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This comfortable studio is located on the ground floor of Richmond House in the center of Buttevant. The kitchenette is equipped with a double induction hob, sink with hot and cold water, microwave, water heater, toaster, china, glasses, cutlery and basic cooking utensils. Included is the breakfast, but we expect you to prepare it yourself. You will find a supply of foods for a basic vegetarian breakfast. (if you have certain dietary restrictions, please inform us).

Richmond House is a period house dating back to around 1875. When we purchased it in October 2018 is was in serious need of renovation; a laborious and time consuming job, but nevertheless rewarding once finished. Because this is a very old two story house, the beams and floors are from wood as is the staircase. Unavoidable at times you will hear the sound of us walking through the house. (so far we have never been scared by untraceable ghost-like sounds!). Richmond House is located on the N20, with only a sidewalk between house and street. Especially during weekdays there is a lot of traffic passing. All the windows are double glazed with thick glass, but this never seals it completely.

Buttevant is a quaint medieval town about 45 min north of Cork City. It has a supermarket, two lunch rooms and several pubs to chose from. Buttevant Heritage offers weekly walks through town.

Private accommodation located in the heart of Mallow town. Self contained flat that sleeps up to 4 guests. Two single beds and one queen size double bed. One bathroom with a large shower. Comfortable couch, television and WIFI, desk and workstation. Teas/ coffees available. Private, secure parking. Very quiet residential area. 10 minute walk from train station, 10 minute walk from main bus stop. Less than 5 minute walk to the town centre.

Price variable depending on number of guests. 1 guest- €50, 2 guests- €80, 3/4 guests- €120

Less than 5 minute walk from Mallow town center. Walking distance to Mallow town center, Mallow Castle, and Blackwater river walk. 20 minute drive from Cork City, 45 minutes drive from both Killarney and Limerick City. 15 minute drive from Ballyhass lakes Activity Centre and Longueville House Hotel. 10 minute drive from Springfort Hall Hotel. 10 minute drive from Doneraile Country Wildlife Park 2 mins to nearest play park, Board games for children, basketball net for residents. Beautiful riverside walks , local Castle to explore, local fishing on river blackwater.

Corbally Log Cabin is a cosy, modern styled, self catering log cabin tucked safely away in the beautiful gardens of a two story stone house and is available to rent in Kanturk, Co.Cork. Corbally Log Cabin is an ideal base for many tourist attractions of Ireland, local golfing,hikes, and is a 10 minute drive from Ballyhass activity centre. Whether your passion is enjoying the great outdoors, action packed activities,or simply just to relax and unwind - Corbally Log Cabin is the place for you!

*Most popular spots guests like to visit* Kanturk 5 minutes - kanturk castle - kanturk Park,golf club, restaurants,shops,pubs Cork City 50 minutes - Fitzgerald’s Park - Crawford art museum - Fota Island wildlife park - shopping Killarney 50 minutes - Killarney national park - mucross house - torc waterfall - ring of Kerry Dingle 1 hour 30 minutes - wild Atlantic way - blasket island - aquarium Cobh 1 hour - titanic museum - spike island Clonakilty 1 hour 20 minutes - Michael Collins house - model railway village - inchydoney beach Blarney Castle 40 minutes - Blarney Stone

Compact new build house with plenty of dining space to enjoy a meal in the kitchen in the company of my 2 small dogs (they’re very friendly). Living area provides sofa and armchairs to read or catch up on your favourite Netflix series. Upstairs you will find your spacious double room as well as main bathroom with electric shower which you will have full use of. Garden is a work in progress, but you can enjoy the sun here between 11am and 7pm (when it shines)

There is an open plan kitchen available to you with electric kettle, toaster, French press, juicer oven and hob (stove to my US visitors) Feel free to make use of the living room and garden

It’s a quiet family area, just a 3 minute walk from the Main Street which offers 3 small grocery shops, a number of bars, some fast food restaurants, barber, hairdresser, beautician, and pharmacy.

Hi, I look forward to welcoming you to Ballyviniter. My place is v near the town of Mallow (3km), The Springfort Hall Hotel (3.5km), The Hazel Tree pub (3km), Mallow Hopital (6.5km), Kostal (7km) & Quarterstown Industrial Estate (6km) An ideal location for tourists with a good range of day trips possible. I also have a double room available, seperate listing, search Double rm in Country Cottage Mallow Please enquire about stable availability, I’m 14km from Kilguilkey Hs.

Cosy bedroom, comfortable sitting room with stove, in a quiet country location

Mallow is known as the crossroads of Munster & so is a great location for touring the south west http://www.visitmallow.ie/ Day trips to West Cork, Cork City, Blarney, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Limerick City etc all possible. Doneraile Wildlife Park is nearby & well worth a visit http://www.heritageireland.ie/en/south-west/donerailewildlifepark/, as are the beautiful Ballyhoura Mountains with both walking & mountain bike trails http://visitballyhoura.com/ Mallow racecourse, Carigoon GAA pitch & golf courses in both Doneraile & Mallow will keep you entertained

Conveniently located within easy walking distance to town centre with its many restaurants and pubs. Close to mainline railway station and bus link. Local amenities include golf, fishing, Mallow racecourse and GAA complex. Getting here: 1. Enter address Earl's Square, Mallow, Co. Cork in car sat nav. or Apple iMaps (iPhone or iPad) 2. Google maps does not have the address in its database. In this case look at the location map which accompanies the pictures of the property.

