South of Shandon and across the River Lee you’ll find the Hugenot Quarter, around French Church Street, Carey’s Lane and Paul Street.
The narrow lanes of this cool quarter are home to some of the best places to eat and drink in Cork City!
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It's a blustery day on this popular walkway in Cork city.
Pay a visit to the Observatory in spectacular Blackrock Castle on the banks of the River Lee!
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Look up and enjoy the fine Victorian architecture in this quarter of Cork City!
Enjoy a night out in the celebrated Everyday Theatre!
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Corkonians are enjoying a fine day out on Lancaster Quay.
Fine food & drink abound on this Lee-side setting!
Kinsale is all abuzz at night! With its vibrant charm and a bewildering range of great restaurants and bars, you will not be short of choice!
Kinsale's lively nightlife, marina, quaint shops and galleries and traditional music galore, makes for a great night out!
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Schull is one of the prettiest villages in West Cork! Vibrant and colourful, Schull offers fine food, great pubs and water sports galore!
Take a ferry to Fastnet Lighthouse or visit the islands of Cape Clear and Sherkin!
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The vibrant seaside town of Clonakilty, fondly known as Clon, is famous for its food and drink as well as noted for its shops & traditional music scene!
It's streets are lined with colourful traditional shop fronts with flowers and plants providing an additional
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Mallow, nicknamed The Crossroads of Munster, is a thriving and historical market town along the lovely Blackwater Valley, and a good centre from which to explore the river and park lands.
Visit the historical Mallow Castle and Spa House, enjoy a day at the Races!
In the last 1300 years Spike Island has been home to rioters and redcoats, captains and convicts, monks and monasteries and sinners and saints. Its beautiful 104 acres have housed an Island Monastery, Fortress, Prison and Homes and today the island can be reached by a short and scenic ferry from the
