Trafrask Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Trafrask

When chucking a sickie becomes way too simple, it's time to break free from the nine-to-five and say hello to Trafrask!

It lies 300 kilometres southwest of the country's capital, Dublin.

Bantry House is situated 12 kilometres away in Glengarriff. This wonderful attraction is well worth the trip.

Do you feel like spending the day kicking back by the ocean? Banna Beach is located 75 kilometres from Trafrask. Sitting 45 kilometres away, Warren Beach is another impressive option.

Head out of Trafrask and get ready to experience some lovely natural sights. Just 40 kilometres away, Gap of Dunloe is a fabulous spot to get a little fresh air. We also recommend Mizen Head, 30 kilometres away from Trafrask.

Enjoy the thrill of watching a live soccer match at Fitzgerald Stadium, the home of the Kerry Senior Team. After you've cheered and clapped along with their enthusiastic fans, why not grab a drink with them somewhere nearby? To reach the arena, head 45 kilometres north to Killarney.

Droum, 9 kilometres to the west, is known for Hungry Hill and Healy Pass. Why not make your way there and see these recommended sights? Or, go to Ahakista, 10 kilometres to the south of Trafrask, for Mount Gabriel and the Kilravock Garden.

Plan on going to Castletownbere? This place is 17 kilometres to the west. If you're setting up camp here, grab a map and circle Dunboy Castle, Puxley Mansion and the Sarah Walker Gallery. Also consider stopping in at Derreenataggart Stone Circle and Bere Island Heritage Centre.

Feeling ready to crunch, munch, gnaw, nibble and guzzle your way around Cork? A world of scrumptious flavours is waiting for you, so slip on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

Traditional cuisine here often includes mutton and pork, two essential elements for which the region is known for serving up.

Ask a local what dish best represents the region and Irish stew (lamb or mutton with potato, onion and parsley) will probably be among the first things they point you to. Drisheen (blood sausage) is another of the region's signature foods you might like to take a bite out of.

Because a life without dessert is no life at all, you should definitely order some sweet seedcake loaf. This sweet treat tells the story of the area in just one mouthful.

It can be difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to excellent beers, but one brew worth tasting is Murphy’s Irish Stout. Grab a pint and drink up!

What better way to learn about the culture of a place than by being there during a day of national celebration? There'll be lots of festivities taking place for Saint Patrick's Day on the 17th of March.

When it's time to wave goodbye, don't leave your spare European euros clanking around in your purse. Why not buy some postcards as a reminder of this stunning region?

When it's time to pack up your bag and head to your next destination, the closest terminal, Cork Airport (ORK), is 85 kilometres to the east.

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