Hi, I look forward to welcoming you to Ballyviniter. My place is v near the town of Mallow (3km), The Springfort Hall Hotel (3.5km), The Hazel Tree pub (3km), Mallow Hopital (6.5km), Kostal (7km) & Quarterstown Industrial Estate (6km). An ideal location for tourists with a good range of day trips possible. I also have a single room available, seperate listing, search Single rm in Country Cottage Mallow Please enquire about stable availability, I’m 14km from Kilguilkey Hs.

Cosy bedroom, comfortable sitting room with stove, in a quiet country location.

Mallow is known as the crossroads of Munster & so is a great location for touring the south west (URL HIDDEN) Day trips to West Cork, Cork City, Blarney, Killarney, Ring of Kerry, Limerick City etc all possible. Doneraile Wildlife Park is nearby & well worth a visit (URL HIDDEN) as are the beautiful Ballyhoura Mountains with both walking & mountain bike trails (URL HIDDEN) Mallow racecourse, Carigoon GAA pitch & golf courses in both Doneraile & Mallow will keep you entertained

Hi guys, Thanks for looking at our property,, It’s a one bedroom double bed chalet located near our stable yard beside the lake, Ideal location just off the main mallow to fermoy road, It’s en suite, You will be staying at the heart of activity, So by day it can be quite busy, We have many horses , chickens ,baby calf’s,dogs, We have a abundance of wildlife in our lake including swans and ducks

You can travel all over our property, A total of 15 acres. The apartment is small and sufficient. but perfect for a short term stay. we are an equestrian centre and we have children running around other animals, so if you want a clean peaceful stay our place is not for you.Nano Nagle retreat is also just down the road. Killavullen is our local village it was a small shop/restaurant and 2 pubs,, The Hennessy family originated from there,, (Hennessy Cognac) Please note that this is a farm/equestrian property and sometimes to yard can be untidy As for the chalet it will be clean and comfortable,, We also hope to give our guests a true but rustic feel to the Irish countryside

Many beautiful things to do without driving too far, walk up mountains, mallow town is 5 miles away and killavullen village is only a mile away with 2 pubs and a chipper and small shop. doneraile park is also only 6 miles away.

Assolas dates back to 1630's, but the guest rooms are in the Queen Ann part of the house Circa 1720. They look out over the extensive gardens and ancient trees. It is a much loved family home hosted by Joe and Hazel who have extensive high end hospitality experience. It is a peaceful, calm welcoming house, comfortable spacious bed rooms listed as King doubles that may also be made up as twins, well appointed bathrooms, and inviting public areas.

A complimentary light breakfast, homemade granola, homemade breads and preserves etc are included. All day tea and coffee is available in the hall.

Joe’s home is located in the country side outside Kanturk, County Cork, Ireland. This is a great base for touring the South West, as well as the activities abound in the region. A golfers paradise with Killarney, Tralee and Ballybunion in easy reach as well as many nearby local courses. Ballyhass Lakes is an amazing adventure center for all. Kanturk (5Km), is a fine provincial town in a riverside setting, and has a very imposing castle. Horse sports abound, Horse racing in Mallow, Greenglens Show Grounds, Millstreet, and Duhallow Hunt to mention some. Hill walking and fishing are readily available in the region.

Assolas dates back to 1630's, but the guest rooms are in the Queen Ann part of the house Circa 1720. They look out over the extensive gardens and ancient trees. It is a much loved family home hosted by Joe and Hazel who have extensive high end hospitality experience. It is a peaceful, calm welcoming house, comfortable spacious bed rooms listed as King doubles that may also be made up as twins, well appointed bathrooms, and inviting public areas.

A complimentary light breakfast, homemade granola, homemade breads and preserves etc are included. All day tea and coffee is available in the hall. Please note, we also have 2 other lovely rooms available which are listed separately on our Airbnb, please feel free to enquire for group/family bookings.

Joe’s home is located in the country side outside Kanturk, County Cork, Ireland. This is a great base for touring the South West, as well as the activities abound in the region. A golfers paradise with Killarney, Tralee and Ballybunion in easy reach as well as many nearby local courses. Ballyhass Lakes is an amazing adventure center for all. Kanturk (5Km), is a fine provincial town in a riverside setting, and has a very imposing castle. Horse sports abound, Horse racing in Mallow, Greenglens Show Grounds, Millstreet, and Duhallow Hunt to mention some. Hill walking and fishing are readily available in the region.

Rossa Farm Cottage is a 2 storey self catering accommodation with picturesque manicured gardens offering peace & tranquillity with its own private entrance & courtyard. This house is located in the parish of Doneraile. Rossa translates to 'Land of the Horses'. The stables were built in the 1840's & converted to residential house in 2001. Doneraile Wildlife Park is a 5 minute drive with traditional tea rooms in the Park. Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails & Walking Trails are in close proximity.

The ground floor consists of a well equipped fully fitted kitchen, bathroom/shower and a ground floor bedroom with a double bed. The upper floor consists of a balcony sitting room with leather sofas, TV, one bedroom with double bed. The accommodation is fully oil fired central heated, safe for children, free parking outside and courtyard/patio area with garden furniture and a barbeque area.

