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Carrigaline in Co. Cork is seated delightfully on the limestone region in the Owenabue Valley and is magnificently situated at the head of the Owenabue River. This town is an ideal base spot to explore the wonders of two Ireland counties: Cork and Kerry. The location of Carrigaline makes tourists close enough to most of Cork’s attractions.
Carrigaline has a history worth discovering. The Carrigaline Castle. which has its roots on the late11th century, has been a still witness to the steep history of this village. In fact, the name of the town was derived from the rock which serves as the foundation of this fortress.
This town has a title synonymous to pottery. It is known for its pottery industry which started in the early 19th century. Aside from this title, Carrigaline was made famous by the Pipe Band as well. This band has been playing since 1940’s and continues their tradition of good music up to these days. This town is also famed for its dancing and music sessions especially during fares and festivals like the annual South Union Hunt and Wren Day celebrations and the Cork Folk Festival.
A relaxing walk is one of the many activities that tourists love in this area of Cork. The Crosshaven Walk and the Currabinny Forest Trail are most sought after walking routes due to their marvelously tranquil way and majestic scenery display. Crosshaven walk takes tourists and walkers to a riverside walk passing along the historical railway and wildlife sanctuaries. The Currabiny Forest Trail, on the other hand, transports Carrigaline’s walkers to a wide forest covered with the greenest hue. This woodland gives its visitors a perfect view of the most exquisite features of Cork like the Spike Island and Cobh Cathedral.
Carrigaline’s hotel accommodations can be as comforting and relaxing as a real home. This town has quite a number of hotels for guests and tourists who plan to spend more than a day at this spectacular place. The Carrigaline Court and Leisure Center opens its door for all. The hotel caters to all travelers’ concerns and offers the best possible service that any tourist could ever wish for.
Come and enjoy the pleasure of a perfect vacation at Co. Cork, Ireland. Make your dream travel come true at Carrigaline.
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