Cork, Ireland Vacation Rentals

Explore 10 vacation rentals, homes, and villas in Cork for your next getaway or business trip. Experience the privacy of a home with premium amenities such as Homes with Free Parking, Best Affordable Homes and Great for Groups, designed for a more comfortable and convenient stay. Every home is curated and professionally managed, with 24/7 local support, high-speed Wi-Fi, and premium linens included. With homes starting as low as $94 per night and featuring up to 15 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms, there's an option for every trip, from family vacations and group getaways to extended stays. However you're looking to experience your stay, Homes & Villas by Marriott has your next vacation home waiting. Marriott Bonvoy members can also earn and redeem points on every booking.

10 Vacation Rentals in Cork

17 Shearwater overlooking Kinsale Harbour

Kinsale, Cork, IE
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Sep 19 - 23
$436 night

17 Shearwater is a bright and modern three bedroomed second floor apartment overlooking Kinsale Yacht Club marina to the front. It lies just a 400m stroll from the town centre with its wonderful array of places to eat, drink and shop that give Kinsale its name as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland.  Access to the apartment is by the elevator from the underground car park where there is a designated off-street space assigned to the apartment. There is also a code accessed pedestrian gate at the front of the building. It has a very spacious open plan living room/ kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped with fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, kettle, toaster, oven, hob plate and all the crockery, cutlery and glassware you will require during your stay. There is dining a table and chairs to seat all 6 guests. The TV is connected to a local decoder and will receive a multitude of stations. The heating is electric and the water heating is by typical immersion type controls.  17 Shearwater has three bedrooms so in all, the apartment can comfortably accommodate up to 6 people. The master double bedroom is ensuite and the other double bedroom and the twin bedroom share access to the family bathroom. Wifi is available free of charge to guests. LOCATION Kinsale is a scenic coastal town along The Wild Atlantic Way in County Cork in Southern Ireland. It is a popular tourist destination with winding streets lined with colourful gift shops, galleries and traditional bars. It’s myriad of beautiful restaurants is what makes Kinsale the undisputed gourmet capital of Cork.

Kilraven Mansion

Bandon, IE
6 Bedrooms 12 Guests
Aug 22 - 27
$1,757 night

Escape to Kilraven Mansion in Bandon, West Cork, for a luxurious stay that artfully combines elegance and comfort. Nestled within tranquil and picturesque grounds, this spacious Georgian home is the perfect backdrop for family gatherings, special occasions, and celebrations. With six beautifully appointed bedrooms, the house comfortably accommodates 12 guests, creating a luxurious yet homely atmosphere where relaxation comes naturally. Explore a variety of inviting living spaces, including a spacious kitchen and a grand dining room ideal for shared meals. Unwind in the formal Drawing Room, retreat to the peaceful library, or relax in the cosy sitting room. Whilst there is ample room for everyone to come together, you’ll also find plenty of peaceful corners for privacy and quiet time. Whether hosting a formal dinner or simply cherishing quality time with loved ones, you feel instantly at ease in Kilraven Mansion. Kilraven Mansion is ideally situated for exploring the best of Ireland, with world-class golf courses, stunning beaches, and enchanting national parks all within easy reach. After a day of adventure, cosy up by the grand fireplace, enjoy memorable meals around the elegant dining table, or bask in the serenity of the garden. The property also offers gourmet private catering for those seeking an extra touch of indulgence. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a vibrant group celebration, Kilraven Mansion promises an unforgettable experience and cherished memories in the heart of West Cork. *Winner of the 2024 Irish Self Catering Federation Award for Best Luxury Property in Ireland Features: Kilraven Mansion Ground Floor - Drawing Room with wood burner - Dining Room with fireplace - Library with wood burner - Fully equipped kitchen with dining table - Sitting room with Smart TV, piano and wood burner - Utility room with laundry facilities First Floor - Master bedroom with super king-sized zip & link bed and ensuite bathroom - Second master bedroom with super king-sized zip & link bed and Jack & Jill bathroom (great as a family suite) - Twin bedroom with Jack & Jill bathroom (great as a family suite) - Bedroom with super king-sized bed with ensuite bathroom - Bedroom with king-sized bed - Bedroom with super king-sized zip & link bed - Family bathroom Exterior - Expansive garden - BBQ - Ample parking - Garden furniture Additional Facilities - Laundry facilities - Cot on request - Dressing gowns and slippers - Hairdryers - Smart TVs - Piano Location: Nestled in the heart of scenic West Cork, this enchanting holiday retreat offers guests lush, expansive grounds perfect for unwinding or engaging in leisurely activities. Spend bright afternoons enjoying a game of croquet, unwinding in the garden, or toasting to an evening in idyllic surroundings. Located near the charming town of Bandon, visitors can uncover local gems from cozy cafés to artisan markets and boutique shops. Discover even more as you venture along West Cork’s coastline, where winding paths, inviting harbors, and outdoor adventures showcase the region’s beauty and warmth. Just a short drive from the coast, beach enthusiasts can bask in the sun or explore charming seaside towns, with Inchydoney Beach, famed for its surfing and breathtaking views, close by. For a true taste of local culture, sample award-winning whiskey or gin at Clonakilty Distillery or embark on a scenic sailing trip from Kinsale Harbour. Horse riding in Clonakilty and golf at Bandon Golf Club add to the mix of local outdoor activities, ensuring something special for every guest. From relaxation to adventure, this holiday home offers an unforgettable stay amid the beauty and hospitality of County Cork. Terms & Conditions: ? €500 charged to client’s credit card as a pre-authorisation at least 2 weeks prior to arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection. 5:00 pm 10:00 am Heating and hot water costs are included in the rental price for two hours each morning and two hours each evening. If additional heating is required, extra charges will apply, payable directly upon departure. Yes, included in the rental price Yes, a maximum of two well-behaved dogs are welcome. We kindly ask that dogs remain downstairs in the tiled area of the property and that you clean up after them. All days Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit. Strictly outside only and please kindly clean up after yourslelves. The minimum stay varies from 2 nights to 7 nights throughout the year. Heating and hot water costs are included in the rental price for two hours each morning and two hours each evening. If additional heating is required, extra charges will apply, payable directly upon departure. Beach towels can be provided on request Not allowed