- Doneraile Wildlife Park is the third most visited free recreational facility in Ireland and is a 5 minute drive from the cottage. This park is a 400 acre parkland estate with deer & Kerry cow herd, walking trails, playground & Doneraile Court Tea Rooms. - Doneraile Heritage Village is serviced by supermarkets, service station, public houses & renound Café Townhouse Doneraile tea rooms situated on the main street for breakfast, lunch & afternoon tea, also a private dining room is available for afternoon tea, prior booking is required for same.(5 minutes drive). - Ballyhoura Mountain Bike trails (cottage is 4km from the renound Castlepooke Loop), Ballyhoura Walking Trails are in close proximity. - Kilcolman Wildfowl Refuge forms part of Rossa Farm. It is home to the 'Hooper Swans' and a flock of greylag geese & numerous other wildlife. - Springfort Hall Country House Hotel & Charleville Park Hotel are a 15 minute drive. Well known venues for weddings/occasions & eating out. Blackwater Castle is a 20 minute drive-well known wedding venue Springfield Castle, Dromcollogher is a 35 minute drive - well known wedding venue also. - Charleville & Mallow town are a 15 minute drive for all your dining/socialising requirements, Corbett Court Restaurant, Balllyhea is a 10mins drive. - Doneraile Golf Course is a 9 hole golf course nearby. - Other places/activities nearby of interest as follows: Adventure enthusiasts: Ballyhass Activity Centre (with its own Aqua Park), Blackwater Outdoor Activities Centre. Theatre enthusiasts, Schoolyard theatre Charleville, Friarsgate Theatre Kilmallock Equestrian enthusiasts: Cork Racecourse Mallow, Kilguilkey House Equestrian Centre, Liscarroll Donkey Sanctuary, Ballyhoura Equestrian Ballyhea, Ballyhoura Trekking Centre, Duhallow Hunt Club. Autograss racing track nearby (5mins drive).

Rossa Farm Cottage is a 2 storey luxury self catering accommodation with picturesque manicured gardens offering peace & tranqulity with its own private entrance & courtyard. Rossa translates to 'Land of the Horses'. The stables were built in the 1840's & converted to residential house in 2001. Doneraile Wildlife Park is a 5 minute drive with traditional tea rooms in the Park. Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails & Walking Trails are in close proximity.

The ground floor consists of a well equipped fully fitted kitchen, dining room, utility room, bathroom/shower and a ground floor bedroom with a double bed. The upper floor consists of a balcony sitting area with leather sofas, TV, DVD player, two bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with a double bed & ensuite bathroom/shower. The accommodation is fully oil fired central heated, safe for children, free parking outside and courtyard with garden furniture. with a barbeque area.

- Doneraile Wildlife Park is the third most visited free recreational facility in Ireland and is a 5 minute drive from the cottage. This park is a 400 acre parkland estate with deer & Kerry cow herd, walking trails, playground & Doneraile Court Tea Rooms. - Doneraile Heritage Village is serviced by supermarkets, service station, public houses & renound Café Townhouse Doneraile traditional tea rooms. for breakfast, lunch & afternoon tea.(5 minutes drive) - Ballyhoura Mountain Bike trails (cottage is 4km from the renound Castlepooke Loop), Ballyhoura Walking Trails are in close proximity. - Kilcolman Wildfowl Refuge forms part of Rossa Farm. It is home to the 'Hooper Swans' and a flock of greylagg geese & numerous other wildlife. - Springfort Hall Country House Hotel & Charleville Park Hotel are a 15 minute drive. Well known venues for weddings /occasions & eating out. Blackwater Castle is a 20 minute drive-well known wedding venue. Springfield Castle Dromcollogher is also a well known wedding venue is a 35 minute drive. - Charleville & Mallow town are a 15 minute drive for all your dining/socialising requirements, Corbett Court Restaurant, Ballyhea is a 10mins drive. -Doneraile Golf Course is a 9 hole golf course nearby. - Other places/activities nearby of interest as follows: Adventurer enthusiasts: Ballyhass Activity Centre, Blackwater Outdoor Activities Centre Theatre enthusiasts, Schoolyard theatre Charleville, Friarsgate Theatre Kilmallock Equestrian enthusiasts:Cork Racecouse Mallow, Kilguilkey House Equestrian Centre, Liscarroll Donkey Sanctuary, Ballyhoura Equestrian, Ballyhea, Ballyhoura Trekking Centre. Duhallow Hunt Club. Autograss racing enthusiasts:

This brand new studio apartment is located in the grounds of the owners home is just 6.5 miles from Mallow town and just 30 minutes drive from Cork City. Tastefully finished with stylish fittings, free WiFi and welcoming homemade cake and tea on arrival! Enjoy an evening in the shared courtyard taking in the views of Mount Hilary after a days touring to Cork City/West Cork,Limerick,Waterford or south west to Killarney just a 40 minute drive.

Lounge/kitchen/diner double bedroom with open plan living/kitchen/dining area,shower room. Beautiful open plan apartment with private parking just half a mile off the main Mallow Killarney road. Country living with all the modern conveniences.

Great location centrally located for touring Cork and Kerry and in fact all of munster. Quiet and tranquil setting with all the modern conveniences...previous guests have commented on the great night's rest they had staying in the apartment.

You'll enjoy walking into this stylish private 2 bedroom country cottage through its own separate entrance with private patio area. With all its amenities, you'll automatically feel right at home.

The ground floor consists of a well equipped fully fitted kitchen/dining room, bathroom and sitting room (there is also the option to use a fold up bed in the main sitting room, converts into a double bed). Access to the private patio through the 2 sets of patio doors. Upstairs 2 newly renovated large bedrooms with, sharing a shower room with toilet and bidet.

