Eyeries beach
Discover Eyeries beach, a rocky, sandy beach just a stone's throw from the colourful village of the same name!
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Cork Christmas Market
Cork is a serious challenger for the title of most beautiful Christmas market! Every year, the town comes alive with a magical Christmas market!
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The Red House
One of Youghal's curiosities is a Dutch manor house known as the "Red House". Built in 1710, the building boasts remarkable architecture, with its inner courtyard and red-brick, Baroque-style house.
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Ballybeg Priory
Discover the ruins of Ballybeg Priory, a magnificent 13th-century priory in County Cork. An exceptional place for lovers of old stones! [...]
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Cork Public Museum
A museum dedicated to the history of the Cork region. Admire its collection and discover the secrets of the county!
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The Lusitania Memorial
A monument to the ocean liner Lusitania, torpedoed in 1915. More than 2,000 people perished in the tragedy.
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The Ewe Experience
The Ewe Experience is a woodland punctuated by sculptures and art installations. A magical place, located in Glengarriff (Co. Cork), Ireland.
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The Camden Fort Meagher
A former military fort built in 1550, overlooking the ocean. A must-see!
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Witch’s yew in Blarney
Beware the superstitious! Near Blarney Castle, there's a tree said to be the most haunted in Ireland: Witch's Yew.
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The Youghal Lighthouse
Quite pretty, the lighthouse sits on a cliff overlooking Youghal Bay.
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