Mallow ( Maigh Ealla (more correct), or Mala in Irish) is a city of the Comté of Cork in Irish Republic, considée like “the crossroads of Munster”; it is the administrative capital of the county.

In Irish, his name means “flat swans”.

Deeply installed in the valley of the river Blackwater, the traditional activity of Mallow rested on the agricultural market. The municipal council as well as the private sector having carried out important investments for the infrastructure and the promotion of the city, Mallow became a prosperous town of business.

See too

• Towns of Ireland