We have many local attractions including Doneraile Park, Townhouse Interiors & Cafe, Springfort Hall, Annesgrove Gardens, Ballyhass Lakes, Ballyhoura Cycling Tracks and much more

Idyllic Self Contained Apartment in Beautiful Country Setting adjacent to Ballyhouras EIRCODE- P51 FE03 w3w- subbed.swift.ceremonial loc8 - QM6-00-38D

Harkaway Cottages are a really lovely country hide away, peaceful and relax but only a short drive for more of musters finest tourist attractions. Stonefaced cottages that were lovingly restored, a wide range of amineties such as a laundry room and a games room with a pool table. Kitchen facilities include oven, microwave, kettle and everything else we could think of to make your experience as comfortable and enjoyable as we can. I look forward to meeting you, Margaret Quirke.

At Ballygriggan House, we offer you a beautiful retreat away from it all. It is quiet, comfortable and peaceful staying here whilst the two bedrooms come with fabulous views. We are lucky to live between 3 mountain ranges: Ballyhouras, Galtees and Nagles. Included in your stay is a continental breakfast, which will be waiting for you in the dining room downstairs. This room can also be a quiet living area if needed. Dogs are welcome downstairs and we have water bowls available. Welcome Fáilte

The Yellow Room is a large, bright and cheery room which has a king size bed and a day bed which can be used as a small double if needed. It is also has an ensuite with a shower. Additionally, there is a small living area with TV and wifi. The Blue Room can be a family room if needed. It has a super king size bed and a bunk bed. It is very light and spacious, includes an ensuite bathroom (with both bath and shower) and a living area with TV and wifi. Downstairs is the dining room/living area and the main entrance to the house. This is where the dogs can sleep if you have them. You can also leave wellies, hiking boots, coats etc in the main entrance when you come in. The guest area is separate to the main house so on occasion, you might hear our dogs getting excited or family members staying but this would be day time only.

Ballygriggan House is part of a farm estate and is situated on a hill facing Annes Grove Gardens (OPW). Its nearest village is Castletownroche, approximately 2.3 miles away. You can walk there in about 45 mins or drive there in 5 minutes! The village is very pretty with a river and the famous Blackwater Castle. It also has a couple of pubs, a well stocked shop, a butcher, a chemist, a post office - most of the amenities one could ask for! Additionally, we are a 'stone's throw' away from Annes Grove Gardens, which is now owned by the OPW and is set to become a big tourist attraction. These are some stunning gardens to explore. We are also 4.5 mi away from Doneraile House and Wildlife Park, which is extremely popular. There is also a fabulous cafe there called The Town House ( I strongly recommend it). Other places to eat would be the Thatch and Thyme in Kildorrery (3.6mi from here). I can also recommend Springfort Hall near Mallow (7.7mi from here) for lunch or supper. Longueville House (11 mi from here) is a delicious place too but expensive. They grow a lot of their own food there and it is quite a treat. Lastly, you have many places to go in both the towns of Mallow and Fermoy. We live in between the two towns and they have everything you might need. There are plenty of things to do near us: Walking and hiking in the choice of three local mountain ranges Mountain biking Fishing (we are on the Awbeg for trout fishing) Salmon fishing on the Blackwater Kayaking Canoeing Swimming Ballyhass Lakes (water and outdoor sports) Horse riding Blackwater Eco Tours Lismore Castle Mitchelstown Caves

New modern studio apartment adjacent to our house. Beautiful countryside views overlooking our farm and nearby hills. Catch a breathtaking sunset over the wildflower meadow from the big picture window!! Perfect for a couple but will sleep four comfortably using fold out double sofa. New kitchen with breakfast cereals and basics supplied. Modern bathroom with power shower. Close to loads of tourist attractions incl. Walks, cycles, historical ruins, Blarney castle & Cork city only 30 mins drive.

The apartment overlooks our farm and the countryside and is adjacent to our own house and shares a driveway so you may see and hear our family during your stay.

Our property is situated on a small farm in the countryside. You will see a small herd of cattle in the fields around the apartment. We are one mile from the nearest village where there is a shop, takeaway and 2 pubs. There are lovely local walks nearby along the Blackwater river and the Blackwater/ Avondhu way passes through Killavullen. The area is also very popular for cycling. The Nano Nagle Centre 2.5km Mallow town- 10km Fermoy town 19km Blarney 28km Cork city 36km Killarney 75km

Mountain View is a four bedroom bungalow with a dinning room/sitting room for guests use. The house is located in the Golden Vale, with the Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trail in our backyard. The Ballyhoura Mountain Bike Trails is the largest trail network of it’s kind in Ireland and provides 96km of purpose build way marked off road trails. Ballyhoura Horsetrails are an 11 minute drive from Mountain View and Ardpatrick village is two minutes drive from the house. Mallow Autograss is 5 mins drive

We have two double bedrooms available in our home with shared bathroom. The kitchen will be available for guests use and there is a dinning room and sitting room for guests with outside patio area for alfresco dinning at the foothills of the Ballyhoura Mountains

Mountain View is located in a very special place, at the foothills of the Ballyhoura Mountains. We are surround by breath taking scenery. We are located near Ardpatrick village which comprises of a Pub, Coffee Shop, Beauty Salon, Hairdressers, Gym and Parish Church. Each summer there is a 3-day Festival na Fianna in early August. The Greenwood, just to the south of the village gives access to walking trails across thousands of acres of countryside. Within 15 minutes drive there is the towns of Kilfinane, Kilmallock and Kildorrery. This area is an outdoor enthusiast paradise.

