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Aras Tara

Castle Road
Blackrock
Cork city
Cork
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No SmokingPrivate Car ParkingTelevision In Bedrooms
Áras Tara bed and breakfast
This 16th century lovingly restored house boast en excellent picturesque Blackrock Harbour village location.
The house has been modernised to a high specification in order to make your stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible.
All bedrooms are ensuite, airy and spacious.
Áras Tara bed and breakfast is located within two miles of the city centre.
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Directions
From Dublin (N8) & Kilkenny, Roslare Port and Waterford (N25) directions:
Both the N 25 (from Waterford) an the N 8 (from Dublin) meet at a major inserstion just near Cork where, in turn, they meet with the N 28 (from Southwest Cork). At this junction you take the N 28 through The Jack Lynch (River Lee) Tunnel (westbound) to the first exit (R852). At this exit, turn right over overpass and onto the Lough Mahon area.
Please note the Ring Mahon Shopping Centre on your right, and the Ring Mahon Retail Park on your left. Continue to a T junction where you will see a road sign for Blackrock/Douglas.
Turn left. Continue until the third set of traffic lights, and another T junction. Your landmark is the Supervalu Centre on your left. Turn right into Church Road. Continue to its end, and another T junction. Your landmark is a Texaco Filling & Retail Station. Turn right (into Blackrock Road) and continue (one-third of a mile) to Blackrock Harbour village. Your landmark is The Pier Head Inn (a pub). At its gable end is where Castle Road begins.
Drive up this road 4 metres approx, and Áras Tara B&B is on your right. Drive into the driveway to park. Please note that the duration of this journey, from the N25/N 8/N28 intersection to the Áras Tara B&B, (Castle Road, Blackrock), is approx 10 minutes, traffic congestion permitted.
From Galway and Limerick and The West of Ireland:
Take the N 20 from Limerick to Cork city. On arriving in the city centre, you reach the Christy Ring Bridge, which you cross. Your landmark is the Cork Opera House.
Turn left along Lavitts Quay (eastward), keeping the River Lee on your left. Pass through three sets of traffic lights, (along Lavitts Quay, Merchants Quay and Anderson's Quay), and prepare to turn right at the fourth set, a T junction. Your landmark is The Harbour Commissioners Office, a majestic old grey building). Turn right into Custom House Street, drive over the Eamonn De Valera Bridge into Albert Street (N27).
On crossing this bridge, turn left immediately, bringing you into Albert Quay East, and your landmark is Careys Tool Hire showroom. This Albert Quay East rpoadway is approx 100 metres in length, and turns right into Victoria Road. Take Victoria Road and continue straight on untilyou arrive at a roundabout - its landmark is a Shell Retail Station. Pass around this first and only roundabout, taking its 2nd exit, and from here, (still Victoria Road), it brings you to The Old Blackrock Road (note your landmark Ashton School just after the first set of traffic lights). Continue on this road for 2 kilometres.
You will pass through a small 'village', called Ballintempleand your landmark is the first pub you see, known as The Venue, (it's in green). From Ballintemple the same road now becomes Blackrock Road. Continue straight on passing your next landmark, a Texaco Filling & Retail Station, and continue (one-third of a mile) to Blackrock Harbour village. Your landmark is The Pier Head Inn (a pub), At its gable end is where Castle Road begins. Drive up this road 4 metres approx, and Áras Tara B&B is on your right. Drive into the driveway to park.
The duration of the journey from Cork city centre to Áras Tara B&B, Castle Road, Blackrock), is approx 15-20 minutes, traffic congestion permitted.
Rooms
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Áras Tara bed and breakfast
Each of the four bedrooms are ensuite.
All rooms are furnished to a high standard and have a spacious feel.
The rooms come complete with TV's and hospitality tray.
There are no phones in any room so, if you switch off your mobile, you won't be disturbed!
Facilities
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Áras Tara bed and breakfast
The house features a TV lounge for guests to relax in after a hard day's sightseeing or shopping.
Refreshments are also available. A big emphasis is placed on customer satisfaction at Áras Tara and every effort is made to ensure that your stay is a relaxing and comfortable as possible.
In Room Facilities
No Smoking
Tea/Coffee Facilities
Television In Bedrooms
Meals And Drinks
Packed Lunches Available
Nearby Leisure
Angling
Bicycle Hire
Boating
Entertainment Nearby
Golf Course
Gym
Hill Walking
Horse Riding
Indoor Swimming Pool
Leisure Complex
Pitch And Putt
Sailing
Squash Court
Tennis Court
Water Sports
Premises Facilities
Central Heating
Garden For Guest Use
Irish Spoken
No Smoking On Premises
Private Car Parking
Premises Location
Riverside
Scenic
Seaside
Urban
Premises Type
Building Of Interest
Wine & Dine
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Wine & Dine
The nearest restaurant is the Primo Restaurant, housed in The Silver Key pub, Ballintemple. During the day, and especially for lunch. Other reputable eatery’s to consider include:
Douglas Village, off the R610, where you'll find a host of top eating houses of renown (but not too expensive).
These include:
Barry's Pub Restaurant
Leonardo's Restaurant
Bully's Restaurant
ECO's restaurant
Lal Quila an Indian Restaurant
The Citrus Restaurant
The Village Inn Restaurant
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