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Description

Crosshaven (Bun an Tabhairne in Irish) is a village in County Cork, Ireland. The village located in a scenic area with views of Currabinny Wood, and Cork Harbour.

Economy

Originally a fishing village, the maritime sector is still important. In the 20th century tourism became important to the town, which has 5 beaches within a 2-mile radius. Other Attractions included Piper's funfair (known as "the merries"), the local nightclub, The Majorca, and the cinema, the cockleshell, which is now an arcade called La Scala. Today Crosshaven is becoming a commuter town for Cork City.

Environmental Concerns

In the 70s and 80s environmental concerns came to the fore as a large industrial estate was built across the river in Ringaskiddy which hosts Pfizer and Smithkline Beecham among others. Although not upwind of this estate, the air quality was often appalling in these years. There was also an attempt to dump asbestos waste in the area which was cancelled due to fierce local opposition. Much of the area's local scenery was destroyed forever when land owned by the local squire fell into the hands of American property speculators dovey international. It has since become a housing estate, much of which remains unoccupied.

History

Crosshaven was originally a Viking Settlement, part of what was known as the Ostman's Tancred after Cork City became a fortified English Stronghold. * According to Local Legend, Sir Francis Drake sailed up the local river, the Owenbee while hiding from the Spanish Armada, the point in the River where he is alleged to have hid is known as Drake's Pool. * Famous residents have included the father of Bob Geldof, who was manager of the local hotel, the Grand Hotel, and Hollywood stuntman Jack Arrow. * In 1983, local resident Jim Enright briefly held the World Record for the longest political speech. * The local secondary school was founded by the Aunt of James Joyce who dreamt she was walking along the cliffs by Crosshaven one night. The town is honoured with 2 mentions in Ulysess. * The local military fort, Templebreedy was a British outpost until the Anglo-Irish treaty of 1938. There are remains of gun turrets and bunkers from World War I along the coast. * The definitive history is History of Crosshaven by former National School headmaster Diarmuid O Murchu.

See also

* List of towns and villages in Ireland * List of RNLI stations

Sport

* The village is famous for its Royal Cork Yacht Club(RCYC) which has had its headquarters in the village since 1966. The club was established at the Cove of Cork (now Cobh) in 1720 and holds the title of the oldest in the world, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. In 1966 the RCYC merged with the Royal Munster Yacht Club and made the Royal Munster's club house its new headquarters. The biannual Regatta of Cork Week (formerly Ford Cork Week due to the sponsorship of the Ford Motor Company) is one of the most famous in the world, drawing huge crowds of competitors and spectators. During the event the Gardaí enforce strict traffic controls to avoid total gridlock. * Crosshaven also has an internationally successful indoor soccer team, which won the Isola Design Cup in 2005 and 2006. * [Crosshaven AFC]http://www.freewebs.com/crosshavenafc is the oldest soccer club in Cork, founded in 1898. This was verified by CEO of the FAI Mr John Delaney who attended the club's 110th Anniversary Dinner in the Carrigaline Court Hotel recently. Rockmount founded in 1927 are second oldest. Currently involved with the club is Chelsea's all time top scorer Bobby Tambling. The club currently 2 pitches, an all weather training area and four dressing room clubhouse (plans submitted recently to Cork County Council will see a major redevelopment of the existing clubhouse). * Crosshaven RFC (Rugby Union Football Club) was founded on October 1st, 1972 and has three pitches, floodlights, parking, showers, changing rooms and a gym located at Myrtleville Cross in Crosshaven.. * Crosshaven also has a GAA club playing both hurling and gaelic football * In the 80's, largely thanks to the efforts of Jim Enright, the local basketball team persuaded a number of US nationals to play for the team, and for a number of years the local team competed in the 2nd division of the national league.

Transport

* Cork Airport is the nearest airport. * Crosshaven railway station was the southern terminus of the Cork, Blackrock and Passage Railway (which originally opened in 1850, but only extended south of Passage West at the start of the 20th century). The station opened on 1 June 1904, but finally closed on 1 June 1932.[1] * A bus service to/from Cork city operated by Bus Éireann serves Crosshaven 15 times per day. [2] * There is also a ferry to France from nearby Ringaskiddy operated by Brittany Ferries.