Enjoy a truly authentic Irish experience while staying in the Dairy Lodge, on a working dairy farm, with plenty of other animals such as cows, calves, hens, cockerals, duck, dog and cats. A bright, open living area, looks out across the lawn, lush green fields & up to the rolling Ballyhoura hills. Child friendly with sky fort & enclosed back yard. Ideal central base for touring Ireland- Cliffs of Moher, Limerick, Cork, Kilkenny, Kerry all within a 90 minute drive. Free WiFi, parking & hot water

The living/kitchen area has a double height ceiling, with double doors and windows over looking the expansive lawn, across the green fields, where grass fed cows graze all day, out to the beautiful Ballyhoura mountains. Sit and gaze out at the rolling mountains, watch the cows come in, with which their milk is used to make the famous Kerrygold butter. The master bedroom has a king size bed, with plenty of space for a travel cot, which can be provided free of charge. Bedroom two has a double bed and two single beds, with a large roof window overlooking the Irish countryside.

The house is situated in the idilic golden vale at the foot of the Ballyhoura mountains, where our grass fed cows graze throughout the day, before their milk is turned into the world renowned Kerrygold butter. There are extensive walking tracks and biking tracks up in the mountains and hills. The lodge is located close to all local amenities where you can enjoy activities like golf, horse riding (lessons arranged), fishing and hill walking. The towns of Charleville and Killmallock are only 6 kilometres and the city of Limerick is 32 kilometres away, not too far away if you want to enjoy a day's shopping. Attractions for you to visit during you stay in Limerick include Lough Gur Visitor Centre and King Johns Castle and in Kilmallock visit the ruins of the old medieval town, which are still visible today. For travellers wishing to see more of the Munster regions, we are only 25 mins from beautiful Adare, 90 mins to Tralee, Co Kerry and 50 mins to Cork city.

A rural retreat in the beautiful Irish countryside. Escape to Ballyhoura Way Bunkhouse and experience a true taste of Ireland. This purpose built bunkhouse provides all the amenities you could need, from a wood burning fire, kitchen, bathroom and bedrooms to sleep 4. There is also outdoor space where you can enjoy Ireland's fresh air and beautiful scenery. The perfect spot for touring, walking and enjoying the great outdoors.

A small home away from home on the idyllic Cork Country side. Close to Castletownroche , Blackwater Castle & Blackwater Outdoor Activities

Tranquil riverside setting in woodland farm, wildlife habitat, 0.5 km from main Cork-Mallow N20, 10 minutes from Mallow, 25 minutes from Cork.

Tranquil riverside setting with beautiful avenue lined with beech trees leads you to woodland farm. Foul free to roam freely around farm. Peaceful wildlife habitat,. 0.5 km from main Cork-Mallow N20, 10 minutes from Mallow, 25 minutes from Cork.

A private residence nestled in its own grounds of 2 acres, in the heart of the Irish countryside, offering comfortable, peaceful and uplifting surroundings to relax, and recharge. Good for walkers, writers, photographers, nature lovers. The most relaxing place you could ever wish to stay, no noise pollution and no light pollution. Only an hour to Killarney and the Ring of Kerry, 40 minutes to Cork. Fantastic fishing nearby and the most perfect countryside for all outdoor pursuits.

