Things going on in Cork at the start of July. Feeling bored? Fed up? Nothing to do? Well cheer up, despite the weather there has never been more things to see and do in Cork. Fri 24 Jun – Sat 02 July. West Cork Chamber Music Festival, Bantry, Co Cork. www.westcorkmusic.ie Thurs 30 Jun – Sun 03 July. Tall Ships […]
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3 Day Tour of Cork’s Wild Atlantic Way
The Wild Atlantic Way is one of the world’s most naturally stunning coastal routes, with mesmerizing coastal scenes to be found at every corner of the 2500 kilometre stretch of land. Cork boasts a significant number of those special images, and this 3-day taster tour of Cork’s Wild Atlantic Way will let you see the unbridled natural magnificence along the […]
7 Day Tour of Cork’s Wild Atlantic Way
The Wild Atlantic Way is a BIG route and it has been around for thousands of years, so don’t worry about trying to do it all in one go. It’s going nowhere, so you can dip in and out of different sections at your leisure at any time of the year. And while the seasons, the views and temperatures change, […]
Things to do in Cork in September
Watch out folks, Cork Ireland is festival central for the month of September (actually thats the case all year round!). From telling tall tales, to traditional Irish music, history & culture to Star Wars, this is the place to be this month. Cork has firmly established itself in Ireland as the place to go for a long weekend but so far they […]
An irreverent short history of Cork Ireland
Ireland is well known as a land full of folk lore and storytelling from the giants of the North, The Fianna warriors to mischievous Leprechauns. What people don’t know is that many such ‘stories’ are rooted in the truth. Take the story of the founding of Cork for instance. Suffice it to say only the keenest eye will determine fact […]
August Bank Holiday Weekend in Cork
While there is lots of talk about the ‘big’ festivals around the country this weekend such as Spraoi (www.spraoi.com ) in Waterford and racing in Galway, don’t forget there is still lots happening in Cork aswell. Here we bring you a selection of what’s on offer and there truly is something for all the family. From way out west on […]
Cork River Angling
Cork is exceptionally fortunate to have a choice of well stocked and very clean rivers. Licences are required to fish them so prepare well before coming to visit. Ballyhass Lakes Located in Mallow in North Cork, Ballyhass Lakes are one of Ireland’s best known still spring water trout fisheries with 11 four star holiday homes and an activity centre for […]
Cork Deep Sea Fishing
Cork is very fortunate to have many safe anchorages and being in close proximity to excellent fishing territories. Quite a few companies specialise in fishing trips for groups or individuals. Baltimore (West Cork) Sea angling in Ireland is at its varied best where the rugged coastline of the south west meets the warm plankton-rich waters of the Gulf Stream. Wreck […]
Cycling Holidays in South West Ireland
Cork offers a maze of quite country roads, bounded by stunning coastlines and majestic hills. If off-road biking is your thing we can the Ballyhoura Region which is Ireland’s biggest off road experience with over 90KM’s of marked off road trails. Let us help you have that perfect holiday, we can make suggestions and recommendations all along the way. We will even bring […]
Cork City – Gougane Barra – Beara Route (94KM)
The Cork City – Gougane Barra – Beara Cycle Route starts off in the Mardyke, off the Western Road in Cork City, and the route is sign-posted with two logos and a bicycle symbol. The route heads west from the city towards the town of Macroom. A short distance before the town the road veers left towards the village of […]
Skibbereen & West Carbery Golf Club
A warm welcome awaits you at Skibbereen and West Carbery Golf Club. Located 3km from Skibbereen town the 18 hole, 5467 metre course is set against the backdrop of the internationally known Lough Hyne and the beautiful village of Baltimore and its surrounding islands. You will find the course enjoyable and relaxing with a gentle aspect. Watch out for their […]
Cork to Kerry Drive
Cork to Kerry Drive Highlights Macroom Castle – Old Castle in the middle of town. Bealick Mills – Restored Mills & Heritage Centre Prince August Toy Soldier Factory – A particular must for all sort of model collectors. Muckross House & Killarney Lakes – Heritage site Seafari Cruises – Excursion in Kenmare Cork to Kerry, Towns Visited – Cork, Macroom, Ballyvourney, […]
Learn English in Cork
Cork has long been a centre of learning. In fact UCC (University College Cork) has been ranked amongst the top university campuses in the world, which is very significant considering the relatively small population of Cork. Every year our city and town squares and streets seem to spill over with the arrival of foreign students eager to learn English. There […]
Cork Galleries
Cork is very lucky in the amount of quality galleries it has to offer and for the pool of creative talent living in the region. For those days, when it may be a little damp outside, we invite you to immerse yourself in the arts. We have listed some of our preferred galleries where there is something for everyone. Art […]
A Cork History
The founding of Cork is surrounded in mystery & folklore, suffice it to say only the keenest eye will determine fact from fiction. The City itself formerly known as Corcach Mor na Mumhan or the Great Marsh of Munster (Munster being the province in which Cork is situated) was founded sometime in the early 7th century by St Finbarr – […]
Cork
Cork comes very close indeed to the misty eyed vision of the country many visitors hold in their imagination. Cork City itself, buzzes with the energy of a city that’s certain of its place in Ireland. The city has long been dismissive of Dublin with a burgeoning arts, music and restaurant scene. It’s now getting a cultural reputation to rival […]
Leisure Breaks
Leisure Breaks Discovering Cork is about taking time for you – and making it the best time possible. Because every town has something special to offer and everyone has something special they like to do. Luxury breaks that have individual appeal – whether you’re a shopper, a golfer, a spectator or an observer. We’ve breaks for lovers, for gourmets, for […]
Celtic Ross Hotel
Celtic Ross Hotel, A Select Hotels of Ireland Property Experience West Cork at its best! Whether you’re looking for an idyllic coastal retreat, or the perfect base to explore the southern stretch of Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, the family owned Celtic Ross Hotel is the place to stay in West Cork. Nestled on the coast in the charming West Cork […]
Galvins On The Green Bed and Breakfast
East Green, Dunmanway, County Cork Galvins on the Green is a family owned Bed and Breakfast in the centre of Dunmanway, West Cork, run by Gerard and Mary Galvin. Recently built, this exceptional Fáilte Ireland registered 3 Star bed & breakfast offers exquisite accommodation, a delicious menu, and a fantastic location- ideal for those looking to discover what Dunmanway and West Cork have […]
Dromagowlane House Bed and Breakfast
Dromagowlane House, Adrigole, Beara Peninsula, Co Cork. The award-winning 4* Dromagowlane House Bed and Breakfast is situated on the beautiful Beara Peninsula at the foot of the Sugar Loaf Mountains on the Wild Atlantic Way. The house dates back to the late 1700s and has been modernised and extended to the highest standards. There are four spacious en-suite bedrooms with modern […]
