Family Fun in Ireland
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Posted on 31-10-2022 11:18 AM
Leap, a village in county cork, is located near the southern tip of
ireland
. The town’s full name of “o’donovans leap” is adopted from the story of an irish chieftain who, pursued by british soldiers, escaped by jumping on horseback across a deep ravine located here. The village is home to a collection of bars and the beloved music venue connolly’s of leap.
The venue’s building is historic to the region, having functioned as a pub since 1810, and it has championed providing live music through three family generations - the current owners and operators of the connolly’s of leap, were both born and raised in the building.
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