Luxury country mansion in West Cork

Bandon, Co Cork, IE
6 Bedrooms 12 Guests
Aug 22 - 27
$1,778 night

Seldom has a property been so aptly named as The Retreat Country House in West Cork. Secluded among almost 30 acres of private land yet right on the edge of the town of Bandon in Cork, this is the perfect place to enjoy total privacy and relaxation. First and foremostly, this is a warm and inviting, cosy and welcoming family home. It just so happens to come with all the trappings of a luxury country mansion and estate! While staying at The Retreat you will really feel like the Lord or Lady of the Manor. This is a home that invites you to kick back and relax in a period house with all the old-fashioned luxuries modernised for up to date family living. No matter the season, The Retreat holds enormous appeal. With the Spring comes the re-awakening of the wonderful gardens in vibrant hues. The Summer holds countless opportunities for outdoor living with terrace dining options, a game of croquet on the lawn or simply to find a small little nook in the garden to relax and soak up some sun while enjoying a good book. Ideal for families, the gardens are an absolute delight to explore and there is plenty of green grassy space to kick a ball. Driving up to the house from the electric security gates, you will be treated to an unfolding view of the front of the house through glimpses between the gaps in the impressive tree-lined driveway. The Retreat is a traditional country mansion which was once home to the Duchess of Westminster! There is ample space for parking for a number of cars. All the living areas are downstairs and lend themselves to gathering collectively or taking time away depending on your needs. The main drawing room features gorgeous high ceilings, sweeping full length drapes and has cosy deep pile carpet underfoot. It is a lovely place to gather together in the evening around the wood burning stove.  The dining room is an extension of the drawing room and houses a magnificent dining table and upholstered chairs fit to host a banquet. The cosy open fire really lends itself to intimate gatherings over a good meal. We can arrange for an excellent private chef to come in and cook for you or to deliver dishes directly to you during your stay. What a fitting way to celebrate a special birthday or simply just delight in spending precious time together with loved ones and friends. Doors from the dining room lead through to the library area. This is a lovely little space to read a book or your newspaper or to watch the news on the TV in peace beside an open fire. There is also a second sitting room with a cosy wood burning stove and TV. Tucked into the corner is a lovely piano. The kitchen is spacious and well designed and has everything you will need during your stay. The dining table is perfect for a relaxed breakfast and the aga exudes warmth and homeliness. The utility room has a full electric oven and hob, fridge/ freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer and dishwasher. There is also a guest toilet downstairs.  In all, The Retreat can welcome up to 12 guests in six bedrooms and the impressive sweeping staircase will bring you up to them. All six bedrooms are zip and link super king beds which can be set up as a large super king bed or two separate single beds. Four bedrooms are ensuite and two share a bathroom (usually used as a family suite). While staying at the Retreat you will feel absolutely cosseted. No stone will be left unturned in order to meet your needs and to ensure you thoroughly enjoy your stay. It seems that nothing is too much trouble for your wonderful warm and welcoming host. PETS - a maximum of 2 dogs will be welcomed on request. PRIVATE CATERING - We can put you in contact with a wonderful chef who is available for private hire. Just ask for details at the time of booking FIRES/ WOOD BURNING STOVES - Should you wish, we can arrange for the fires and wood burning stoves to be set and lit for you each morning to ensure the house is always at its cosiest.

