in origin and later it may have had Spanish and English sailors buried here — locals said that on occasion erosion caused the skulls to come tumbling out of the side of the graveyard

home and gardens

Islands of Ireland: Horse, trading, and Drishane

home and gardens

High and mighty in West Cork

news

Sarah makes history as first Union Hall RNLI woman

property

Two-faced charmer in Castletownshend, West Cork

property

A perfect blend of past and present

Wooded 70-acre waterside site at Castletownshend guides at €300,000

THERE are precious things in the world for which the mere act of acquisition is enough — the beauty for beauty’s sake of jewels and paintings, though not of practical use.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2012

Picture perfect hideaway

AN ARTIST’S pad in a picture-perfect setting is on offer at Cooldurragah, near Castlehaven harbour in prettiest west Cork.

Sat, 11 Sep, 2010

Holiday home is a delight inside and out, close to Union Hall

NEAT and neatly set, Ballinatona Cottage is a west Cork holiday home to covet.

Sat, 22 May, 2010

Gold Coast land for €400,000 a treasure trove of possibilities

FANCY a chunk of the Gold Coast for around €400,000?

Sat, 12 Sep, 2009

Archaelogists to investigate ‘exciting’ Spanish galleon

SONAR surveys of a sunken Spanish galleon off the Cork coast have revealed previously unseen images, which have so excited marine archaeologists they intend to carry out a major dive next summer.

Wed, 30 Aug, 2006

Lilac Cottage is a little beauty

CASTLETOWNSHEND is in the throes of change — the first time in over 100 years.

Sat, 07 Jan, 2006

Mill wheels turn again

LIFE cycles of the country's old mills turn slowly like the giant working wheels of the buildings themselves.

Sat, 28 Feb, 2004