Heading to Cork and looking for value for money hotel accommodation? You can enjoy fantastic Cork hotel deals at discount rates. Whether you are visiting midweek or on a weekend, you pay the same value for money rate. That’s right! Our economy breaks are the lowest you are likely to find online. Read on for more information… We, at GoIreland.com have just launched our new Value Breaks products, which are on offer in Cork city and county and right throughout Ireland. 2 people can stay in a 3 or 4 …
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Christmas is a magical time in Ireland and one of the best places to experience it is in the charming Cork city. Every year, this city attracts people from all over the country who come to witness its Christmas atmosphere and events. With Christmas markets, ice-skating, carol singing, pantomimes and a buzzing festive atmosphere – Cork city is the place to be this yuletide season. If you want to get into the festive spirit then a visit to Cork city is a must! With some cheap direct flights from cities like …
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This year the annual Cork Corona Film Festival will take place at a later date from the 1st – 8th of October. Showcasing the best of Irish and international films and documentaries to the people of Cork and the southwest, this festival has now become one of the biggest highlights on the cultural and social calendar in Ireland. The Cork Film Festival has grown from strength to strength since it first started back in 1956 and it now attracts everyone from film lovers to film makers from Ireland, Europe and …
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The Port of Cork is located in the south west of Ireland in the beautiful city of Cork. This natural sheltered and deep water harbour which lies at the mouth of the River Lee, claims to be the 2nd largest natural harbour in the world. The harbour is now a world class facility welcoming a wide range of cruise liners and it’s also a hive of marine, industrial and recreational activity. Read on to find out more. Known in ancient times as ‘Beallach Coullach’ which translates as ‘way of the …
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West Cork is one of the most beautiful corners of Ireland. It’s home to spectacular scenery, miles of rugged coastline and some famous picturesque Irish towns. County Cork is the largest county in Ireland and it’s also got one of the longest coastlines, which boasts outstanding features like world-class beaches and golf links and ideal opportunities for watersports. Here are some water-based activities for you to enjoy while holidaying in West Cork… Sailing & Powerboating Explore the spectacular Bantry Bay in west Cork by kayak, canoe or boat. These crystal …
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West Cork is a magical part of Ireland, famed for its scenery, unspoilt environment, historic attractions, off shore islands, quaint fishing villages and colourful Irish towns. Irish culture and tradition are at the forefront here and the people you’ll meet are warm and charming. All in all, West Cork is a place that will leave you wanting to return again and again. With so much on offer here, we have tried to pinpoint 5 things that make this wonderful part of Ireland so special. Read on to find out what …
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At long last, a cruise ferry has been secured for the Cork-Swansea ferry service. The magnificent MV Julia has arrived in Cork Harbour much to the delight and relief of the people from the south west of Ireland and it is hoped to have its first sailing to Swansea on the 1st March 2010. This achievement has been the result of three years of hard work, campaigning, fundraising and highlighting the need for the reinstatement of a ferry service from Cork to Swansea. Although the resumption of the ferry service has met quite …
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County Cork can be found in the south of Ireland and is famed for its stunning scenery, rugged coastline and numerous cultural and historic attractions. Being the largest county in Ireland, it’s jam-packed with sights for you to explore. Here we give you a brief insight into 7 of the top attractions that you definitely shouldn’t miss!   Blarney Castle Blarney Castle is a prime example of a medieval fortification and can be found in Blarney, just 8km northwest of Cork city. The castle you see here today is over …
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The medieval town of Kinsale in County Cork is one of the top tourist destinations in Ireland. It’s blessed with a spectacular coastal location, historical and cultural attractions, winding cobbled streets full of quirky shops and traditional pubs and of course, tonnes of activities. Here we take a glimpse of what activities you can enjoy while in Kinsale. Whale of A Time What better way to explore the stunning Kinsale coastline than by boat! With Whale of A Time you can enjoy coastal adventure boating, coastal excursions, whale and dolphin …
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Jazz it up this year with a visit to Cork’s Guinness Jazz Festival!  Be part of this spectacular four-day festival celebrating some of the world’s very best jazz music.  Featuring over 120 acts appearing on 28 stages throughout the vibrant city of Cork, this is a festival not to miss. For further details please read on…   Taking place over the October Bank Holiday weekend from: Friday 23rd October to Monday 26th October, Cork City located in the southwest corner of Ireland will come to life yet again with it …
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