The house is perfect for family groups of up to 4 and has a lovely warm and welcoming atmosphere. You are assured of a very high standard not often found in holiday lets. Designed as our family home and only available for holiday rentals until we return to Ireland. Park View is a recently updated bungalow, retaining the wonderful old charm of an Irish cottage yet with modern facilities including wi-fi. It is the perfect base to see the numerous attractions of Southern Ireland. Located in a charming farming village, with two pubs and a local shop for all your convenience and a number of great restaurants less than 10 minutes away. A night in Park View is a wonderful home from home, with no noise, no light pollution and away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Ireland “Ireland makes sure you remain in the present while soaking up its past. It makes sure you listen to its storytellers with reverence.” Lola Akinmade, Award Winning Travel Writer. Ireland is a small country with picturesque countryside. It is a land steeped in history and known for its misty green countryside, culture and tradition. Famous for its legends and folklores and it’s warm-hearted and friendly people. It also has plenty of destinations which are off-the-beaten-track If you want to explore. South West Ireland The South-West Region of Ireland benefits from a mild climate and a very scenic environment, which includes features such as Macgillycuddy's Reeks (the highest mountain range in Ireland), the Dingle Peninsula, Mizen Head and the Iveragh Peninsula along with numerous small islands. Ballyclough Ballyclogh or Ballyclough (Irish: Baile Cloch, meaning "town of the stones") is a small village 8 km outside Mallow, County Cork, Ireland. The name Ballyclogh has its origins in the past abundance of stone quarries in the area. The village today has two public houses, a local grocer, a community centre, playground and Catholic church. The Ballyclough area has a rich history of farming. With no light pollution and two real Irish pubs in the village only a short stagger away, visitors will always be welcomed with great Irish hospitality The Area Lots to see and do... Ideally situated for touring Southern Ireland and the Ring of Kerry.  Close to many attractions, warm Irish hospitality, fishing and racing.  See "attractions" for more details. Attractions worth a visit Ballyhass lakes Once a limestone Quary now an outdoor playground Ireland's largest cable Wakeboarding facility and an incredible wipe out style aqua-park Cable wakeboarding uses an overhead cable which pulls you over the surface of the lakes with a feel just like surfing or snowboarding but on water. This is the most accessible water sport for all ages and most of all fantastic fun. The system is suitable for all levels of riders and is a dream training tool. What really makes a wake park though is the obstacle setup underneath the cable. Think floating skate park! Ballyhass is starting big and has several obstacles that are ideal for beginners who are hitting an obstacle for the first time and amazing fun for an experienced rider at any level. Mallow Race Course also know as Cork Racecourse. It stages both National Hunt Racing and Flat Racing. There are 5 public bars in the Racecourse, there is also a Carvery Restaurant, a coffee bar and a fast-food restaurant. It is a wheelchair friendly course with access to all areas for disabled people plus a designated disabled viewing area in both stands Doneraile Park  Doneraile village is only 10K from Ballyhass lakes and is a beautiful old estate with looped walks and a new children’s playground for ages 3 to 1. 0 It is open to the public with no entry fee.There are several walks throughout the park. The long walk is all over forest paths and roadways but could easily be completed in 60 – 90 minutes. It would be suited for buggies etc and no special foot ware is required. Afternoon tea or dinner at Longueville house Longueville House one of Ireland’s country house treasures. Go wild and book dinner the food is fantastic. Great value mid week as they often have reduced dinner menu prices. Call in an see for yourself it is only minutes away from Ballyhass Lakes on the main road to Mallow. www.longuevillehouse.ie Longueville has its own Cider and other liquers all made from their own apples and local ingredients. The Donkey Sanctuary at Liscarroll What a great way to spend a hour or so. Visit Ireland best Donkey Sanctuary only 25 minutes from Ballyhass Lakes . There is a presentation area and many paddocks where you can stroll around and see all the donkeys close up. Opening hours:  Monday-friday, 9.00 am to 4.30 pm  saturdays, sundays and bank holidays, 10.00 am to 5.00 pm  telephone: +353 (0) 22 48398 Walking in the Duhallow Region Take a looped walk on Mount Hillary only 10 Minutes from Ballyhass, this trail head has three different looped walks that will take you from 40 minutes to 2 hours.This walk follows forest park roads for its entire route. There are alternative routes that increase the difficulty of the route. The Blackwater Valley neighbours the walk and beautiful views are afforded over it. There are alternative routes that increase the difficulty of the route.  The Mitchelstown Caves The Mitchelstown Cave is about a 40 min drive from Ballyhass and is considered one of the most spectacular caves in Europe. Visitors and group outings are shown daily through almost a half mile of this world famous showcave which includes three caverns, in which visitors are surrounded by indescribable dripstone formations stalactites, stalagmites and huge calcite columns. Check out www.mitchelstowncave.com for more info Lough Gur Heritage Centre Find out about the rich heritage of Lough Gur by visiting the interactive multimedia exhibition that brings to life over 8,000 of archaeology and history. The exhibition brings the visitor on a journey through the history of Lough Gur starting during the Mesolithic (Middle Stone Age) Era, and progressing until the 19th century (1800’s), when the Farm By Lough Gur was written. The exhibition is suitable for all ages and abilities. Visitors can learn about the history and archaeology of Lough Gur. They can find out more about many of the areas archaeological sites, including some that are not publicly accessible. Ballyhoura Country area of North Cork and East Limerick Ballyhoura Country is a walkers paradise and has the largest mountain bike trail network of its kind in Ireland and provides many options for off-road cycling. Whether your interests lie in short, easy walks or long distance walking, guided walks or independent walking, walkers of all abilities will be invigorated by the sheer beauty and tranquillity of the area. Ballyhoura Country offers plenty of choice to walking enthusiasts, there are exciting nature walks, river bank walks, quiet country roads, the Ballyhoura Waymarked Way, rugged mountains, rich bogs, and mythical. The hen harrier is a resident in the Ballyhouras, along with Peregrine falcons, red squirrels, hares, deer, badgers, frogs galore who all enjoy this 6000 hectare block of forest and mountain upland. For off road cycling Ballyhoura Trails have forest road climbs which lead you into tight twisty single tracks with loads of ups and downs, tight turns and technical rocky bits. The trails range from the moderate 6 kilometre Greenwood loop to the demanding Castlepook loop, over 50 kilometres in length! Tough forest road climbs are rewarded with sweeping fast descents guaranteed to leave you smiling! There are also 23 permanent orienteering controls in the Ballyhouras. Other attractions....... See Guidebook for