Mallow Vacations

This Tudor Revival building from 1828 once housed Mallow's famous spa facilities. Today, the beautifully refurbished Spa House serves as the town's tourist office while preserving its architectural heritage.

Historic Cork Racecourse Mallow has hosted thrilling horse races along the Blackwater River since 1777. Experience both flat and jump racing events while enjoying the venue's restaurants with panoramic course views.

The Clock House stands as a Tudor Revival masterpiece in Mallow, with its distinctive clock tower dating to 1858. Admire its intricate timber bargeboards and steep gables before exploring nearby Mallow Castle.

This historic 16th-century fortress features distinctive corner towers and Ireland's unique white fallow deer. Stroll through 33 acres of gardens and parkland, perfect for picnics amid medieval charm.

Follow the red line through Mallow's streets to uncover Ireland's revolutionary past. This self-guided trail reveals the town's unique role in the Irish War of Independence through informative plaques and historic sites.

This former Irish parkland course featured challenging water hazards across 6,220 yards of USGA-standard greens. Visitors once enjoyed panoramic views and tranquil wooded surroundings during their rounds.

This championship parkland course winds through the Blackwater Valley with strategic holes framed by ancient oaks. Enjoy the undulating fairways before retreating to the welcoming clubhouse for post-round refreshments.