Ballycotton Holiday Apartment No 6

Ballycotton, IE
2 Bedrooms 5 Guests
Aug 24 - 26
$768 night

Please note towels will be included in the price for Marriott Guests Important: Please contact the property manager before booking to confirm any additional charges for heating / electricity This coastal holiday home sleeping 5, is located in the gorgeous setting of Ballycotton. Ballycotton – a perfect escape to the beautiful East Cork countryside - it is a small, picturesque fishing village which sits on a rocky ledge overlooking Ballycotton Bay and is surrounded by sandy beaches. On a clear day it is possible to see the Knockmealdown Mountains from the apartment. Ballycotton Holiday Apartment No 6– Sleeps 5This cosy, beautifully located apartment offers comfortable self-catering accommodation in Ireland. The tranquil sea views from the property will help you to relax – if you are lucky you might see the dolphins jumping out of the water. The medium-sized living room will provide you and your guests with ample space (3 sofas) to lounge and chat by the stove or chill out watching the Smart TV. The open-plan kitchen and dining room are well equipped providing you with all you need for a comfortable self-catering holiday in Ireland. The dining room seats 6 people, and you can enjoy a delicious cuppa made in the delonghi coffee machine provided. This is a 2-bedroom self-catering apartment sleeping 5 guests: First Floor: - Bedroom 1: double bed ensuite sleeping 2 (view of the church) - Bedroom 2: double bed and single bed sleeping 3 (sea view) The spacious family bathroom contains a jacuzzi bathtub, toilet and hand basin. The sea-view balcony is fitted with outdoor furniture, additionally, outside this holiday apartment, there is a shared enclosed garden with a secure fence suitable for kids. Wi-Fi is available, and for guests working remotely, a small desk is provided in the master bedroom. 1 private parking space in front of the apartment is available. For non-drivers there is a bus service from the village and the local shop in Shanagarry does home delivery and Tesco. 10 euro electricity daily charge applies and covers electric heating.Local Area Only 40 minutes from Cork airport and Cork City, Ballycotton is the perfect escape to the beautiful East Cork countryside. It is a small picturesque fishing village which sits on a rocky ledge overlooking Ballycotton Bay and is surrounded by sandy beaches. In the village, there is a small beach called the Conger by Ballycotton Pier. Ballycotton has a wonderful lively atmosphere, with some great pubs and restaurants dedicated to good food made from local produce and seafood. During a stay in Ballycotton, you can enjoy the freshest fish served in award-winning restaurants or from the local gluten-free chippy straight from the boats in Ballycotton Harbour. You will receive a warm local welcome in the traditional pubs, there is live music in the village every weekend and the more energetic can enjoy our cliffside Pitch n Putt course or Ballycotton’s internationally acclaimed cliff walk. Sea Church - a restaurant and music venue hosting concerts by Irish and internationally acclaimed artists is only 200m from the apartment. Boasting a dramatic coastal location, Sea Church plays host to Ireland’s musical heavyweights as well as emerging artists in its magical, restored church while inviting guests to meet, eat, drink and relax in its ocean-inspired renovated schoolhouse. Their coffee and pastries served from the food truck are a perfect snack after a long walk. Cush - a Michelin Star restaurant 600m away, right next to the pier. The Cliff Walk is from Ballycotton village to Ballyandreen beach along a cliff track where you are flanked by meadows on one side and the ocean on the other. It starts at the end of the village and the walk extends over 4km on a foot-worn track along the cliff face with stunning views and passes Ballytrasna beach. From Ballyandreen, It is possible to walk the country roads back to the apartment, making the whole journey a pleasant 9km walk. Ballycotton Playground, overlooking Ballycotton Bay, will be appreciated by your little ones. Ballycotton has a number of moorings or anchoring outside the harbour. This is the best option for visiting boats as the harbour is very busy with fishing boats. Ballycotton Bay provides excellent holding in a good anchorage in all westerly conditions. Access is straightforward as there are no off-lying dangers for an eastern approach. Visit Ballycotton Lifeboat station, one of the oldest in Ireland, being opened in 1858 and see the famous Mary Stanford - the first and only Lifeboat in RNLI history to have been awarded a gold medal for gallantry. Experience Ballycotton Sea Adventures breathing the fresh Ballycotton sea air and be mesmerised by the natural beauty and stunning views that Ballycotton has to offer. Ballycotton Island Lighthouse Tours is a truly magical memory-making excursion. Travel in an open-topped boat, hike to the Ballycotton lighthouse summit & explore the lighthouse. Ballynamona beach is a good destination for surfers and kite surfers. For Festival and music amateurs, Ballycotton Seafood & Shanty teams host many fun family-friendly events throughout the year. The Blackbird, in the heart of Ballycotton village, has regular live music sessions throughout the year. Also, on our doorstep is the Ballymaloe Grainstore which hosts a variety of events from concerts to cinema nights. This picturesque village is an enclave for the artist: visit the artist studios downstairs at The Shanagarry Design Centre where you can meet and greet the local artists and potters, watch live art and craft demonstrations and even have a go at being creative yourself Ballymaloe Cookery School, Organic Farm and Gardens is situated in the village of Shanagarry, a short drive from Ballycotton Holiday Apartment No 6. A multi-award-winning cookery school offering a range of courses, delivering a first-class culinary education to students all over the world. Our holiday accommodation is the perfect choice for anyone attending an event, cookery course or function in Ballymaloe. On Saturdays until 5.00PM a delicious pizza is served from the food truck. For a memorable family day out visit Fota Wildlife Park and Leahy’s Open Farm which has a selection of farm animal sheep, crackers crazy golf, an adventure trail, an obstacle course and much more. Titanic Experience is Cobh is a popular tourist attraction - with knowledgeable guides and immersive audio visual displays, you will be taken on a unique and emotive journey back in time. Cork City is a 40-minute drive from this holiday apartment, making access easy from Cork Airport. Here you can visit some of Cork’s top attractions such as the famous English Market, Cork Public Museum & Fitzgerald’s Park, Elizabeth Fort, Barrack Street and Collins Barracks Cork Military Museum. Ballycotton Holiday Apartment No 6 is the perfect base for exploring East Cork. Enjoy a relaxing or action-packed outdoor holiday with friends and family at any time of the year.

Castlemartyr Mews No 6 (3 Bed)

Castlemartyr, IE
3 Bedrooms 6 Guests
Aug 8 - 10
$557 night

Castlemartyr Holiday Mews are located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort beside Castlemartyr village in County Cork. In close proximity to Garryvoe beach, Fota Wildlife Park, Ballymaloe, Cobh, Cork City, Youghal and a whole range of top attractions these holiday homes are the perfect choice for a family holiday or group getaway in Ireland. Important Note: Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge. Castlemartyr Holiday Mews (3 Bed) Description – Sleeps 6 Castlemartyr 3 Bed Holiday Mews sleeps up to 6 guests across three bedrooms: Property layout – Ground floor: - Open-plan living room with a large smart flatscreen TV, Netflix, YouTube and a range of other apps - Kitchen area - Family bathroom - Bedroom 1: double sleeping 2 - Bedroom 2: twin sleeping 2 Property layout – First floor: - Bedroom 3: master ensuite with shower, sleeping 2 WIFI is available and towels are available at the property. Alternative Accommodation Options on Castlemartyr Resort We have a range of accommodation options located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort. Our 2 and 3 bed holiday lodges’ are situated beside the main hotel and within the grounds of the 12th Century Castle. Because of their close proximity to the hotel, they are the perfect accommodation option if you are attending a wedding or function at Castlemartyr Hotel, this accommodation can be easily reached on foot within 2 minutes. Local Area & Tourist AttractionsOur holiday mews at Castlemartyr are perfectly located for exploring East Cork. The surrounding area offers a wide range of fun family activities, scenic spots and local gems to suit all ages. Things to Do in the Local Area: - Golfing on the 18-hole golf course adjacent to our holiday accommodation in Castlemartyr Resort - Castlemartyr town – traditional Irish pubs, restaurants and cosy cafes - Garryvoe Beach and Youghal Beach - Leahy’s Open Farm – family-friendly farm attraction with animals, play areas and activities - Perks Family Entertainment & Indoor Funfair in Youghal – indoor funfair, bowling, play and games - Airtastic Cork (Little Island) – inflatables, bowling, mini golf, arcade and more - Fota Wildlife Park (nearby wildlife park) - Ballymaloe Restaurant and Café - Ballymaloe Cookery School - Organic farm and gardens in Shanagarry - Ballycotton – approx. 20-minute drive - Cork City - The English Market in Cork IMPORTANT NOTES1. Heating and Electricity: Depending on the location of your booking, a non-refundable Utility Contribution of €40 may apply. If applicable, this charge is paid with your holiday balance and will appear in your payment breakdown. If no Utility Contribution is shown on your booking, we recommend contacting our call centre to confirm how utility charges are applied, as this can vary by location. If the €40 Utility Contribution has been charged, any additional utility costs will be handled in one of the following ways: •     Paid locally to the Owner or Property Manager. Please check with them directly, as the calculation method varies by property. •     Pay As You Go electricity meter. The €40 will be credited to the meter on the first day of your stay, and you will need to top up the meter as required during your stay. Please note that gas or oil charges, where applicable, are always payable locally based on usage and are not included in the amount paid at the time of booking. 2. Security Deposit: A minimum refundable security deposit of €200 (per property) must be paid prior to check-in to your holiday home to the local Property Manager/ Owner. This is either taken over the phone by pre-authorising your credit card when you call the Property Manager to arrange your arrival time 48 hours in advance of arrival or at others it is taken on arrival. In some locations and at certain times of year this can increase to €500 per property. 3. No access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool: Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge. 4. Bath: Please note that most but not all lodges have baths; if you require a bath, you must specify this upon booking. Our team will contact you immediately if no properties with baths are available. 4. Extra bed available for child upon request: In our 3 bed holiday lodges you have the option to request an extra fold up bed. This bed is only suitable for children up to the age of 15 years. The extra camp bed must be selected or mentioned at the time of booking as there are a limited number of extra beds available. In some cases, the extra bed will not fit in the upstairs bedroom therefore it must be positioned in the living room, please select ’extra beds’ on the summary page or mention to one of our reservation agents upon booking.

