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Ashlee Lodge - Located just outside Blarney town.
Allcorns Country Home - Situated on the banks of the Shournagh River outside Blarney village.
Blarney Park Hotel - Luxurious hotel and leisure centre five miles from Cork city centre.
Blarney Camping & Caravan Park - Details of camping and caravan accommodation overlooking Blarney Castle.
Blarney Castle Hotel - Located on the village green of picturesque Blarney.
Blarney Tourism - Tourism guide, including accommodation options, activities and other general information.
Blarney Vale - Bed and breakfast, set in a elegant period style establishment, hostess Anne Hennessy.
Coolim - Bed and breakfast situated on route 6l7.
The Gables - Bed and breakfast accommodation in former rectory situated on high ground and overlooks Blarney village and castle.
Knockawn Wood - Warm country home in the beautiful Lee Valley.
Hill View House - Family run bed and breakfast situated in Killard, 1 km from the town.
Currac Bui - Family run Bed and breakfast located minutes from Blarney Castle.
Maranatha Country House - Period country house. Romantic large bedrooms which overlook the rolling countryside.
The Stone Lodge - Modern but intimate family home accommodation set in the countryside near Blarney.
The Whitehouse - Bed and breakfast three minutes walk into the Village.
Sunnyside - Bed and breakfast situated on the Blarney - Killarney Route 617, weelchair friendly.
Ashcroft - Family run bed and breakfast, quality rooms and a relaxing atmosphere. The house is elevated and has views of Blarney Castle and the golf course.
Blarney Castle Hotel - Located on the village green of the town. Provides details on the hotel, rates and reservations
Lanesville - Bed and breakfast 2 minutes from the village, details and rates.
Pineforest - Bed and breakfast near the town, details included.
Phelans Woodview House - Bed and Breakfast, restaurant and bar. Provides details and on-line booking form.
Buena Vista - Accommodation situated near the Blarney Stone. Provides details of rates and the area.
Claragh - Bed and breakfast accommodation. Rooms, facilities, rates, reservations and local information.
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