Places to go in West Cork

[Henri LeHat]

Originally Posted by DJ Silent

Sam's Cross

Why?
Someone say something to him?

[mayday]

It's a bit off the coast but how about Mexico?

[Iancurtis]

Glengarriff. Only thing to remember is to avoid the Lough Avoul, formerly the Rainbow Restaurant of Tripadvisor infamy.

[Lee Bushwacker]

Originally Posted by Great-Bit-O-Stuff

Goleen and Crookhaven are beautiful also, very bleak scenery. I'd recommend Heron's Cove which does the most unreal dinners and brekies, with rooms overlooking an inlet with boats moored. There are a few wee pubs in the village with good craic. It's one of the most romantic places you could find for your wife.

Crook a really good isolated spot.
Back in the early 1980s it used be full of teeny-drinkers at summer weekends. Not as bad a Schull in fairness. The Croookhaven Inn, Billy Sullivans/Nottages were good spots back then. It's probably all changed now though.

[Beaty]

Originally Posted by Lee Bushwacker

Crook a really good isolated spot.
Back in the early 1980s it used be full of teeny-drinkers at summer weekends. Not as bad a Schull in fairness. The Croookhaven Inn, Billy Sullivans/Nottages were good spots back then. It's probably all changed now though.

Lot of shitheads still down there; to be fair.

B

[longbigandjuicy]

Originally Posted by Iancurtis

Glengarriff. Only thing to remember is to avoid the Lough Avoul, formerly the Rainbow Restaurant of Tripadvisor infamy.

I've often gone in there to watch the mayhem unfold. Great craic.

[One]

Kerry

[Kool Kat Danny Pat]

Originally Posted by One

Kerry

Chiarrai Abu agus How do you do?
In West Corcaigh one would say Rosscarbery is a gem