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Blarney Castle

Pucker up to the Stone of Eloquence and, legend has it, you'll never again be lost for words. The world famous Blarney Stone Read_on (No Comments)

Cape Clear

Cape Clear
Ireland's most southerly inhabited island lies eight miles off the coast of Co. Cork. It is three miles long by one mile wide and dotted with ancient church ruins and Celtic stones. Read_on (No Comments)

Cape Clear Ferry

Cape Clear Ferry
Ireland's most southerly inhabited island lies eight miles off the coast of Co. Cork. It is three miles long by one mile wide and dotted with ancient church ruins and Celtic stones. Read_on (No Comments)

Cobh and the Queenstown Experience

This seaport town (pronounced Cove) is situated on Cork Harbour's Great Island. It was briefly renamed Queenstown after a visit by Queen Victoria in 1849 and before Irish Independence in 1922. Read_on (No Comments)

Cork City

Cork City
Ireland's second largest city lies in the South West province of Munster, 250kms from Dublin, and is built on islands formed by the River Lee. Read_on (No Comments)

Fota Wildlife Park

Giraffes, monkeys and Larry the lemur are among over ninety species that inhabit this 'free range' menagerie. Set on an Read_on (No Comments)

Jameson Experience

This world famous whiskey originated in Dublin, but it is here where the 'water of life' is now created. Step back in time to the days when harvested grain was brought by horse and cart to be blended into this distinct drink. Read_on (No Comments)