Cork - Top 5 Christmas Events
This Christmas, Cork has some unmissable events taking place. From carol singing to pantomimes and street carnivals to ice skating, the "Rebel County" has alot going on this Yuletide season. Join us as we check out the top 5 Christmas events in Cork.
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University College Cork (UCC)
Are you thinking about heading back to university? Or maybe you've just completed your leaving cert and University College Cork is your university of choice. Find out all you need to know about UCC…
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Walking in West Cork – Get away from it all!
West Cork is one of Ireland's most magical regions boasting a rich history, rugged mountains, beautiful scenery, pretty coastal towns and villages and an unhurried pace of life. Add to this unspoilt sandy beaches, extensive mountain and lowland trails and you've got the perfect destination for a walking holiday. So if you're looking for somewhere to explore and to get away from the stress of urban life, look no further than West Cork…
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West Cork Top Attractions
Why not take a trip to West Cork and discover the rugged and natural beauty of one of Ireland’s most breathtaking regions. West Cork is located in the South West corner of Ireland and stretches from the picturesque harbour town of Kinsale, extending westwards to the tip of the Beara Peninsula. The area has many bustling towns, and quaint fishing villages, each with so much to offer. What else can you do in the area? Listed is a selection of West Cork top attractions, all of which are well worth a visit.
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Map of Cork City
Thinking of taking a trip to Cork and not familiar with the city? With so much information to be obtained, in books and in brochures, a good map is also well worth investing in and will not see you go astray! Situated on the banks of the River Lee, the good thing about Cork is that it’s pretty easy to get around on foot. Read on for more…
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Top things for kids to do in the Clonakilty area
The picturesque West Cork town of Clonakilty is located about 45 minutes by road from Cork city. Famous for its black pudding, the town, surrounded by rolling hills, has as its main industry agriculture, in particular dairy farming. Tourism is also a growing industry with the population of the area swelling during the peak summer months. The town centre is considered by many to be especially attractive, due to the brightly coloured shop fronts, charming pubs and restaurants. Clonakilty is widely known as a family friendly destination and there are many activities for you to enjoy with the kids. Read on for more…
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Bag a cheap flight to Cork
Located in the South West corner of Ireland, Cork International Airport is the gateway to the beautiful South West. With around 3.2 million visitors recorded just last year (2007), passing through its terminals it certainly has come a long way since its first landing 1961. Cork Airport is now the 3rd largest airport in the Republic of Ireland and is located just 8 kilometres south of the city centre. Whether you're flying to or from Cork, you'll be looking for the best possible price. For some top tips to bag that bargain flight read on for more…
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Cork's Shandon Bells
Dating back to the 6th Century, the Church of St Anne in Shandon rises high above Cork city. 37 metres to be precise, and its steeple can be seen from all parts of the city. Shandon's 8 bells weigh over 6 tonnes and are commemorated in the song 'The Bells of Shandon'. Visitors can climb the tower and take in the stunning views below and you'll even get a chance to ring the bells yourself. Read on for more…
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Flights to Cork
OK, so you've decided on a holiday destination, perhaps it's a business trip, shopping trip or you're heading home. Where to?….destination Cork!
Find out which airlines fly to Cork, how to get from the airport and much more…
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Tickle Your Taste Buds At Cork's Old English Market
If you're into your food, then the English Market in Cork city centre is a paradise. Offering a variety of food and produce from the four corners of Ireland, and indeed, from all over the world. You'll love its buzzing atmosphere, sights and smells and some of the usual produce up for grabs fresh fish, meat, breads, cheeses, traditional white and black-puddings, jams, pastries, fruit & veg, organic produce and much more. It's a great spot for a bargain and you'll also get to meet other food lovers that flock to the market. For further details please read on...
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