East Cork
Cobh
Sightseeing Tours – Cobh, East CorkCobh is located 15km southeast of Cork and is accessible by road (off the N25 Cork-Rosslare Road) and by train (to/from Cork Kent Station). Cobh is a picturesque hilly town, full of old time charm, history and elegant buildings. It was called Queenstow …
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Cobh Heritage Centre
Heritage Sites, Museums – Cobh, East CorkThe Cobh Heritage Centre, the Queenstown Story is a museum which is Attached to Cobh railway station, it retraces the steps of thousands of Irish immigrants who left Cobh (then Queenstown) to seek a better life abroad. The “Queenstown Experience”, loc …
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Cobh Pastimes
Activity Centres – CobhOld Time Photography Studio. Walk in – no appointment is necessary. Dress up and be photographed as in the olden times. A unique portrait is produced in minutes. Themes to dress up in are: Deck Officers and first class passengers; emigrants; elegant Ed …
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Commodore Hotel
Hotels, Places To Stay – Cobh, East CorkExperience Harbour, Heritage and Home-grown Hospitality from the moment you arrive at the Commodore Hotel. An elegant Georgian residence, the Commodore Hotel is located directly on the main street of Cobh, overlooking Cork Harbour, one of the largest …
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Cork Golf Club
Activities, Golf – East Cork, Little IslandCork Golf Club is located at Little Island close to Cork City, this championship golf course is routed through exceptional golfing terrain, incorporating an old limestone quarry and the inner reaches of Cork Harbour and Lough Mahon. The resulting effec …
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Delmar B&B
B&Bs, Places To Stay – Cobh, East CorkDelmar Bed & Breakfast provides quality accommodation on the outskirts of Cobh town, county Cork. Delmar is tucked away in mature peaceful gardens and is an ideal base for golf. Within a few minutes drive is Fishing, Fota Wildlife Park and Arboretu …
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Deora De Deep Sea Angling Charters
Activities, Water Sports – East CorkPeople often ask us what does the boats name mean? It is pronounced “D oar ah – Day”. It is Irish (Gaelic), it translates to both “Tears of God” or “God’s Tears”. Deora Dé is the old Irish name for the Fuchsia plant. Deora Dé is fully licensed to carry …
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– East CorkRich in history, landscapes and amenities, East Cork has everything a visitor looks for. Here you will find rich green agricultural lands, unspoiled sandy beaches, historic towns, heritage centres, rocky bays, dramatic coastal cliff walks, forested lan …
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