Cork

If you’re in search of the best beaches in Cork, you’ve landed in the right place. Now, there are at least 27 beaches in Cork …

The Cork Christmas Markets have been through a transformation in recent years, swapping old favourites for new experiments and, at times, leaving us wondering where …

Mention “Blarney” in America and you’ll often get a smirk. The word has become shorthand for smooth talk and silver-tongued nonsense. But on the ground …

Cork isn’t just Ireland’s largest county – it’s a place where rugged headlands meet charming villages, and history fills every corner. While the Ring of …

A visit to the Butter Museum is one of the more unique things to do in Cork.  A museum dedicated to butter—are you kidding?! No, …

The magnificent St Fin Barre’s Cathedral in Cork is arguably the city’s most iconic building. Often referred to as ‘Cork Cathedral’ or ‘St Finbarre’s’, this …

Although I’d argue that you should take every guide to the best pubs in Cork with a pinch of salt, this one is based on many… many evenings spent …

Built in 1582 to guard Cork Harbour, Blackrock Castle has survived fires, rebuilds, and centuries of change. The round tower dates to 1600, with thick …

Built in 1601 and named after Queen Elizabeth I, Elizabeth Fort has watched over Cork through sieges, rebellions, famine, and war.  Originally constructed to bolster …

Baltimore is a small coastal village in West Cork, framed by the Atlantic and steeped in maritime tradition. Fishing boats drift in and out of …