Killeagh Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Killeagh

Killeagh is a place with stacks of cool stories to tell. If you reckon your life's been a bit humdrum lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

Ireland's capital city, Dublin, sits roughly 190 kilometres to the northeast of Killeagh.

Blarney Stone and Blarney Castle are some of the most iconic attractions here. Experience them for yourself in Blarney, 40 kilometres west of town.

Spend at least a few hours by the sea at Warren Beach or Duncannon Beach.

You won't need to be stuck on the road all day to witness a bit of nature around these parts. Just 40 kilometres out of Killeagh, Mitchelstown Cave is a superb place to sit back and relax. Even more peaceful surrounds are waiting for you at Marlfield Lake, 50 kilometres away.

For a calm spot to sit down and read a novel, you can't go past the Ballymaloe Gardens.

Deck yourself out in blue and white and catch the Cork GAA in action at their home turf of Pairc Ui Rinn. Located 30 kilometres away in Cork, it's also the place to cheer along the Cork GAA.

If you'd like to expand your horizons, add a trip to Castlemartyr to your plan. This place is 6 kilometres to the southwest and features the Jameson Experience and Ballymaloe House Cookery School. Need more ideas? Ballymacoda is 8 kilometres to the southeast of Killeagh and offers Red House and the Clock Gate.

Heading to Youghal? This destination is just 10 kilometres to the east. If you're setting up camp here, grab a map and circle Youghal Lighthouse, Redbarn Beach and Tynte's Castle. Also consider swinging by the Youghal Golf Club and Collegiate Church of St Mary's.

Eating is among life's greatest pleasures, and since you're reading this, we guess you think travel is too. Combine your hunger for both by going out and trying the local food and drink at a few of the bars, restaurants and cafés in town.

Once you find a table and skim through a menu at a restaurant, you'll notice that mutton and pork are some ingredients commonly used in the local cuisine.

There's always a local meal or two you absolutely have to try, and when you're in Killeagh, Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) is definitely among them. Drisheen (blood sausage) is another well-loved dish that's an essential experience for foodies.

You may be eating yourself into elastic-waisted trousers, but sweet seedcake loaf is definitely worth it. This favourite dessert will put your taste buds into overdrive just by looking at it.

Are you craving a drink yet? Throw back a glass or two of Murphy’s Irish Stout, a beer that needs to be on your bucket (or pint) list.

Want to participate in the Saint Patrick's Day celebrations? Circle the 17th of March in your diary and get ready to party!

Having trouble saying goodbye? Don't worry. This stunning region will always be here awaiting your return.

If you're flying in and out, you'll probably be using Cork Airport (ORK). It's 35 kilometres to the west. Pack up your bag, map out a route and set that alarm clock!

Hotels in Killeagh

Want our hot tips? The Castlemartyr Resort and Garryvoe Hotel are neck and neck when it comes to great service and a rejuvenating night's sleep.