additional information Blarney Castle. “Kissing the Blarney Stone” Legend has it that if you kiss the Blarney Stone In Ireland you will be granted with the gift of eloquence. It is said by bending over backwards while holding on to an iron railing and kissing this legendary stone you will never be at a loss for words again. This stone can be found five miles from Cork City at Blarney Castle. Blarney Castle, is a medieval stronghold, built nearly six hundred years ago. Though earlier fortifications were built on the same spot, the current keep built by the MacCarthy of Muskerry dynasty, a cadet branch of the Kings of Desmond, dates from 1446. https://www.irishcentral.com/travel/best-of-ireland/blarney-castle-stone It is open all year round and costs 12 euros to enter the grounds and climb the castle. Fota island An island in Cork Harbour which is host to Irelands only wildlife park as well as the historical Fota House, gardens and golf club. Fota House is Ireland's finest example of Regency period architecture with superb neoclassical interiors. A range of cultural events for all ages and interests take place throughout the season including crafts. When exploring the House, a visit or guided tour of the award winning Victorian Working Garden is a must! Fota House and Victorian Working Garden Fota Island, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork. T: +353 (0) 21 481 5543. It is only 20 minutes from Cork. It is opened Monday to Sunday from 10am to 4.30 pm. Costs 16 euros admission Cobh Cobh is on an island in Cork city’s harbour. It’s known as the Titanic’s last port of call in 1912. Titanic Experience Cobh is a themed attraction in the former White Star Line ticket office. More displays on the liner are in the Cobh Heritage Centre, which also explores how Cobh became an embarkation point. The harbour town located on the south coast of Ireland in County Cork, about 30 minutes drive from the infamous Blarney Castle. It’s also the departure point for over 2.5 million Irish people who emigrated to North America between 1848 and 1950. In the harbour are colourful old fishing boats and Victorian architecture. It’s a pretty seaside town. There is a tourist train that transports visitors around town to a few lookout points. The town is built on a steep hill, so the train is a good idea. Take a peak inside the impressive St. Colman’s Cathedral that dominates the town skyline. Fota Wildlife Park. Fota Wildlife Park is set on 100 acres on the scenic Fota Island in the heart of Cork Harbour. It is a unique .... No trip to Cobh or the wider Cork area would be complete without a visit to Fota island wildlife Park Killarney A town in county Kerry which is just under an hour’s drive from Ballyclough. It is one of the top 10 tourist attractions in the world. It is a stop on the Ring of Kerry scenic drive and the start and finishing point of the 200 km Kerry Way walking trail. Various attractions in Killarney include Muckross House and Gardens. Killarney boasts a thriving tourist hub of traditional Irish pubs, restaurants and shops. Just 12 miles away is the celebrated Ladies View, a National Park with sweeping green plains, craggy peaks and a rich variety of wildlife. You can hire a horse-drawn cart or explore the region on foot whilst marvelling the fabulous views before you. There are also a wonderful choice of beaches in the area, the most popular being Rossbeigh, Inch, Kells, and Banna Strand. Traditional Jaunting Car tour and Killarney Race Course which is one of the great attractions. All meetings at the scenic location are incorporated into three summer festivals in the months of May, July and August. Primarily, racing is held in the evening making the racecourse the ideal venue to round off a day of local sightseeing. It costs 20 euros admission Kinsale Kinsale has so much to do on and off the water. From historical walking tours, ghost tours, castles, forts, horse riding, golf as well as arts and crafts. The Kinsale Regatta is one of the longest running in Ireland and as popular as ever. You will be spoilt for choice restaurant wise and there is certainly somewhere to suit all tastes and pockets . It is 20 mins drive from Cork Airport Dingle A small port town on southwest Ireland’s Dingle Peninsula known for its rugged scenery trails and sandy beaches. A statue of long time harbour resident Fungi the dolphin is by the waterfront. Fungi, is a wild Bottlenose Dolphin, no one is quite sure of his age but he has been there for nearly 32 years and experts tell us he has a lifespan of between 40 and 50 years. Ring of Kerry The Ring of Kerry is picturesque Ireland at its peak. Hidden away in the southwest corner of the island, this is a true treasure trove, with dreamlike landscapes awaiting every lucky visitor. It’s not just visitors from abroad that love this place – people travel from across the island to cycle, drive and trek this scene-stealing route on Kerry’s Iveragh Peninsula. Beginning and ending in Killarney, a trip here takes in all the big hitters: Molls Gap, Torc Waterfall and the Gap of Dunlop are winners – but really, the route itself is so much more than the sum of its parts. The Ring of Kerry cycling route is one of Ireland’s most famous departing from some of the busier roads to lead you down the winding country boreens of real Kerry. The soaring, craggy Skellig Islands are one of this area’s most history-laden and spellbinding spots; first discovered by intrepid monks in the 6th century, Hollywood followed many moons later and made these islands world famous when they featured in the 2015 Star Wars comeback. A great day out. Bantry Bay A busy market town and fishing port. There is an abundance of award winning restaurants in the town centre. It is perfect for walking (Sheeps Head Peninsula), cycling and fishing. Bantry House A spectacularly situated and exuberantly finished. It is one of Irelands most attractive Great Houses, full of treasures collected by various generations of Early of Bantry from all parts of the world. You never know, you may even bump into Graham Norton while you are visiting the area as this is where he was born and spends many of the summer months there with the locals. Cliffs of Moher Cliffs of Moher - one of the world's greatest natural attractions. These cliffs stand 1/3 the size of the Empire State Building and have large populations of puffins and gannets. You can enjoy a hike or a relaxed walk, while gazing in amazement at this geological and natural beauty. The Cliffs of Moher also have shops and restaurants, anything from snacks and souvenirs available. A great day trip. Shopping Cork city: Cork offers a wide variety of shopping possibilities. Patrick Street in the city centre is the traditional shopping area, with a wide range of department stores. Cork is famous for its food too. Country markets and farmers' markets can be visited throughout the city and county. The English Market is an indoor market on Grand Parade in the city, and has been in operation since 1788. The mix of traditional Cork fare and exciting new foods from afar alongwith long standing family run stalls contribute to the unique appeal of this market. Kildare outlet 50 mins drive from Dublin perfect outdoor shopping if you like designer brands at reduced prices. Blarney Wollen Mills for traditional handmade jumpers. Mallow town centre for all the basic food and clothes you may need. The train station is also very easy to get to, you can get to Cork City by train in 25 mins. Live Music Cork City (Oliver Plunkett St) live music in most of the pubs there. Killarney more traditional live music venues with traditional Irish Dancing.p

