Medieval Cork school has tourism potential

A peninsula community is investigating the tourism potential of a medieval school in West Cork where local folklore suggests a king of Spain had sent his sons to be educated.

Medieval Cork school has tourism potential
Mon, 05 Nov, 2018 - 05:00

By Ailín Quinlan

A peninsula community is investigating the tourism potential of a medieval school in West Cork where local folklore suggests a king of Spain had sent his sons to be educated.

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CourtsTourismPlace: West CorkPlace: SpainPlace: KilcrohanePlace: Sheep’s Head peninsulaPlace: IrelandPerson: Áilín QuinlanPerson: Anne O’DonovanPerson: O’DalysPerson: Caroline CrowleyPerson: MacCarthy ReaghPerson: O’Mahony the WesternPerson: Conchobhar Cam O’DalyPerson: KingPerson: CrowleyOrganisation: Medieval Cork schoolOrganisation: O’Daly Bardic SchoolOrganisation: Muintir Bháire Community CouncilOrganisation: Sheep’s Head schoolOrganisation: Muintir Bhaire
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