Leap (An Léim)

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Leap (An Léim Uí Dhonnabhain) is a village of around 150 people on the N71, at the head of Glandore Harbour in south-western County Cork, between Skibbereen and Clonakilty. Named, it is said, after Chief O'Donovan's jump across a ravine to escape pursuing soldiers.

Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap,_County_Cork

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Coordinates: 51°34'59"N 9°8'13"W

Glandore Harbour 3 km
Tralong Bay 5.9 km
Myross 6.4 km
Galley Head / Ceann Dhún dTéide 14 km
Inchydoney Island 19 km
Coolbawn 31 km
County Cork (Contae Chorcaí) 38 km
Holeopen Bay East 42 km
Old Head of Kinsale / An Seancheann 42 km
RMS Lusitania (WWI Ocean Liner Wreck) 45 km

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Glandore Harbour Tralong Bay Myross Galley Head / Ceann Dhún dTéide Inchydoney Island Coolbawn County Cork (Contae Chorcaí) Holeopen Bay East Old Head of Kinsale / An Seancheann RMS Lusitania (WWI Ocean Liner Wreck)