Castlemartyr Holiday Lodges 2 Bed

Castlemartyr, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Aug 15 - 22
$186 night

Please note towels will be included in the price for Marriott Guests Important: Please contact the property manager before booking to confirm any additional charges for heating / electricity Castlemartyr Holiday Mews’ & Lodges are located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort beside Castlemartyr village in County Cork. In close proximity to Garryvoe beach, Fota Wildlife Park, Ballymaloe, Cobh, Cork City, Youghal and a whole range of top attractions these luxury holiday homes are the perfect choice for a family holiday or group getaway in Ireland. Nestled in 220 acres of mature landscaped grounds, with meandering streams, parklands and a tranquil lake abundant with wildlife adjacent to the 5-Star Castlemartyr Hotel. Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge.2 Bed Lodges DescriptionCastlemartyr 2 Bed Holiday Lodges are spacious and furnished to a high standard. On the ground floor an entrance hall with storage leads into a bright and spacious open-plan living room, dining room and kitchen area. This open plan area is bright and spacious with large floor to ceiling double height windows. The modern kitchen is well equipped providing all you need for a very comfortable self-catering holiday in Ireland. You and your guests can enjoy hot drinks at a touch of a button with our TASSIMO Vivy coffee machine. The living room has comfortable sofas and a large smart flatscreen TV with highspeed internet. You can access Netflix via your own personal account, YouTube and a range of other apps. If you book one of our holiday lodges you will have access to over 20 digital channels. A great place to relax with family and friends after day exploring the many scenic sights and local attractions in East Cork. Sunlight fills the ground floor area which overlooks the rear walled garden or large green areas. Access the large patio area and open garden via double glass doors and enjoy alfresco dining. Castlemartyr 2 Bed Holiday Lodges sleeps 4 guests comfortably: First Floor: - Double en-suite bedroom with shower, sleeping 2 - Twin en-suite bedroom with bath, sleeping 2 There is a separate cloakroom with WC located on the ground floor. Extra Bed Available for Child Upon RequestIn our 2 bed holiday lodges you have the option to request an extra fold up bed. This bed is only suitable for children up to the age of 15 years. The extra camp bed must be selected or mentioned at the time of booking as there are a limited number of extra beds available. In some cases, the extra bed will not fit in the upstairs bedroom therefore it must be positioned in the living room, please select ’extra beds’ on the summary page or mention to one of our reservation agents upon booking. Alternative Accommodation Options on Castlemartyr ResortWe have a range of accommodation options located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort. Our 2 and 3 bed holiday mews’ are situated beside the main hotel and within the grounds of the 12th Century Castle. Because of their close proximity to the hotel, they are the perfect accommodation option if you are attending a wedding or function at Castlemartyr Hotel, this accommodation can be easily reached on foot within 2 minutes. Golfers will enjoy the challenging 18-hole golf course adjacent to our holiday accommodation in Castlemartyr Resort, noted as one of the best golf courses in Ireland.Free Family Pass - Leahy’s FarmWe are delighted to offer families who stay in our holiday lodges a free family pass to Leahy’s Open Farm. You will receive your free family pass (2 adults & 2 children) upon check-in to your holiday lodge at Castlemartyr. Leahy’s Open Farm is located in East Cork, a 12-minute drive from our holiday lodges at Castlemartyr and 3 miles from the lovely village of Dungourney. A great day out for all the family, with a huge selection of animal’s sheep and lambs, cuddly bunnies that the kids can feed. There are many activities located on the farm including crackers crazy golf, adventure trail & climbing towers, an obstacle course and much more. The farm also has a large restaurant and coffee shop plus a selection of picnic areas. Surrounding Area - Local Amenities & AttractionsCastlemartyr village in east Cork is easily reachable on foot, a 5 – 15-minute walk away with a selection of amenities. Ideally Castlemartyr has a large grocery store, traditional Irish pubs, restaurants, cosy cafes and pharmacy ensuring any essentials you may need can be found locally. Garryvoe beach is 6km away or visit Youghal (18km) which is home to Strand Beach and Claycastle Blue Flag Beach, two sandy beaches located side by side and within walking distance of Youghal town. Another favourite is Fota Wildlife Park, 17 km from our holiday accommodation in Castlemartyr, making them the perfect choice for a family holiday in Ireland. Visit Ballymaloe Restaurant and Café (8km) run by the Allen Family, set deep within lush countryside and serves delicious home food grown and sourced locally. Throughout the year many events and functions take place in the outbuildings, Ballymaloe Grainstore, Carrigaun Room and in the Big Shed. Ballymaloe House. Ballymaloe Cookery School, Organic Farm and Gardens is situated in the village of Shanagarry. A multi-award-winning cookery school offering a range of courses, delivering a first-class culinary education to students all over the world. Our holiday accommodation is the perfect choice for anyone attending an event, cookery course or function in Ballymaloe. Take 20-minute drive to Ballycotton and visit the unique Sea Church. This multidisciplinary venue is housed in a fully refurbished church located right at the coast. Try a locally sourced food served in the casual-dining, modern restaurant and taste sea-inspired cocktails while adoring truly dramatic Atlantic views. Sea Church hosts various music & art events, but is also available to hire for a private occasions. Cork City is 30km from our self-catering accommodation, making access easy from Cork Airport where car hire can be arranged. Here you can visit some of Cork top attractions such as the famous English Market, Cork Public Museum & Fitzgerald’s Park, Elizabeth Fort, Barrack Street and Collins Barracks Cork Military Museum. Our cluster of luxury holiday mews’ and lodges are a perfect base for a self-catering holiday with a group of friends or for a large family gathering. Pet - Friendly Holiday Home NoteThis holiday home accepts dog(s) on request. If you reserve a pet friendly holiday home and wish to bring a dog(s) charges apply. Charges are payable on site to the On-site Manager @ €25 per booking, maximum 2 dogs per booking. Please reserve at the time of booking via our call centre, as your dog(s) will not be accepted without prior confirmation.

