| West Cork Towns & Communities |
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Ballydehob
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 Charming and colourful village on the South West Coast of Ireland, 20 miles east of Mizen Head, Europe's most westerly point |
| Baltimore |
 Village facing the wild Atlantic in the shadow of Baltimore Beacon with strong associations with the sea and all things maritime. |
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Bandon
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 Thriving market town on the Bandon river and the gateway to West Cork |
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Bantry
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 The town is situated at the south east corner of its famous and historically important bay. |
| Castletownbere |
 Nestling between the Caha and Slieve Miskish Mountains the town is sheltered from the Atlantic Ocean by Bere Island. |
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Clonakilty
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 Award winning picturesque town in the heart of West Cork, surrounded by beautiful countryside and spectacular coastal views. |
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Coppeen
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 Village rich in archaeological terms located on the Bantry Line (R585), about half an hour away from Cork City |
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Drimoleague
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 Drimoleague, on route 586, nestles peacefully on the banks of the River Ruagagh, a tributary of the Ilen River. |
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Lislevane
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 Lislevane is a small hamlet located on the Seven Heads Peninsular in picturesque West Cork |
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Macroom
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 Busy market town in the valley of the Sullane River with a colourful history and a range of activities. |
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Rosscarbery
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 Small coastal town centrally located in West Cork surrounded by miles of sandy Blue Flag beaches |
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Schull
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 Internationally known sailing centre where a safe and sheltered harbour is home to many waterbourne actitivies. |
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Skibbereen
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 Known as the capital of West Cork, a busy town from which the many 'sparkling jewels' of the area can be reached. |
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Timoleague
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 Perched at the edge of a long sea inlet this friendly tourist village is dominated by the ruins of a 13th century abbey. |
