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Schull collection of shops that would tempt Throughout the year the countryside
the most discerning shopper. Small beckons: with the relatively mild
The Mizen boutiques and shops line the Main climate there are always days when
Street with colourful and attractive the sun shines and nothing is better
The Wild Atlantic Way shopfronts; window boxes explode with than exploring the wildness of empty
flowers; outside seating lures you to beaches, rolling hills, and the endless
Stretching along the Atlantic sit and enjoy the passing parade. On rocky shoreline. As the days get longer
seaboard this curling, winding fine evenings music drifts out of pubs more activities are available. Suddenly
ribbon called the Wild Atlantic Way where spontaneous seisúns happen, the sea entices, the sheltered coves
brings you face to face with some of or local musicians entertain. For a with their solid old piers are perfect for
the most stunning landscapes, vibrant small village on the edge of
towns and quaint villages you’re ever Europe, Schull has a dynamic kayaks, scuba diving, swimming
likely to run across. From Donegal art scene, a wide range of visual and dropping anchor. The same
to Cork the adventures are many and artists have established studios happens on shore as more and
the thrill of discovery is waiting for here; painters, printmakers, more people discover the pleasure
you. Situated on the Mizen Peninsula, ceramicists, photographers, of cycling the challenging hills
Schull is one such treasure waiting to textiles, and film-makers. There and exciting bends, walkers find
be explored. is also a strong musical tradition ancient ruins or stone circles
Nestled on the slopes of Mount here with many musicians; and enjoy stunning views,
Gabriel, overlooking the sparkling traditional, instrumentalists, birdwatchers spot elusive species,
waters of Roaring Water Bay, this old singer/songwriters, classical performers and families enjoy sandy beaches.
fishing village is now a dynamic and and bands, who all call Schull home and So no matter when you are visiting the
cosmopolitan community of artists, are always happy to share their ‘voices’ West, take time to explore this perfectly
writers, entrepreneurs and artisan food in various venues around town. Some formed little corner of the world, where
producers. The village boasts a fine of the countries finest food producers time has a curious way of slowing down
take advantage of the perfect climate and people want to share it with you.
for growing the tastiest ingredients, For more information on Schull and
world renowned cheese makers, bakers, environs check out www.schull.ie or
confectioners, craft butchers and artisan facebook/discover.schull.
food producers can be found at the
weekly Country Market as well as local
stores.
Come to Schull, a vibrant village on the Wild Atlantic Way
and discover shops, boutiques and cafés filled with fine crafts,
artisan products, designer goods and much, much more.
Schull, West Cork is on the unspoilt Mizen Peninsula –
just 90 minutes west of Cork City. 51°31’36”N, 9°32’53”W.
www.schull.ie
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the most discerning shopper. Small beckons: with the relatively mild
The Mizen boutiques and shops line the Main climate there are always days when
Street with colourful and attractive the sun shines and nothing is better
The Wild Atlantic Way shopfronts; window boxes explode with than exploring the wildness of empty
flowers; outside seating lures you to beaches, rolling hills, and the endless
Stretching along the Atlantic sit and enjoy the passing parade. On rocky shoreline. As the days get longer
seaboard this curling, winding fine evenings music drifts out of pubs more activities are available. Suddenly
ribbon called the Wild Atlantic Way where spontaneous seisúns happen, the sea entices, the sheltered coves
brings you face to face with some of or local musicians entertain. For a with their solid old piers are perfect for
the most stunning landscapes, vibrant small village on the edge of
towns and quaint villages you’re ever Europe, Schull has a dynamic kayaks, scuba diving, swimming
likely to run across. From Donegal art scene, a wide range of visual and dropping anchor. The same
to Cork the adventures are many and artists have established studios happens on shore as more and
the thrill of discovery is waiting for here; painters, printmakers, more people discover the pleasure
you. Situated on the Mizen Peninsula, ceramicists, photographers, of cycling the challenging hills
Schull is one such treasure waiting to textiles, and film-makers. There and exciting bends, walkers find
be explored. is also a strong musical tradition ancient ruins or stone circles
Nestled on the slopes of Mount here with many musicians; and enjoy stunning views,
Gabriel, overlooking the sparkling traditional, instrumentalists, birdwatchers spot elusive species,
waters of Roaring Water Bay, this old singer/songwriters, classical performers and families enjoy sandy beaches.
fishing village is now a dynamic and and bands, who all call Schull home and So no matter when you are visiting the
cosmopolitan community of artists, are always happy to share their ‘voices’ West, take time to explore this perfectly
writers, entrepreneurs and artisan food in various venues around town. Some formed little corner of the world, where
producers. The village boasts a fine of the countries finest food producers time has a curious way of slowing down
take advantage of the perfect climate and people want to share it with you.
for growing the tastiest ingredients, For more information on Schull and
world renowned cheese makers, bakers, environs check out www.schull.ie or
confectioners, craft butchers and artisan facebook/discover.schull.
food producers can be found at the
weekly Country Market as well as local
stores.
Come to Schull, a vibrant village on the Wild Atlantic Way
and discover shops, boutiques and cafés filled with fine crafts,
artisan products, designer goods and much, much more.
Schull, West Cork is on the unspoilt Mizen Peninsula –
just 90 minutes west of Cork City. 51°31’36”N, 9°32’53”W.
www.schull.ie
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