Wavecrest Holiday Cottage

Garryvoe, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Aug 22 - 24
$685 night

Please note towels will be included in the price for Marriott Guests Important: Please contact the property manager before booking to confirm any additional charges for heating / electricity Wavecrest Holiday Cottage is set in a stunning beach side location a short walk from Garryvoe Beach in County Cork. Garryvoe is a popular holiday destination for swimming and long coastal walks. Take a walk along Ballycotton’s magnificent cliff path located just 8km from Wavecrest Holiday Cottage. This cliff walk offers breath-taking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Ballycotton Island. Cork City is a 40-minute drive away, where you can visit the famed English Market, Cork Public Museum & Fitzgerald’s Park, Elizabeth Fort, Barrack Street, and Collins Barracks Cork Military Museum, among other things.Important Note This holiday home is not suitable for children due to its interior design, open garden without a gate, and easy access to the road leading to Garryvoe Beach. We are unable to accept reservations from groups that include children. This house is adult only.Wavecrest Holiday Cottage Description – Sleeps 4Wavecrest Holiday Cottage is a charming seaside getaway that has recently been renovated and decorated to a high standard. This ocean view holiday cottage is ideal for a couples retreat in East Cork. The open plan kitchen, living and dining area is fully equipped providing everything you will need for a comfortable self-catering holiday in Ireland. This beach front holiday cottage has two bedrooms and sleeps 4 guests comfortably: - Double en-suite bedroom, sleeping 2 - Double bedroom, sleeping 2 The main bathroom has a separate shower, hand basin and WC. WIFI is available for the guests of Wavecrest Holiday Cottage. There is a large lawned garden to the front of this pretty cottage which takes advantage of the spectacular views of the ocean and Ballycotton Lighthouse in the distance. During the summer, you and your guests can dine alfresco on the wooden decking in front of Wavecrest Holiday Cottage and enjoy the fresh sea air.Local Area – GarryvoeGarryvoe is located on the outskirts of Ballycotton Bay. The village is home to the famed Garryvoe Hotel and Leisure Club, as well as a shop and a beautiful sandy beach. Both Shanagarry and Ladysbridge villages, which include shops, pubs, and service stations, are a short drive away. The pretty fishing village of Ballycotton is only 7km away.Things to See and Do in CorkEast Cork has a rich historical and maritime legacy, as well as a wide variety of activities and attractions to keep everyone entertained. Bridgefield buggies are available for off-road adventures, and deep-sea fishing is available for the more daring. Middleton’s Farmers Market is a great place to stock up on local produce on Saturdays. Visit Cobh, a colorful town with one of the world’s deepest harbours and a fun day out. Visit the Allen Family’s Ballymaloe Restaurant and Café (6km), which is set deep within lush countryside and serves delicious home cooking. Many events and functions are held in the outbuildings, Ballymaloe Grainstore, Carrigaun Room, and the Big Shed throughout the year. Ballymaloe Cookery School, Organic Farm and Gardens is situated in the village of Shanagarry. A multi-award-winning cookery school offering a range of courses, delivering a first-class culinary education to students all over the world. Take 8-minute drive to Ballycotton and visit the unique Sea Church. This multidisciplinary venue is housed in a fully refurbished church located right at the coast. Try a locally sourced food served in the casual-dining, modern restaurant and taste sea-inspired cocktails while adoring truly dramatic Atlantic views. Sea Church hosts various music & art events, but is also available to hire for a private occasions. Cork City is 37km from Wavecrest Holiday Cottage, making access easy from Cork Airport where car hire can be arranged. Here you can visit some of Cork top attractions such as the famous English Market, Cork Public Museum & Fitzgerald’s Park, Elizabeth Fort, Barrack Street and Collins Barracks Cork Military Museum. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland and is part of both the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East plus it has a maritime history spanning over a thousand years waiting to be explored! Wavecrest Holiday Cottage is the perfect choice for an action-packed holiday in East Cork.

Castlemartyr Mews No 2 (2 Bed)

Castlemartyr, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Aug 5 - 7
$523 night

