Ringhaddy

Ringhaddy is a townland located in County Cork, Ireland. It is situated on the eastern shore of Cork Harbour, near Whitegate and Aghada. The name Ringhaddy is believed to be derived from the Irish Rinn Gadaí, meaning "point of the robber" or "thieves' point," possibly referencing historical activities in the area. The area is primarily agricultural, with some residential development. Ringhaddy is known for its coastal location and views of Cork Harbour, and is a popular spot for fishing and watersports. Historically, the area has connections to maritime activities and the nearby naval base at Haulbowline.