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4 Coast Rd, Kilmichael West, Co. Cork, Ireland
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Fountainstown Beach

Fountainstown, Ferry Road, Co. Cork, Ireland
4.5(387)
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Angela’s Shop and Coffee Dock

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4.5
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5.0
3y

Great location. Very friendly locals. The main beach is a pebble beach but you can walk down to either side of the main beach and go swimming off the rocks. Free public car park. Free public toilets. Multiple activities to avail of such as canoeing etc. Mobile food stalls along with a coffee shop. The 220X bus from the city isn't 100% reliable during rush hour etc leave yourself twenty minutes either side of catching it to and from Fountainstown and you'll be okay. If any locals are reading this...please stop dumping your grass clippings and garden trimmings into the sea. I've seen you do it. Please stop.

Update: From September 1st most activities seem to cease. No food stalls, no coffee shop, no kayaking. It's still a wonderful place to visit but bring your thermos and snacks. Keep an eye on the weather, especially...

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5.0
2y

I created within a year so many memories to this beach, take the 220X bus, and just go there, the the small way on your left behind the public shower, when the tide is down cross the sea on the other side, when it s week end try the sauna, there are toilets and a café selling food, hot drinks and ice creams, you can do canoe, you can fish and you can listen the French 80s songs from the truck with Britanny flag while waiting he cooks your crepe. This place is a real piece of wild at the tip of your toe if you don't drive. You can also do the walk to join Myrtleville. If you like quietness like me, I recommande you to avoid sunny weekends during summer hollidays it s busier. They have a small market once a week as well but I...

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3.0
5y

Meh.There are much nicer beaches to access though this one is probably suitable for those with small children as they can't get too far.

An elderly woman was stuck in the portable toilet for half an hour because there is a confusing double locking system on the inside of the door. The crowd waiting to use this single toilet was able to talk her through the process to release the double lock, after having to get the help of the lifeguard. Apparently this is a frequent problem. Make sure children don't lock the door if they enter alone! There should probably be more toilets given the number of families visiting this...

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Do No EvilDo No Evil
Great location. Very friendly locals. The main beach is a pebble beach but you can walk down to either side of the main beach and go swimming off the rocks. Free public car park. Free public toilets. Multiple activities to avail of such as canoeing etc. Mobile food stalls along with a coffee shop. The 220X bus from the city isn't 100% reliable during rush hour etc leave yourself twenty minutes either side of catching it to and from Fountainstown and you'll be okay. If any locals are reading this...please stop dumping your grass clippings and garden trimmings into the sea. I've seen you do it. Please stop. Update: From September 1st most activities seem to cease. No food stalls, no coffee shop, no kayaking. It's still a wonderful place to visit but bring your thermos and snacks. Keep an eye on the weather, especially the wind speed.
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Julijana ČohJulijana Čoh
Been coming to this beach since I moved to Ireland and Cork, great spot near city for a quick swim.
AC MusicotherapieAC Musicotherapie
I created within a year so many memories to this beach, take the 220X bus, and just go there, the the small way on your left behind the public shower, when the tide is down cross the sea on the other side, when it s week end try the sauna, there are toilets and a café selling food, hot drinks and ice creams, you can do canoe, you can fish and you can listen the French 80s songs from the truck with Britanny flag while waiting he cooks your crepe. This place is a real piece of wild at the tip of your toe if you don't drive. You can also do the walk to join Myrtleville. If you like quietness like me, I recommande you to avoid sunny weekends during summer hollidays it s busier. They have a small market once a week as well but I forgot which day.
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Great location. Very friendly locals. The main beach is a pebble beach but you can walk down to either side of the main beach and go swimming off the rocks. Free public car park. Free public toilets. Multiple activities to avail of such as canoeing etc. Mobile food stalls along with a coffee shop. The 220X bus from the city isn't 100% reliable during rush hour etc leave yourself twenty minutes either side of catching it to and from Fountainstown and you'll be okay. If any locals are reading this...please stop dumping your grass clippings and garden trimmings into the sea. I've seen you do it. Please stop. Update: From September 1st most activities seem to cease. No food stalls, no coffee shop, no kayaking. It's still a wonderful place to visit but bring your thermos and snacks. Keep an eye on the weather, especially the wind speed.
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Been coming to this beach since I moved to Ireland and Cork, great spot near city for a quick swim.
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I created within a year so many memories to this beach, take the 220X bus, and just go there, the the small way on your left behind the public shower, when the tide is down cross the sea on the other side, when it s week end try the sauna, there are toilets and a café selling food, hot drinks and ice creams, you can do canoe, you can fish and you can listen the French 80s songs from the truck with Britanny flag while waiting he cooks your crepe. This place is a real piece of wild at the tip of your toe if you don't drive. You can also do the walk to join Myrtleville. If you like quietness like me, I recommande you to avoid sunny weekends during summer hollidays it s busier. They have a small market once a week as well but I forgot which day.
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