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Miles, Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland |
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Map Of Clonakilty |

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Directions/Location |
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Coming from Cork, go straight through the roundabout and
through the town centre (one way system). On the western outskirts you will see
Dunnes Stores on your right. Take a left at the flowerbeds opposite Dunnes
Stores. Pass Kelliher Electrical and take the sharp right to Melrose B&B. WE are
also sign-posted on the way.
Alternatively, Coming from Cork take the detour at the roundabout, pass the
wheel pump on your right. Keep on the detour and pass you will pass the
children’s playground on your right. Just past the traffic calming is a
flowerbed on a crosswords. Go straight through and we are just up the road to
your right, next to West Cork Carpets.

Clonakilty is known as the beach centre of West Cork. It is also home to
magnificent scenery and has numerous attractions for visitors including the West
Cork Model Railway Village, Lios-na-gCon Ringfort, stone circles & many other
historical sites. There is a choice of plenty beautiful Coves & Beaches
including the well-known Inchydoney Beach. The area is a great location for
active stays with golf & pitch & putt courses, surfing, swimming, horse-riding,
walking, fishing, cinema, and children’s playground all within minutes from
Melrose B&B. Clonakilty is the winner of many Tidy Towns and Entente Florale
awards and is also noted for its restaurants and local pubs with live music.
This is an ideal base for touring Cork and Kerry.
Just about 20 minutes drive South East of Clonakilty are Coolum Cliffs near
Butlerstown village. These are the second-highest cliffs in Ireland. Continue
your scenic drive through Courtmacsherry and visit the 14th century Franciscan
Abbey at Timoleague.
Approx the same distance to the West you will find Drombeg Stone Circle, dating
back to 150 BC. Other places of beautiful scenery are Glandore, Rosscarbery,
Castlefreake, and Galley Head Lighthouse, among many others.
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