The wedding party will be staying at the Celtic Ross Hotel. All the rooms on the Friday & Saturday night have been blocked off to the public, so when booking via telephone or email, please reference Mike and Una's Wedding.
Rate:
€50 per person sharing including breakfast
€70 single supplement including breakfast
With 4 bright and spacious rooms, all ensuite with TV and tea/coffee making facilities. This B&B is walking distance to the hotel, town centre and Warren Beach. When booking via telephone, please reference Mike and Una's Wedding.
Contact owner : Roy Buckingham
Phone no. : 00 353 23884795
Rate:
€40 per person sharing including breakfast
Celtic Cottages is a group of self catering holiday homes based in Rosscarbery. It comprises of 12 Traditional cottages, situated below the main square of Rosscarbery and 9 Bay View Houses overlooking the town with magnificent views of Rosscarbery Bay.
Contact owner : Kate Wycherley
Phone no. : 00 353 866086874
Rate:
€285 for 1 - 3 nights, 3 bedrooms, sleeps six
The closest airport is Cork Airport. The distance from Cork Airport to the hotel is 62 kms.
By car: The best way to see Ireland is by car. There is a car rental service at the airport. Click here for more information.
By bus: Click here for an updated bus timetable from Cork to Rosscarbery.
By taxi: There are various taxi drivers operating in the West Cork area. Please contact the hotel reception desk for further details.
The Wild Atlantic Way is Irelands new long distance scenic driving route along the entire west coast of Ireland from Donegal in the north to Cork in the south. It is the longest coastal tourist route in the world at approximately 2,750 km (1,700 miles) in length with plenty more side routes and loops.
Click here if your plan is to stay a while and take in the scenic beauty the West has to offer.
Baltimore & The Beacon - can't go wrong with a pizza from La Jolie Brise after a brisk walk at the Beacon.
Knockdrum Fort & Castletownshend - The Fort offers 360 degree views of Castlehaven and it is where the groom proposed to the bride. Castletownsend is a quaint and sleepy village with stunning views of the harbour from St. Barrahane’s Church at the bottom of the village. There is only one restaurant in the village, Mary Ann’s, but there’s always a warm welcome and the food is outstanding. Lill McCarthy’s pub is a mere stumble up the hill and great for a nightcap.
Toe Head & the Coastal Route - Known locally as “a spin around the coast”, this drive takes in Toe Head, which is part of the Wild Atlantic Way. Off of Toe Head you will see the Stags and if you’re lucky a local tour guide will take you to see Mise Éire “I am Ireland”, built in 1942-43 to declare our neutrality in WWII.
Mizen Head, Barleycove & Crookhaven - Mizen Head is Ireland’s most south-westerly point (next stop America!). The Arched Bridge connects the island to the mainland and it doesn’t get more rural on this rugged terrain. Barleycove and the surrounding headland is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in Ireland. And if you want to try some of the local seafood then Billy O’Sullivan’s pub in Crookhaven is the place for you.
Kinsale & The Old Head of Kinsale - Kinsale is a picturesque and colourful fishing town just 25 km south of Cork City on the coast near the Old Head of Kinsale. The Rugby 7’s is on the weekend of our wedding so if rugby and parties are your thing then this is the place for you.