Castlemartyr Holiday Mews are located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort beside Castlemartyr village in County Cork. Near to Garryvoe beach, Fota Wildlife Park, Ballymaloe, Cobh, Cork City, Youghal and a whole range of top attractions these holiday homes are the perfect choice for a family holiday or group getaway in Ireland. Important Note: Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge. Castlemartyr Holiday Mews (2 Bed) Description – Sleeps 4With two bedrooms, Castlemartyr 2 Bed Holiday Mews sleeps four guests: Property layout – Ground floor: - Open-plan living room with a large smart flatscreen TV, Netflix, YouTube and a range of other apps - Kitchen area - Bedroom 1: twin sleeping 2 - Family bathroom with bath Property layout – First floor: - Bedroom 2: double ensuite with shower sleeping 2 WIFI is available and towels are available at the property. Alternative Accommodation Options on Castlemartyr ResortWe have a range of accommodation options located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort. Our 2 and 3 bed holiday lodges are situated beside the main hotel and within the grounds of the 12th Century Castle. Because of their close proximity to the hotel, they are the perfect accommodation option if you are attending a wedding or function at Castlemartyr Hotel, this accommodation can be easily reached on foot within 2 minutes. Local Area and Tourist AttractionsOur holiday mews at Castlemartyr are perfectly located for exploring East Cork. The surrounding area offers a wide range of fun family activities, scenic spots and local gems to suit all ages. Things to Do in the Local Area: - Golfing on the 18-hole golf course adjacent to our holiday accommodation in Castlemartyr Resort - Castlemartyr town – traditional Irish pubs, restaurants and cosy cafes - Garryvoe Beach and Youghal Beach - Leahy’s Open Farm – family-friendly farm attraction with animals, play areas and activities - Perks Family Entertainment & Indoor Funfair in Youghal – indoor funfair, bowling, play and games - Airtastic Cork (Little Island) – inflatables, bowling, mini golf, arcade and more - Fota Wildlife Park (nearby wildlife park) - Ballymaloe Restaurant and Café - Ballymaloe Cookery School - Organic farm and gardens in Shanagarry - Ballycotton – approx. 20-minute drive - Cork City - The English Market in Cork IMPORTANT NOTES1. Heating and Electricity: Depending on the location of your booking, a non-refundable Utility Contribution of €40 may apply. If applicable, this charge is paid with your holiday balance and will appear in your payment breakdown. If no Utility Contribution is shown on your booking, we recommend contacting our call centre to confirm how utility charges are applied, as this can vary by location. If the €40 Utility Contribution has been charged, any additional utility costs will be handled in one of the following ways: •     Paid locally to the Owner or Property Manager. Please check with them directly, as the calculation method varies by property. •     Pay As You Go electricity meter. The €40 will be credited to the meter on the first day of your stay, and you will need to top up the meter as required during your stay. Please note that gas or oil charges, where applicable, are always payable locally based on usage and are not included in the amount paid at the time of booking. 2. Security Deposit: A minimum refundable security deposit of €200 (per property) must be paid prior to check-in to your holiday home to the local Property Manager/ Owner. This is either taken over the phone by pre-authorising your credit card when you call the Property Manager to arrange your arrival time 48 hours in advance of arrival or at others it is taken on arrival. In some locations and at certain times of year this can increase to €500 per property. 3. No access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool: Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge. 4. Bath: Please note that most but not all lodges have baths; if you require a bath, you must specify this upon booking. Our team will contact you immediately if no properties with baths are available. 4. Extra bed available for child upon request: In our 3 bed holiday lodges you have the option to request an extra fold up bed. This bed is only suitable for children up to the age of 15 years. The extra camp bed must be selected or mentioned at the time of booking as there are a limited number of extra beds available. In some cases, the extra bed will not fit in the upstairs bedroom therefore it must be positioned in the living room, please select ’extra beds’ on the summary page or mention to one of our reservation agents upon booking.

Castlemartyr Lodges No 3 (2 Bed)

Castlemartyr, IE
2 Bedrooms 4 Guests
Aug 15 - 22
$219 night

Castlemartyr Holiday Lodges are located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort beside Castlemartyr village in County Cork. Near Garryvoe Beach, Fota Wildlife Park, Ballymaloe, Cobh, Cork City, Youghal and a whole range of top attractions these holiday homes are the perfect choice for a family holiday or group getaway in Ireland. Important Note: Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge. Castlemartyr Holiday Lodges No 3 (2 Bed) Description – Sleeps 4The lodges are spacious and nicely furnished. The open plan area is bright and spacious with large floor-to-ceiling double-height windows. This holiday lodge has 2 bedrooms and sleeps 4 people: Property layout – Ground floor: - Entrance hall with storage and the bookcase - Open-plan living room with smart flatscreen TV with Netflix, Youtube and a range of other apps - Kitchen area with Nespresso coffee machine - Cloakroom with WC Property layout – First floor: - Bedroom 1: double ensuite with shower, sleeping 2 - Bedroom 2: twin ensuite with bath, sleeping 2 Sunlight fills the ground floor area which overlooks the rear walled garden or large green areas. Access the large patio area and open garden via double glass doors and enjoy alfresco dining. WIFI is available and towels are available at the property. Alternative Accommodation Options on Castlemartyr ResortWe have a range of accommodation options located within the grounds of Castlemartyr Resort. Our 2 and 3 bed holiday mews are situated beside the main hotel and within the grounds of the 12th Century Castle. Because of their close proximity to the hotel, they are the perfect accommodation option if you are attending a wedding or function at Castlemartyr Hotel, this accommodation can be easily reached on foot within 2 minutes. Local Area & Tourist AttractionsOur holiday lodges at Castlemartyr are perfectly located for exploring East Cork. The surrounding area offers a wide range of fun family activities, scenic spots and local gems to suit all ages. Things to Do in the Local Area: - Golfing on the 18-hole golf course adjacent to our holiday accommodation in Castlemartyr Resort - Castlemartyr town – traditional Irish pubs, restaurants and cosy cafes - Garryvoe Beach and Youghal Beach - Leahy’s Open Farm – family-friendly farm attraction with animals, play areas and activities - Perks Family Entertainment & Indoor Funfair in Youghal – indoor funfair, bowling, play and games - Airtastic Cork (Little Island) – inflatables, bowling, mini golf, arcade and more - Fota Wildlife Park (nearby wildlife park) - Ballymaloe Restaurant and Café - Ballymaloe Cookery School - Organic farm and gardens in Shanagarry - Ballycotton – approx. 20-minute drive - Cork City - The English Market in Cork IMPORTANT NOTES1. Heating and Electricity: Depending on the location of your booking, a non-refundable Utility Contribution of €40 may apply. If applicable, this charge is paid with your holiday balance and will appear in your payment breakdown. If no Utility Contribution is shown on your booking, we recommend contacting our call centre to confirm how utility charges are applied, as this can vary by location. If the €40 Utility Contribution has been charged, any additional utility costs will be handled in one of the following ways: •     Paid locally to the Owner or Property Manager. Please check with them directly, as the calculation method varies by property. •     Pay As You Go electricity meter. The €40 will be credited to the meter on the first day of your stay, and you will need to top up the meter as required during your stay. Please note that gas or oil charges, where applicable, are always payable locally based on usage and are not included in the amount paid at the time of booking. 2. Security Deposit: A minimum refundable security deposit of €500 (per property) must be paid prior to check-in to your holiday home to the local Property Manager/ Owner. This is either taken over the phone by pre-authorising your credit card when you call the Property Manager to arrange your arrival time 48 hours in advance of arrival or at others it is taken on arrival. 3. No access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool: Please note there is no access to the hotel’s leisure centre or swimming pool, but guests can enjoy the onsite golf course, hotel restaurant & bar facilities and hotel spa at an extra charge. 4. Bath: Please note that most but not all lodges have baths; if you require a bath, you must specify this upon booking. Our team will contact you immediately if no properties with baths are available. 4. Extra bed available for child upon request: In our 3 bed holiday lodges you have the option to request an extra fold up bed. This bed is only suitable for children up to the age of 15 years. The extra camp bed must be selected or mentioned at the time of booking as there are a limited number of extra beds available. In some cases, the extra bed will not fit in the upstairs bedroom therefore it must be positioned in the living room, please select ’extra beds’ on the summary page or mention to one of our reservation agents upon booking.

