Ballycotton
Ballycotton is a coastal village in County Cork, Ireland, situated about 25 miles east of Cork city. It is a fishing village that sits on a rocky ledge overlooking Ballycotton Bay.
Just off the coast of Ballycotton lies Ballycotton Lighthouse, one of only two black lighthouses in all of Ireland. A must see, and a top visitor attraction, alongside the Ballycotton Cliff Walk, and the RNLB Mary Stanford, the only Irish lifeboat to receive a Gold Medal for a harrowing rescue that took place in February 1936
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Ballycotton Beaches
Beaches, Playgrounds and Outdoor Gyms
Ring of Cork Heritage Trail
Ballycotton Sea Adventures
Ballycotton Fishing
Ballycotton Cliff Walk
Ballycotton Cliff Walk
Rarities to be sighted along the Ballycotton cliffs include, Booted Warbler, Alpine Swift, Ivory Gull, Cory’s, Shearwaters, and Sabine’s Gulls.
Sunville B&B, Ballycotton
Other things to do nearby
Takeaways | Cafe Restaurants Food and Pubs | Covid Charter | Live Music and Entertainment | Outdoor Seating | Restaurants
