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County Cork is one of the Republic of Ireland's largest counties in
terms of area with a long coastline. It provides an excellent starting place for touring
the west coast of Ireland especially for those touring using their own cars as passenger
and car ferries arrive directly into Cork harbour. The county has a population of 473,000
making it a popular choice of county for people living in Ireland. Its main city is Cork
(population 140,000) which is the urban centre of south-west Ireland with plentiful retail
outlets, restaurants, pubs and other amenities associated with a city of this size. The
other larger towns in County Cork are located at Clonakilty, Kinsale, Mallow, Bandon,
Cobh, Youghal and Fermoy. County Cork shares borders with counties Kerry, Limerick,
Tipperary and Waterford offering a host of nearby places to visit. The countryside of County Cork is diverse with many coastal areas to explore. The main tourist attractions and places to visit include Cobh Heritage Centre, Blarney Castle, French Armada Centre, The West Cork Model Railway Village, Arigideen Heritage, The Michael Collins Centre, Fota Wildlife Park, Mizen Head Signal Station, Ballincollig Gunpowder Mills, Saint Finbarre's Cathedral, Old Midleton Distillery, Millstreet Country Park, Longueville House, Riverstown House, The English Market, Barryscourt Castle, Charles Fort and Desmond Castle. Hence, there is no shortage of places to visit! |
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