Opulent Irish Castle

Co. Waterford, Waterford, IE
15 Bedrooms 30 Guests
Aug 5 - 8
$12,595 night

PRICE Starting from EUR €16,333 per night for a minimum of 3 nights, for 16 guests accommodated in 15 Bedrooms, including Butler served Breakfast, Castle Afternoon Tea and Dinner. The property is only let on a fully exclusive basis as a whole. DESCRIPTION Refurbished to an exceptionally high standard, it is hard to find anywhere in Ireland that can match this unique home. The updated facilities appear to blend seamlessly with the more traditional grandeur and opulence of an earlier time. Soak up the atmosphere in absolute privacy, with exclusivity assured. Enjoy the local attractions and sport as well as the abundance of pubs and shops, or travel further afield and explore this part of Ireland that remains to many a little bit of a hidden gem. There are two sitting rooms and a drawing room, a banqueting hall with a capacity of 75 and a billiard room. 60 minutes drive from Cork City. STAFF & CATERING (NO SELF-CATERING) The castle is fully staffed and guests will be looked after with the true warmth of good traditional Irish hospitality. With breakfast included in the price, additional catering will be organised for guests to suit their requirements from good country house food to gourmet, Michelin Star cuisine. Fine wines and other specialist liqueurs can be arranged for special dinners or parties as well as other wines and spirits. ACTIVITIES A wide range of activities can be enjoyed on the estate. There is superb salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Blackwater, the castle is surrounded by wonderful golf courses and there are beautiful coastal walks and beaches to enjoy. Nearby Waterford is home to the renowned crystal factory.

