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8. Creedons Traditional Welcome Accommodation
Creedons Traditional Welcome AccommodationCork City Centre
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This charming coastal village invites you to explore the 15th-century Kilbrittain Castle and discover the whale skeleton displayed in the community park. Enjoy fresh seafood at local pubs before heading to nearby Timoleague Abbey or taking scenic walks along Courtmacsherry Bay.
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Shamrock Inn
8/10 Good
"The building is older but the place has been updated. It was a very nice kitchen and well stocked for preparing your own meals. 100m from the train station which was handy."