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..dishes which use a ‘gill-to-fin’ approachst. Francis Provisions Mediterranean-inspired small plates created from the best local..
..knock on someone’s door if you’re really lost. They might even invite you in for tea! GO WHERE?All official road signage in Ireland is..
..received high engagement in a previous organic post. The original creator will be credited for each use of their photo or video.What do I..
Midleton is a thriving business town, which has retained its old identity. Wide streets, colourful shops and friendly people who savour the taste..
Fermoy is a busy and welcoming town on the path of the majestic River Blackwater, one of the longest rivers in Ireland, flowing through quaint..
..names and big crowds to the island in late August.Take the Cailín Óir ferry from Baltimore or Cape Clear Ferries operate services from..
Cobh, pronounced Cove, is situated on Great Island in Cork Harbour. Overlooked by the renowned Cobh Cathedral and famous for its colourful exterior..
Youghal, the gem of Irelands Ancient East, a truly unique place with miles of sandy beaches and a rich medieval history. It is..
..procurers of exotic treats from Europe and the East. Clonakilty is a music hub and boasts a great line-up of festivals throughout the year...
..the rich diversity of Ireland's Ancient East. Discover the rich maritime history of the merchant city, the dark tales of war and emigration..
..5 am sunrises that creep up from the east. Oh, and if you’re camping you might need to bring an eye..
..Fáilte Ireland, is located at the north end of st. Patrick Street just before st. Patrick's Bridge at the junction of Merchant's..
..and dad! FESTIVAL FUN Everyone will love the st. Patrick’s Day parades that take place in every Cork town and the city centre on March..
..can be purchased from: https://shop.princeaugust.ie/..
..bus into the city before exploring labyrinths at st. Fin Barre’s Cathedral, designing costumes for superheroes at Crawford Art Gallery,..
Ardú Street Art Tour Seven of Ireland’s most respected and renowned street artists were invited to create works at..
..the old Irish Distiller’s premises. Crossing st. Vincent’s footbridge, and heading east, back towards the city centre you’ll find a..
..out are at Nano Nagle on Douglas Street and st. Peter's Cork on North Main Street which will raise funds for Cork Cancer Support. Al..
..top tip is the gourmet fish finger sandwich). st. Barrahane’s Church built in 1826 and its cemetery are right next door and very much..
..city’s world-famous singer and blues guitarist.North of the city, there are more thrills and spills to be had at Ballyhass Wake Park near..
..1pmCastletownbere: 3pmCharleville: 12:45pmchurchtown: 12.15pmClonakilty: 2pmCobh: 2pmCork City: 1pmCrosshaven: 2pm (Monday, 18th)Dunmanway:..
..the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East. Simply put - Cork is Ireland’s Maritime Haven. Our proposition is based around our..
..the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East. Simply put - Cork is Ireland’s Maritime Haven. Our proposition is based around our..
..the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East. Simply put - Cork is Ireland’s Maritime Haven. Our proposition is based around our..
..everyday urban street feature - the lamppost. The name refers to the rupture of the artwork emerging from the ground, with a nod to the..
..Cobh Fringe Festival, with choir performances in st. Colman's Cathedral, Christ Church, The Heritage Centre, Bandstand on the Promenade and..
..to be found along the epic West Cork Coast...
..mine in the east and to the cliffs at the west. Both seem to draw the visitor further away form modern life. Ruined houses, stores and..
..Age – as the Druid’s Altar wedge tomb, st. Michael’s Holy Well and a scattering of standing stones and ring forts testify. But it is..
..up and you will be enthralled at the stunning st. Colman's Cathedral, a Gothic revival masterpiece that dominates the town's skyline. Its..
..FortSitting on the highground at Barrack st. is Elizabeth Fort. The star-shaped fort was of huge strategic importance to the city and boasts..
..also hosts The Big Queer Debs on Friday 2 August. The jewel in the crown of Cork Pride is the Pride Parade and hugely popular Party At..
..between this world and the next was at its thinnest.In Cork, Halloween takes over the streets with fire, folklore, and festivity. From..
..porridge and always popular avo toast. Featuring ingredients sourced from Mitchelstown’s many award-winning butchers, Cork dairies and..
..of awe as you gaze up at and explore the lofty st. Colman's Cathedral. Can you spot the Peregrine Falcons living high up in the spire?With..
..at top venues like Cork Opera House, Live At st. Luke's, The Kino (celebrating local Irish talent), The Everyman, Cyprus Avenue, and Triskel..
..holds a special allure for the motor enthusiast. It's a place where narrow, twisting, and undulating routes provide a unique challenge to..
..Clothes SwapDog Days Christmas Market st. Peter’s Cork T12 RF8D Sat & Sun, 6 & 7 Dec, 11am–4pmChristmas Market..
..Mary & St Anne, St Fin Barre's Cathedral and St anne's Shandon. The festival continues to balance artistic excellence with accessibility,..
..week in both directions using two vessels, the st. Patrick, with space for 662 passengers and 193 cabins; and Akka, with capacity for 744..
..environmental responsibility can seamlessly coexist. ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Zero Waste Feasts: Pioneered luxury "Zero Waste Wedding..
ABOUT THE COMPANY The Hideout Cafe & Art Gallery is a community-focused space in st. Lukes, Cork City, combining a specialty coffee shop with..
..Musgrave. Go to www.corkonaforkfest.ie to see the full programme for this year's festival. Some events are already sold out, so..
..including as a pirate and a sustainable artist. This year, the playful green lizard has taken on the role of detective, encouraging children..
..Yoga Brunch at Glenbrook Farm on Sunday 16 August. Its zero-mile dinner is already sold out, but visitors can also explore the farm's market..
