Great views, good food, happy memories

VISITING West Cork from Canada for the first time in 23 years for a family reunion recently, we were awestruck by the beauty of Barleycove and its environs.

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I was particularly impressed with the stunning Barleycove beach and the cleanliness of the water.

All 136 of our extended family, most of whom had not met for several years, were delighted with the accommodation. The food at the hotel was exquisite and all the staff were very customer focussed.

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