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..Cork city this Christmas! Located on North Main Street, On Ice Cork is the perfect seasonal activity for families, friends, couples, schools..
Another superb summer of big gigs in Cork awaits with three high capacity venues hosting a plethora of top music and comedy acts. ..
..where you are served by a waiter or waitress. 10% of the bill total is the usual.I THOUGHT WE JUST CROSSED THAT RIVER?In Cork city centre..
Visit Cork (representing the Cork Convention Bureau and the Pure Cork brand) aims to be the best Destination Marketing Organis..
West Cork is considered by many to be Ireland at its finest, blending spectacular landscapes with small charming and friendly towns. Situated..
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Midleton is a thriving business town, which has retained its old identity. Wide streets, colourful shops and friendly people who savour the..
..faces the river and incorporates it into its streetscape. The Blackwater is internationally known for the excellence of its coarse and game..
Glengarriff is a postcard perfect village on the Wild Atlantic Way sitting in a rugged glen between the Caha mountains and the pure Atlantic water..
Surrounded by gorgeous countryside, the sea, as always in West Cork, is nearby. It is said that Bandon is ‘7 miles from 7 beaches’. History..
..the various peninsulas to the sea - mainly in a north-east/south-west direction. The rest of the terrain is occupied by valleys, hidden..
Set in beautiful wooded countryside and just 8km from Cork City, Blarney offers the visitor a host of wonderful things to do. One of..
..a migratory bird that has flown a thousand miles north to be here is all that ‘threatens’ your serenity. Exploring the natural world..
Sitting below the rugged Caha Mountains on the lip of Bantry Bay, Castletownbere is the biggest town on the beautiful Beara Peninsula. ..
..call for the doomed ship ‘Titanic’ and the main departure point for many emigrants during the Great Famine. Follow the Titanic Trail,..
Crosshaven is picturesque village close to the mouth of Cork harbour at the confluence of the Lee and Owenabue rivers. It is part of..
..waterfront, yacht-filled harbour, narrow winding streets and brightly painted galleries, shops and houses. The impressive fortifications of..
An ancient town in the west of the county, Macroom is halfway between Cork city and Killarney, Co. Kerry and lies just east of the Irish language..
Mallow, the ‘Crossroads of Munster’, is a town rich in history. An important spa town in the 18th and 19th centuries..
..are conducted with high environmental awareness, maintaining a low-impact presence on the West Cork coastline. SOCIAL INITIATIVES Establ..
Youghal, the gem of Irelands Ancient East, a truly unique place with miles of sandy beaches and a rich medieval history. It is..
..passenger ferry services to Cork from Roscoff in northern France...
The World International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (IFAMA) conference..
West Cork is the start of your Wild Atlantic Way journey and is a region of remarkable contrasts that has allured travellers for centuries. Listen..
Reconnect with nature and take in the sea breeze while experiencing all the West Cork landscape has to..
..dramatic especially around Cork’s 1000km Atlantic coastline – visitors are often amazed at how bright it can be after 10 pm in..