Adjacent to the historic manor house (Longueville House Hotel and Restaurant) and surrounded by parkland, orchard and vigorous gardens, lies this elegantly maintained, cut stone country house epitome of stylish country living. The cottage occupies one side of a large and partly cobbled, neo-classical courtyard, with fine a topiary centrepiece, to the rear of the main house. 30 minutes from Cork City and is available for Weekend , Midweek, Weekly and Monthly rentals.

Activities and Amenities on the Estate and Nearby. • Walled Gardens, Woodlands and Parklands within our 450 acre Estate to explore and enjoy. • Horse Racing at Cork Racecourse Mallow only 1km from Longueville House. • An ideal location for golfing in the Southwest area with several renowned courses nearby. • Doneraile Wildlife Park and Manor House are a 20 minute car journey from the cottage. • Ballyhass Lakes & Activity centre in the local area • Hiking & Biking in the Ballyhoura Mountains 30 minutes drive from the cottage. • Cork city is a half hours’ drive. • Limerick city and Killarney are 1 hours’ drive. • Anne's Grove Garden Castletownroche is 30 minutes by car.

Light bright self contained stand-alone unit that can be let as a two bedroom or one bedroom. Unit price is for the first two guests, additional charge of 20 euros per extra guest. Kitchenette with microwave/fridge/ hotplate /kettle/toaster. Mid-way between Cork and Limerick off the N20. Charleville is 3km away which has a large number of shops, restaurants and bars. Country setting, close to the Ballyhoura mountains for biking and hiking. Suitable for teenagers and adults. No smoking or Pets.

We live in the country , with dairy farmers as neighbours. Close to bus and railway station . 35 minutes to Limerick , 30 minutes to Blarney, and 40 minutes to Cork. Donneraile wildlife park is a 20 minute easy drive. This is the 3rd largest free entry park in Ireland ,and is home to many deer. A great place to walk and a top rated eating venue is on its doorstep. We have visited many scenic places in Ireland on day trips from our home ,nowhere is really that far. Our accommodation is a great hub from which to do the exploring. You obviously must have a car.

The house is set within a 5 minute walk of the center of Mallow. Located on an elevated site with magnificent views across the Blackwater Valley. Accommodation is a self contained apartment in a guest wing of a detached house. There are 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a open plan living/dining/kitchen area. Off street parking and a secure gated back garden, ideal for dogs. Pets are welcome.

I have two big gentle dogs of my own and have a large secure garden, so other dogs are more than welcome, it also has a large trampoline for the kids to let off some steam in.

Very quiet neighbours.

Within easy walking distance of town. Restaurants and pubs nearby. Golf, fishing, horse racing and GAA complex nearby. Mainline rail and bus connections conveniently located. Getting here: 1. Enter address Earl's Square, Mallow, Co. Cork in car sat nav. or Apple iMaps (iPhone or iPad) 2. Google maps does not have the address in its database. In this case look at the location map which accompanies the pictures of the property.

Double bedroom with ensuite

Assolas dates back to 1630's, but the guest rooms are in the Queen Ann part of the house Circa 1720. They look out over the extensive gardens and ancient trees. It is a much loved family home hosted by Joe and Hazel who have extensive high end hospitality experience. It is a peaceful, calm welcoming house, comfortable spacious bed rooms listed as King doubles that may also be made up as twins, well appointed bathrooms, and inviting public areas.

A complimentary light breakfast, homemade granola, homemade breads and preserves etc are included. All day tea and coffee is available in the hall. Please note, we have another 2 guest rooms available on our Airbnb page, which is ideal for group/family bookings. Please feel free to message us with any queries you may have.

Joe’s home is located in the country side outside Kanturk, County Cork, Ireland. This is a great base for touring the South West, as well as the activities abound in the region. A golfers paradise with Killarney, Tralee and Ballybunion in easy reach as well as many nearby local courses. Ballyhass Lakes is an amazing adventure center for all. Kanturk (5Km), is a fine provincial town in a riverside setting, and has a very imposing castle. Horse sports abound, Horse racing in Mallow, Greenglens Show Grounds, Millstreet, and Duhallow Hunt to mention some. Hill walking and fishing are readily available in the region.

Harkaway Cottages are self catering cottages just outside the beautiful village of Castletownroche, Co.Cork. A very scenic part of the country enjoying views of both the Ballyhoura and Nagle mountains. Situated in Munster, the cottages are in an ideal position central to many attractions in the province including: Killarney in Co. Kerry, Blarney Stone in Co. Cork, Rock of Cashel in Co. Tipperary, and Bunratty Castle in Co. Clare, as well as other local attractions on our door step.

The Location A beautiful Georgian house set in wonderful countryside, amongst old and established trees with lawns and a walled vegetable garden with exceptional views overlooking the Nagle Mountains and the Blackwater River running below. Situated between Mallow and Fermoy approx 12 miles from either with three local villages Killavullen, Castletownroche and Ballyhooly each a 2.5 miles away. Cork city is 45 minutes drive.

This is the perfect place to relax, unwind or position yourselves for a weekend of fishing and relaxation. You are welcome to walk around the grounds, relax in the sitting room in front of the fire read or watch TV.

The surrounding unspoilt countryside is some of the most scenic in the area with a mixture of River, mountains and period houses and castles. This is an agricultural rural area of great beauty, which is close to Cork City and only an hour from Cork airport.

The house is set within a 5 minute walk of the centre of Mallow. Located on an elevated site with magnificent views across the Blackwater Valley. Accommodation is a self contained apartment in a guest wing of a detached house. There are 2 bedrooms, a bathroom and a open plan living/dining/kitchen area. Off street parking and a secure gated back garden, ideal for dogs. Pets are welcome.

I have two big gentle dogs of my own and have a large secure garden, so other dogs are more than welcome, it also has a large trampoline for the kids to let off some steam in.

Very quiet neighbours.