Abandoned Buildings in Cork - Suggestions??

[jack-your-body]

Farranferris might be abandoned, I'm not really sure. That would be worth a look around as well, but it could be occupied or guarded.

Tis in me hole, the place is now known as Northside Community Enterprises with businesses and courses up there.

http://www.nce.ie/


Great to see the building being used to it's fullest these days.

 

[Eleven]

I have recently been walking with my friend in the grounds of a few abandoned buildings around Cork. We're only walking and taking photographs so I was wondering if anyone could offer some suggestions??

We have been up to St. Kevins and we have attempted to gain access to the Good Shepherds in Sunday's Well but it has been fenced off from the public. We have been looking at this website: http://www.abandonedireland.com/

Here are a few places we're interested in looking at:
Coláiste Iosagaín in Ballyvourney
Marino House (which I think might be in Cobh)
Fort Camden in Crosshaven
Hoddersfield House (Which I think is somewhere around Ringaskiddy)
Corry's Farm (Not too sure where it is)

If you know where they are could you please tell me the best way to get to them and if they are still accessible please? If anyone can offer any interesting places to go I'd be delighted!! Thanks

https://m.facebook.com/pages/Fort-Camden-official-info/132008073513941?id=132008073513941&_rdr

 

[Cake]

Corry's Farm might hold bodies of innocent Protestants slain by an IRA maniac during the war of independence. So, look where you're walking.

Do you know where Corrys Farm is located??

 

[richiepurg]

Do you know where Corrys Farm is located??

Bit tongue in cheek there, but the psycho Corry lived down around Glounthaune.

 

[Cake]

Thanks Everyone

 

[Hang_Sandwich]

you could make a fairly cool nightclub/bar in the dun laoghaire baths site on that website

 

[abbey]

There is a small castle (folly) built on the back of Fota island you can see it from the link road,Im not sure how to access it from the road but I did go around it by Kayak once a while back, quite an erie place.Might be worth a look.

 

[Cake]

There is a small castle (folly) built on the back of Fota island you can see it from the link road,Im not sure how to access it from the road but I did go around it by Kayak once a while back, quite an erie place.Might be worth a look.

Thanks I will check it out.... We did manage to gain access to the Magdalene Laundries in Sundays Well a few days ago, it was very creepy but great for photographs.

 

[Cake]

A few photos taken at the Laundries in Sundays Well.

 

[an liathroid beag]

I have recently been walking with my friend in the grounds of a few abandoned buildings around Cork. We're only walking and taking photographs so I was wondering if anyone could offer some suggestions??

We have been up to St. Kevins and we have attempted to gain access to the Good Shepherds in Sunday's Well but it has been fenced off from the public. We have been looking at this website: http://www.abandonedireland.com/

Here are a few places we're interested in looking at:
Coláiste Iosagaín in Ballyvourney
Marino House (which I think might be in Cobh)
Fort Camden in Crosshaven
Hoddersfield House (Which I think is somewhere around Ringaskiddy)
Corry's Farm (Not too sure where it is)

If you know where they are could you please tell me the best way to get to them and if they are still accessible please? If anyone can offer any interesting places to go I'd be delighted!! Thanks

The Corry Farm is in Glountane--former home of one time TD and reputed Old IRA Executioner Martin Corry --Consult the Book " The Year of Executions" by Gerald Murphy for photographs and more information.