Cahersiveen Vacations, Cahersiveen Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Nothings like a good rush to make you feel alive! Now I know why the Irish nicknamed it Kama Sutra. The moment you step out of the vehicle you get an immediate rush of wind that will literally blow you away. It had something to do with the way the mountains were positioned with the water to create such a powerful wind source. Apparently it was like that all the time. If your not careful, the wind is so strong it would blow you over the side of the mountain. As you can see my friend ...

No es exáctamente Cahersiveen, está cerca pero no tengo ganas en estos momentos de marcar el mapa exacto, así qeu va a tener qeu espearar un rato mas. Es uno de los castillos mas lindos que vi en Irlanda.Ok, it's not exactly Cahersiveen but I don't want now to enter the exact location, so it will have to wait a little more. It's one of the better castles I saw in Ireland.

Travelling north up the west coast we pass through Clonarkitty, Skibbereen and go out to Crookhaven on the MIzen Head penninsular, just because.  Just because we live in an area known as Crookhaven Heads and we guess this is where is got it's name from.  It appears to be a very popular holiday area with many large caravan parks with great big static caravans stationed there.  It is a pretty village with the rivers mouth on one side and the ocean on the other and the houses all ...

Birthplace of Daniel O'Connell... O'Connell helped Catholics gain political rights in Great Britain.  Thanks to his help, the Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829 was established that granted Catholic men the right to serve in British Parliament and other public offices.  Daniel "the Liberator" became the first Irish Catholic to win election to the British House of Commons.  O'Connell was born in Cahersiveen/Caherciveen in 1775.  In 1798, he became a lawyer, and he devoted a...