Charles Fort Kinsale

... reputation. Their fish pie was seriously amazing. Our high expectations for the restaurant were not disappointed. We also explored the Charles Fort. The remnants of this star shaped fort were able to entertain us explorers for hours on end. Following ...

... , but when we were leaving the tide was in and the boat was floating again! it was cool to see.  In Kinsale, we went to Charles fort. it was pretty cool, there are lots of pictures on facebook. The walk to the fort was pretty long and up ...

... .  We decided to take a trail that looked like a pedestrian path.  This took us the long, hellish, hilly way toward Charles Fort.  On the plus side, the views were incredible! So we proceeded to the fort, which was SO worth the hard ...

... meal by going to see a castle and a mid evil church.It was dark after that and there was a clear sky so we went to Charles Fort under the moonlight. We couldn't get in until the next day but it was really majestic under the half moon. The hostel we ...

... we took a drive up there with Garry, but this time we all went to enjoy the small town.  We began at Charles Fort, which is a fort that was build to protect the Irish harbour from the Spanish and the French landing there.  We walked down into ...

Group decision this morning- go see another castle or go to a fort. Three of us decided to go to Charles Fort instead of Blarney Castle even though we had a small window of opportunity before we had to hop on a bus to Galway. Lauren, Dan, and I took a 45 ...

... at a famous restaurant, walked around the extremely small town, and walked about a mile and a half to a near by tourist site, Charles Fort.  I have toured forts before and I was not too excited about it because they all look the same but I am so ...

Took a tour of Charles Fort. This is suppose to be the best perserved star fort in all of Europe. (still ...

... was over, we trooped back to our B&B to freshen up so that we could take the bus out to Charles Fort. When the British finally gained control of Ireland and by extension the port of Kinsale, they built two forts at the mouth of the harbor. I'm not ...

... was filled with scenery that made it hard not to take a zillion pictures.     Once we arrived at the Charles fort we grabbed a map and started wondering around the National Monument.  It was constructed in the late 17th century and ...