105 miles
From Cork City to the Cliffs of Mother is 110 miles or 177 kilometres. From the nearest part of county Cork to the Cliffs of Moher is about 70 miles or 114 kilometres.
About 32 miles or 51 kilometres.
The shortest route would be about 253 miles or 407 kilometres.
Blarney is in Cork, so to drive there from Dublin airport would take at least 3 hours on the motorway and could be more in heavy traffic.
The legend of the Blarney Stone is that in Castle Blarney, Blarney, in County Cork is that shoudl an individual kiss the stone they will be endowed with the gift of gab (great eloquence of skill at flattery). As far as the origin of the legend, one of the earliest stories involves the Castle's Builder Cormac MacCarthy in a lawsuit. The legend goes that he was worried about the result so he prayed to Clíodhna (Queen of the Banshees) for assistance. She told him to kiss the first stone he saw on the way to court in the morning. He did so and was able to plead his case with great eloquence. The legend goes on to say that he then incorporated that stone into his Castle.
Five miles north west of the small city of Cork is the village of Blarney - its name being derived from the Irish An blarna meaning 'the plain'. Near the village, standing almost 90 feet in height, is the solidly built castle of Blarney. Cormac MacCarthy erected the present castle, the third constructed at the site, in 1446. Built on a rock, above several caves, the tower originally had three storeys. On the top storey, just below the battlements on the parapet, is the world famous Blarney Stone, said to give the gift of eloquence to all who kiss it. Kissing the stone is for some people a difficult physical feat. In past times, to kiss the Stone people were hung by their heels over the edge of the parapet. One day a pilgrim broke from the grasp of his friends and went hurtling downward to certain death. Since that time the stone has been kissed by another method. First, you sit with your back towards the stone and then someone sits upon your legs or firmly holds your feet. Next, leaning far back and downward into the abyss while grasping the iron rails, you lower yourself until your head is even with the stone to be kissed.
33.1 miles
There are far too many to mention, so here are just a few: Trinity College, The Giants Causeway, The Cliffs of Moher, Croke Park, Glendalough, Newgrange, Dublin Zoo, Fota Wildlife Park, Connemara and many others.
About 45 miles or 73 kilometres.
The current keep of Blarney Castle is a mid-fifteenth century mediaeval castle. It was built on the site of earlier fortifications which date back as far as the end of the 12th Century. It was built during the reign of the House of Lancaster during a period when Irish Chieftains were becoming more and more similar to the Anglo-Irish Lords.
about 390km
10 hours