Ashfield Bed & Breakfast
Woodpark, Lombardstown, Mallow
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Ashfield Bed & Breakfast Mallow

Woodpark, Lombardstown Mallow, County Cork, Ireland

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Week 13

A travel blog entry by jolubrano

... to take her to one of the pubs to have my first legal drink with her and listen to some fine Irish music.

Sunday: Off to Dublin! We got to enjoy a nice bus ride through the beautiful countryside. Once we got to Dublin we got to do some exploring in the Temple Bar area and since it was Palm Sunday we went to a church where it just so happened to be in a Polish church which was nice for us to enjoy. Also, mom had her first pint of ...

Irish Mother's Day

A travel blog entry by hprentiss

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... to just laugh and laugh and laugh as we ate and ate and ate around the table for what seemed like hours!

Kathleen and Seamus tried to convince us to stay another night, but we had school work to catch up on and Megan's friend is coming to Cork tomorrow so we had to get back. They even let us take our jumpers back to Cork for a few more weeks! It was such a great weekend getting to experience an Irish household!
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Cork tours

A travel blog entry by laceys.log

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... from the main block. They had the cells in the central block open with models of certain prisoners and the audio tour told their stories so was worth listening to, they were imprisoned for nothing much in the old days. There was an outer wall, a big grassy area (not really a moat) then the prison itself, and on the outer gatehouse building there are three stopped-up holes above the main door which used to have the gibbets for hanging prisoners.
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Kickin' it in Cork

A travel blog entry by mcuddy

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I have been in Cork for almost two weeks now, and I have loved every minute of it. We first arrived on Sunday, January 2nd and it was a whirlwind!

The flight from Boston to Dublin seemed to fly by! I watched Killer which was really good then I just listened to my iPod. I didn't sleep at all but it felt like in no time we were landing. The bus from Dublin to Cork seemed longer ...

In Which She Wishes to Expand Her Horizon

A travel blog entry by firsttraverse

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... even though cars drive down it too, because Cork is a place for people and living and doing whatever today wants you to do. And all days, apparently, people want to walk in the middle of the road. I take Oliver Plunkett all the way to Grand Parade, where I wait for the walk sign between a elderly woman with a lovely wispy scarf around her head and the stereotypical sparkly eyes (no lie), and a much too trendy freckly ...

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