Cork is Ireland's third city and has always been an important seaport. Today the River Lee flows through the city in two main channels, so that you find yourself constantly crossing bridges. Some of the main streets are built over channels where ships nuzzled their anchor chains a century ago. The best way to see what the city has to offer is to go by foot.
Located in the Southwest of Ireland, it is Ireland's largest county, in the munster region of Ireland and contains the island's third largest city, Cork City. Much of County Cork is dominated by the Atlantic Ocean. Visitor attractions in County Cork include The Old Midleton Distillery, Blarney Castle, the Beamish and Crawford Brewery, Fota Wildlife Park, and Bantry House and Gardens. Cork is easily accessible from the rest of Ireland and by ferry and plane. Popular places to stay outside of Cork City but in County Cork are Youghal, Kinsale, Schull, Bandon, Bantry, Skibbereen and Blarney.
Cork Airport is Ireland's third international airpor
t, with services to the UK and Europe. Regular rail services serve Kerry, Limerick, Dublin and beyond. There are bus routes to much of the country also
Below are some of the main attractions in County Cork
Cork Museum - Located on the Mardyke, the Museum at Fitzgerald Park houses a collection of some of the memories of Cork's commercial, political, historical, ancient history, old glass, coins and general local memorabilia. Micheal Collins exhibition and items relating to Thomas MacCurtain and Terence McSweeney, two martyred Lord Mayors of Cork.
Triskel Arts Centre - is an innovative forum for the arts including music, literature, visual art, education and theatre. It also houses a Ground and First Floor Gallery, Cafe and Bar, Education Workshop and two artists studios.
Cork City Gaol -The Triskel Arts CentreThis prison housed 19th Century prisoners, often in wretched conditions. Furnished cells, amazingly lifelike characters, sound effects and fascinating exhibitions allow the visitor to experience day to day life for prisoners and gaoler. All year.
Golfing in Cork -
Bantry Bay Golf - Club's 18 Hole Championship Course, open all year, towers above the head of Bantry Bay, in the far west of County Cork. Fourteen holes immediately overlook the shore where the warm Gulf Stream first touches land on this side of the A (more info)
Lee Valley Golf Club Ovens, Co Cork -Lee Valley is a Championship 18 hole course designed by Ryder Cup star Christy O’Connor Jnr. It is a course that can be enjoyed by golfers of all abilities.
Bodega Bar & Restaurant 46-49 Cornmarket St, Cork
'The most beautiful bar in Ireland'. Open late and serving food 7 nights.
Costigans -Washington Street West, Cork, Co Cork
Costigans,one of the original pubs full of friendly people & great craic!
Counihans -Pembroke Street, Cork, Co Cork
Cork citys liveliest authentic pub. Downstairs traditional style,upstairs trendy and chic late bar at weekends till 2 am. Music Sundays. String quartet sat.
KUDOS Lapps -Quay, Cork City, Co Cork
Corks newsest cocktail bar, set in the newly developed lapps Quay area of Cork. This bar offers friendly service, great food and a great atmosphere !
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