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Get to Know Cork

Cork, Ireland, is a delightful city that presents a distinctive mix of historical significance, cultural vibrancy, and breathtaking natural beauty. The city is renowned for its lively arts scene and deep-rooted historical legacy. Food enthusiasts will find the English Market irresistible with its towering ceilings and grandiose 19th-century architecture, offering local delicacies such as drisheen and spiced beef. The city's streets are adorned with vibrant houses and resonate with the melodies of live music performances. History buffs can delve into the past at Cork City Gaol to get a glimpse of 19th-century prison life while Saint Fin Barre's Cathedral stands as an impressive testament to Gothic Revival architecture. The famous Blarney Castle is also located in Cork where visitors can kiss the Blarney Stone to gain the gift of eloquence. For those who love nature, Fota Wildlife Park provides an opportunity to observe exotic animals in their natural habitat. A short distance from the city lies Cobh, a scenic harbor town known as Titanic's last port of call. Here you can explore the Titanic Experience or embark on a boat trip around Cork Harbour. In summary, Cork caters to all kinds of travelers by offering a variety of experiences. Its rich history, dynamic culture, magnificent architecture and stunning natural landscapes make it an exploration-worthy destination.
Cork, Ireland, is known for its temperate maritime climate, which is generally mild but can vary. The city receives a substantial amount of rainfall throughout the year, contributing to its verdant landscapes. The winter months in Cork are from December to February and are usually the coldest with average temperatures ranging from 4°C to 8°C. During this period, rainfall is high and snow is infrequent but possible. Despite the colder weather, winter in Cork has a unique appeal with its warm pubs and holiday markets. From March to May, Cork experiences springtime with temperatures gradually rising from around 8°C to 15°C. This season is marked by a combination of sunshine and rain showers. The city starts to flourish during these months making it an excellent time for sightseeing. Summer in Cork lasts from June through August and is typically mild with average temperatures ranging between 15°C and 20°C. These are the warmest months of the year with longer daylight hours allowing for extended exploration of the city and surrounding countryside. Autumn in Cork takes place from September to November with temperatures gradually falling from around 17°C down to about 10°C by November. This season can be quite wet but also showcases beautiful autumn hues throughout the city's parks and gardens. The summer months when temperatures are at their highest and rainfall is relatively low tend to be the most popular time for visitors. However, each season offers its own unique experience in Cork. For those who prefer milder weather without as many tourists, spring or early autumn could be an ideal time to visit.
Cork, Ireland, is indeed a haven for those with a passion for culture, offering a diverse mix of arts, history, and local traditions. The city's dynamic arts scene is evident in its many art galleries and museums. The Crawford Art Gallery, for instance, boasts over 2000 works spanning from the 18th century to the present day. Meanwhile, the Lewis Glucksman Gallery regularly hosts exhibitions of contemporary art. For those interested in history, Cork's rich past can be discovered at places like the Cork City Gaol. This castle-like prison has been transformed into a museum that provides insights into life in the 19th century. Other historical landmarks such as St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral and Elizabeth Fort also offer glimpses into Cork's history. The city is alive with music, with traditional Irish music sessions taking place regularly in pubs throughout the city. Venues such as Cyprus Avenue and Crane Lane Theatre are known for hosting live performances across various genres. The English Market is an essential stop for anyone keen on experiencing local customs and cuisine. Established in 1788, this covered market offers a variety of local produce including artisanal cheeses, meats, and baked goods. Furthermore, Cork hosts several festivals throughout the year that celebrate Irish culture like the Cork Folk Festival and the Guinness Jazz Festival. In summary, Cork provides an engaging mix of art, history, music and local customs making it an ideal destination for cultural enthusiasts.
Cork, Ireland, is a city that offers a variety of activities and attractions that children will love. The Fota Wildlife Park is a must-visit, where kids can see free-roaming animals from all over the world. It's not just a zoo - it's an interactive experience where children can learn about wildlife conservation. Another educational stop is the Lifetime Lab at Old Cork Waterworks. This interactive museum makes science fun with hands-on exhibits and educational games. Children can learn about everything from energy conservation to the history of Cork's water supply. For outdoor fun, Fitzgerald Park is perfect. It has a large playground for children to enjoy, as well as beautiful gardens and a public museum. The park also hosts various events throughout the year that are family-friendly. The Cork City Gaol is another interesting place to visit. This fortress-style former prison now serves as a museum where children can learn about life in 19th century Ireland. Finally, don't miss out on taking a boat tour of Cork Harbour. Kids will love seeing the city from the water and learning about its maritime history. In terms of getting around, while some parts of Cork are walkable especially in the city center where many attractions are located close together, it should be noted that due to urban sprawl and hills around parts of the city, walking long distances across the whole city may be more challenging than in other Irish cities. For longer distances or to reach attractions outside of the city center, public transportation such as buses or taxis are readily available. To get to Cork from abroad, visitors often fly into Dublin Airport which offers more international flight options compared to Cork Airport. From Dublin Airport it's possible to take a short domestic flight or other forms of transportation into Cork.
Cork, Ireland, is a city that offers a variety of outdoor activities and natural wonders for nature enthusiasts. While the city itself is not entirely surrounded by coastlines and rolling hills, these beautiful landscapes are in close proximity, particularly to the south. A visit to Fota Wildlife Park is highly recommended. This park differs from a typical zoo as it houses animals in more natural enclosures. Visitors can get relatively close to these animals, which hail from all corners of the globe. It's an ideal spot for families and wildlife lovers. Hiking enthusiasts should not miss The Sheeps Head Way, an 88km long circular trail that actually begins in the villages of Ahakista and Kilcrohane. The trail boasts breathtaking panoramic vistas of the Atlantic coastline with a variety of routes suitable for casual strolls or more challenging hikes. The Beara Peninsula is another must-see location offering stunning views over unspoiled landscapes. Here, visitors can explore ancient stone circles, walk along rugged cliffs, or simply enjoy the tranquility of this beautiful area. For those who love water activities, Cork Harbour provides opportunities for sailing, fishing, and kayaking. It's also home to several islands worth exploring. Spike Island has a rich history; originally a monastic site in the 6th century before being occupied by Vikings and later used as a prison. Today it serves as an intriguing tourist attraction that provides insight into Ireland's complex history. Lastly, no trip to Cork would be complete without experiencing West Cork's beaches' beauty. Inchydoney Beach stands out due to its clean waters and golden sands. In summary, whether hiking scenic trails or exploring historic islands in Cork Harbour, there are ample opportunities to connect with nature in Cork.
Visitors heading to Cork, Ireland, can arrive via several methods. The most frequent way is by flying into Cork Airport, which accommodates numerous international airlines. Alternatively, regular bus and train services are available from other significant Irish cities like Dublin and Limerick for those who prefer land travel. Once in Cork, navigation is quite simple. The city boasts an effective public transportation system with buses run by Bus Éireann that service most parts of the city. Taxis are also easily accessible and can be flagged down on the street or reserved ahead of time. Car rental services are an option for those who prefer to drive themselves around. These services can be found at the airport and across the city. However, it's important to note that driving in Cork might be difficult due to narrow roads and heavy traffic during rush hours. Cork is also welcoming to cyclists with its many cycle lanes and paths. Bike rental services are available for visitors who want to discover the city on a bicycle. Regarding walkability, most attractions in Cork City Centre are within walking distance from each other due to its compact size. This includes popular sites such as St Patrick's Street for shopping enthusiasts, English Market for local produce lovers, and Fitzgerald Park for a relaxed walk. However, some tourist spots like Blarney Castle and Cobh are situated outside of the city centre requiring public transport or a car to reach them. To summarize, whether you're coming by plane or land transport; whether you plan on getting around by bus, car, bike or foot; Cork provides a multitude of options that meet every traveler's requirements.

Cork FAQs

Cork offers a variety of activities for visitors. You can explore the English Market, a covered market for fish, fruit, meat, and specialty foods. Visit the historic Cork City Gaol, take a stroll through Fitzgerald Park, and ring the Shandon Bells at St. Anne's Church. For a day trip, head to Blarney Castle to kiss the Blarney Stone or explore the scenic coastline and quaint towns of West Cork.
The best time to visit Cork is during the summer months from June to August when the weather is generally warm and pleasant, making it ideal for sightseeing and exploring the countryside. However, if you prefer fewer crowds and don't mind cooler temperatures, spring (April to May) and early autumn (September to October) are also good times to visit.
Cork is well-served by public transportation, including buses and trains. The city center is compact and walkable, but renting a car is recommended if you wish to explore the wider county and its rural areas. Taxis and bike-sharing schemes are also available for convenience.
While in Cork, you should try traditional Irish dishes such as Irish stew, colcannon (mashed potatoes with kale or cabbage), and Cork's specialty, drisheen (a type of blood sausage). Seafood is also fresh and abundant, so don't miss out on trying dishes like smoked salmon or seafood chowder.
Cork hosts several cultural events and festivals throughout the year. The Cork Jazz Festival in October is one of the biggest jazz festivals in Europe. The Cork Midsummer Festival in June celebrates arts and culture with theater, music, and dance. Additionally, the Cork Film Festival and Cork Folk Festival are also popular events.
Popular day trips from Cork include visiting the picturesque town of Kinsale, known for its colorful streets and gourmet food; Cobh, the last port of call for the Titanic; and the Jameson Distillery in Midleton. Nature lovers may enjoy a trip to Fota Wildlife Park or the scenic Beara Peninsula.
Absolutely, Cork is very family-friendly with attractions like Fota Wildlife Park, the Lifetime Lab at Old Cork Waterworks, and the Cork City Gaol which are great for children. There are also numerous parks, beaches, and interactive museums that cater to families with kids of all ages.

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