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The Carraig na bhFear Autumn Series of Plays takes plsce on8 Thursday 15h, Friday 16th and Saturday 17th of October. Our 3 plays..
..By Car Welcoming Visitors with Additional needs Download the Official Pure Cork Map Here we..
Bastion A sensational 8 course tasting menu showcasing local seasonal ingredients of the..
..especially around the Beara Peninsula and aptly named Sheep’s Head Peninsula in West Cork expect to see sheep on the roads. On narrow..
Visit Cork (representing the Cork Convention Bureau and the Pure Cork brand) aims to be the best Destination Marketing Organisation in..
..video with the hashtag :#YesPureCorkHereinafter referred to as 'Hashtag'.We think our followers will really love your photo or video..
..is also the perfect family holiday destination with Blue Flag beaches, galleries, Fota Wildlife Park and the fun filled Trabolgan Family..
..it into its streetscape. The Blackwater is internationally known for the excellence of its coarse and game angling. Fermoy, a planned..
INSPIRE 2026 takes place on Thursday 14 May 2026 at Páric Uí Chaoimh in Cork City. Cork City was named as one of the top destinati..
..it one of Cork’s most popular holiday destinations. A short distance off-shore lies the lush, horticultural paradise of Garnish Island..
A gorgeous, laid-back, fishing village 40km from cork city, Ballycotton peeps out at the Atlantic..
..their first imprints here in places like Killnaruane just off the old Rope Walk, through to the tumultuous times of the French Armada and..
..Blarney continues to be widely known internationally and over 200,000 people visit Blarney Castle each year to kiss the Blarney Stone..
..harbours, spectacular views and isolation emanate tranquillity. The gentle chug of a distant fishing boat or the gleeful chirp of a migrator..
..about how you should never pass a pub with your name on it and Aidan McCarthy who opened it has had a film made about his adventurous life..
..Trail, visit the Queenstown Story Heritage centre or see the Lusitania memorial, which sank off the coast nearby, to understand these importan..
Crosshaven is picturesque village close to the mouth of Cork harbour at the confluence of the Lee and Owenabue rivers. It is part..
Originally a medieval fishing port, historic Kinsale (from the Irish, Ceann tSaile – ‘Head of the Sea’) is one of the most picturesque,..
..Gaeltacht Mhuscraí. It has a turbulent but fascinating history – this area was hit extremely hard during the Irish famine in the 19th..
..The business operates with a focus on regional sustainability, utilizing the natural environment to provide world-class kayaking..
..and unique place, blending a modern town centre, busy with tangible historic character and curiosity, complemented by the beaches and watersid..
Cork is the second biggest city in the Republic of Ireland and is 255km (160 miles) from Dublin. There are flights from over 50 destinations..
The World International Food and Agribusiness Management Association (IFAMA) conference takes place in Cork 13-19 June 2026...
Clonakilty is a vibrant, friendly and colourful town surrounded by beautiful beaches and home to a rich..
Breathtaking Scenery and Exceptional Experiences Savour A Haven of Unrivalled Beauty on..
..the region’s maritime heritage – from a tsunami to piracy, sackings and battles that shaped this part of Ireland to what it is..
Reconnect with nature and take in the sea breeze while experiencing all the West Cork landscape has to..
cork - Defended Treasure Great Legends and Strange Tales Discover..
..and villages to take in some of Ireland's finest natural wonders. Here you can breathe the air straight off the Atlantic and meet the friendly..
..in Ireland’s temperatures. Weather dominates conversations in Cork and given its changeable nature you’ll often hear people talk..
Adventure Whether it’s your first outdoor experience or you’re already a fully-fledged adrenaline..
Click or tap on the red buttons below to view the Pure cork map in your preferred language. This is the..
..and colour to Emmet Place. Building on this seasonal momentum, Cork City Council is pleased to unveil one of the key highlights of Corkmas..
..Cork’s main tourist information centre, run by Fáilte Ireland, is located at the north end of St. Patrick Street just..
..of superb open farms such as Grenagh Farm near Mallow, Rumley’s to the west of the city..
..is the ‘What’s Near Me’ function, which enables the user to insert their location or town of preference within a radius of up to 100..
..southernly point in Mizen Head this incredible natural setting of fertile farmland, scenic mountains and maritime seascapes lends itself to..
This International Youth Day (12th August), Cork city’s museums, galleries and attractions are calling on families to introduce..
..attraction and hotel receptions. "Hi, my name is Bláithín (Blaw - heen). I am a common lizard and Ireland’s only native reptile..
..video could be featured as part of an international tourism campaign, so you could be richer and even more famous internation..
..such as: • Face coverings• Physical distnacing• Hand Hygiene• Regular Cleaning• Clear Signage• Controlled visitor..
..Street, and Aches at Anglesea Street, with the final piece by Garreth Joyce coming early December, on Liberty Street. Ardú - the Irish..
..current crisis, along with guidance on when international markets are expected to return and how they may come back. The future of..
..is available free of charge. 2020 is the inaugural year of Tourism Day which is an initiative of the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation..
Cork has been voted as one of Europe’s top 15 destinations in European Best Destinations 2020. Since 2009, European Best Destin..
..live in each other's shadows') - cross over the nano nagle footbridge to Grand Parade to see one of many traffic box art pieces..
