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Glengarriff

Village and resort in County Cork, Republic of Ireland, 17 km/11 mi northwest of Bantry; population (2002) 600. The luxuriant Mediterranean flora in sheltered areas is due to the influence of the Gulf Stream which flows past. Garnish Island, which lies opposite Glengarriff, has botanical gardens.

George Bernard Shaw wrote the play St Joan 1923 on Garnish Island.



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