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County Cork Boasting some of the most unspoilt and spectacular scenery Ireland has to offer, West Cork is a haven of music, culture, poetry and spine tingling beauty. There's an enviable choice of first class accommodation and restaurants to choose from and a chance to sample some of the finest pubs Ireland has to offer. West Cork is also famous for its seafood restaurants and It is the ideal holiday destination. From revitalising short breaks to fun filled and action packed family holidays, the possibilities are endless, West Cork rejuvinates, revitalises, stimulates, West Cork is calling..... Union Hall & the Pairc na Fana area Union Hall is a perfect location to stage your exploration of West Cork. A great location for any watersports enthusiasts with a sailing school in nearby Glandore(approx 1km). Fishing trips leave Union Hall pier daily during the summer months. If its West Cork's renowned beaches that you dream about, well you are only a short drive away. If you fancy quiet coastal walks then you are in the right place. Union Hall village has a supermarket, a fish mongers, four pubs and three restaurants all within a 2 minute walk from the house. Glandore Glandore is a tiny village located in the heart of West Cork, just an hour’s drive from Cork International Airport (approximately a 5 hour drive from Dublin). It is acclaimed as one of the prettiest villages in Ireland. Glandore is a popular location for those who appreciate the finer qualities in life. Glandore is one of the most picturesque villages in Ireland where people can sit outside on lazy days and watch the world and the yachts go by. Union Hall With its own active fishing fleet and pleasure boats, the calm waters around the village of County Hall are ideal for water skiing, diving and canoeing. Union Halls offers a selection of pubs, seafood restaurants, a supermarket, fishmongers, post office, bureau de change and the annual Union Hall Festival held every June. Skibbereen Known as the capital of West Cork, the town of Skibbereen is only 7 seven miles away, and boasts shops, pubs and restaurants | ||
