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2h  53m

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$20-35

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3h  7m

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$20-40

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Distance: 117 km

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Traveling From Cork to Listowel

The route from Cork to Listowel offers a journey through vibrant city life to the tranquil charm of rural Ireland.

Best Neighbourhoods in Listowel

Listowel boasts charming neighborhoods that reflect its rich history and culture.

Town Centre

• Bustling shops and cafes create a vibrant atmosphere.

• Home to the famed Listowel Writers' Week festival.

Ballinruddery

• Scenic views along the River Feale enhance relaxation.

• Peaceful walking trails perfect for nature lovers.

Glin Road

• A mix of historical homes and modern amenities.

• Close proximity to local parks and recreational areas.

Best Times To Visit Listowel's Attractions

Maximize your enjoyment of Listowel's highlights by planning your visits wisely.

Listowel Castle

Visit early in the morning for a quieter experience and stunning light.

St. John's Theatre and Arts Centre

Catch weekday performances for a more intimate atmosphere without the crowds.

Listowel Farmers' Market

Arrive right when it opens on Saturdays for the freshest selections and fewer people.

Listowel Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Listowel experiences a temperate maritime climate, characterized by mild winters and cool summers, making it a welcoming destination throughout the year. While late spring and early autumn offer the driest conditions, be prepared for rain, as it can impact outdoor plans at any time.

Dining in Listowel: A Taste of Tradition

At The Bridewell, indulge in the hearty flavors of traditional Irish fare, particularly their exceptional seafood chowder made with fresh local ingredients, offering a comforting contrast to the urban culinary scene in Cork. The warm, welcoming atmosphere and emphasis on regional dishes provide a unique dining experience that reflects Listowel's rich heritage and local charm.