County Cork

The most southwestern and largest of the modern counties of Ireland. It includes attractions that include the Blarney Stone and Cobh[?], formerly Queenstown, the port where many Irish emigrants boarded for their trip to the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or South Africa.

Links

• http://www.corkcoco.com/
• http://www.cork-guide.ie/

Towns and Villages

• Allihies, Ireland[?]
• Ballycotton, Ireland[?]
• Ballylickey, Ireland[?]
• Ballinhassig, Ireland[?]
• Ballydehob, Ireland[?]
• Ballygarvan, Ireland[?]
• Baltimore, Ireland[?]
• Bandon, Ireland[?]
• Bantry, Ireland[?]
• Barleycove, Ireland[?]
• Blarney, Ireland[?]
• Buttevant, Ireland[?]
• Carrigaline, Ireland[?]
• Castletownbere, Ireland[?]
• Castletownshend, Ireland[?]
• Castlemartyr, Ireland[?]
• Charleville, Ireland[?]
• Clonakilty, Ireland[?]
• Cloyne, Ireland[?]
• Cobh, Ireland[?]
• Cork City, Ireland
• Courtmacsherry, Ireland[?]
• Crosshaven, Ireland[?]
• Dunmanway, Ireland[?]
• Fermoy, Ireland[?]
• Glandore, Ireland[?]
• Glengarriff, Ireland[?]
• Goleen, Ireland[?]
• Gougane, Ireland[?]
• Kanturk, Ireland[?]
• Kinsale, Ireland[?]
• Leap, Ireland[?]
• Macroom, Ireland[?]
• Mallow, Ireland
• Midleton, Ireland[?]
• Millstreet, Ireland[?]
• Mitchelstown, Ireland
• Mizen Head, Ireland[?]
• Monkstown, Ireland[?]
• Oysterhaven, Ireland[?]
• Ringaskiddy, Ireland[?]
• Rosscarbery, Ireland[?]
• Schull, Ireland[?]
• Shanagarry, Ireland[?]
• Sheep's Head, Ireland[?]
• Skibbereen, Ireland[?]
• Timoleague, Ireland[?]
• Union Hall, Ireland[?]
• Youghal, Ireland[?]