Ballincollig Regional Park
A 54-hectare riverside park along the Lee, built around the former Ballincollig Gunpowder Mills, with woodland trails and playing fields.

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Parks · Ballinlough
A 70-hectare park created on a former landfill, with a 2.5 km walking loop, wetlands, a BMX track and panoramic views from its dome.
One of Cork's biggest green spaces, with a dog exercise area and plenty of open walking.
Dogs welcome on leads, with a designated off-lead dog exercise area (per the park's official site); restricted breeds are banned from Cork city parks.
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