Cecilstown, Mallow, Co. Cork, Ireland
Tel:+353 (0)22 27773 Fax:+353 (0)22 27990 Email: info@ballyhasslakes.ie W 8.79858 N 52.17395
Location

Directions from Mallow

  • Take the N72 (Killarney direction) for 5km (3 miles)
  • Turn right at the sign for Longueville House and Ballyclough
  • The village of Cecilstown is 7 km (4.3 miles) from this turning
  • Go through the village and the fishery is 1km (0.6 miles) on the left hand side.


GPS Position
W 8.79858 N 52.17395

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Location/Area Activities
The immediate village of Cecilstown offers a typical Irish Village experience with a selection of local bars and activities such as traditional music, ceili dancing at the cross roads, road bowling, hunting and shooting and a private stretch of the River Blackwater for game fishing.

The main tourist attractions of Cork & Kerry are all within driving distance too (half hour) with an abundance of Blue Flag beaches, Island day trips and gourmet restaurants. Both Cork and Killarney are within a half hour drive, leading onto the wonderful scenic day drives of both counties.

Area Attractions
To visit North Cork is to follow the path of the majestic River Blackwater, one of the longest rivers in Ireland flowing through quaint villages and charming countryside. This is one of the most interesting spots in Ireland, with many centuries-old castles, round towers and other historic structures.

  • Cork City, Killarney, the Ring of Kerry, West Cork and its many islands are all within a half hour access and perfect for a day drive.
  • Blarney Castle, Mallow Castle
  • Blackwater Way - walking and cycling routes or easy and challenging levels
  • Road Bowling, traditional music in local bars
  • Over 10 Golf Courses in the region, and several money-saving golf passes
  • Fota Wild Life Park , Donkey Sanctuary Park in Mallow
  • The beauty of North Cork's landscaped gardens can be seen at the Millstreet Country Park, a 500 acre extravaganza of lakes, waterfalls, streams, wetlands, walks, picnic areas, moorlands, arboretum, herb rich meadows, ornamental gardens, archaeological sites, native deer, birds and wildlife.