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Skip the generic gifts and surprise your loved ones with an experience they'll never forget!

Preparations are underway for the most wonderful time of the year as Cork City Council announces the return of Corkmas, the city’s annual Christmas celebration.

Looking for a festive day out with a touch of history, music, and generosity?

Things are already starting to cool down at Cork’s Marina Market, where tickets have just gone on sale for Santa’s Magical Market - The Big Freeze. The brand-new immersive Christmas experience takes place from 22 November to 23 December 2025!

Get ready for a spooktacular adventure like no other!

Boo! Halloween is just around the corner, and if you like to leave things a little late

Introduction: Why Explore Ireland by Train? Ireland’s charm lies not just in its lush, rolling landscapes and vibrant towns—but also in...

Treehouse stays were once the preserve of childhood imagination; now they’re among Ireland’s most coveted staycation boltholes. Below are five of the best that are open and taking bookings in 2025!

What better way to embrace autumn than with a visit to a pumpkin patch?

January often feels like a blank slate—a time to refocus, recharge, and reset...

Trying to avoid the hustle and bustle of Ireland's capital with your pet? We've found five best hotels that you can enjoy, dog bowls included!

Located between the Wild Atlantic Way and Ireland’s Ancient East, the Munster Vales stretch across four counties - Tipperary, Waterford, Limerick, and Cork, If you're after a trip that has history, hiking and delicious food, this region delivers.

Cork is about to get a taste of one of America’s most iconic fast-food names. Wendy’s, famous for its square burgers and cult-favourite...

Cork on a Fork Fest, the Cork City Council-led festival, returns from 13–17 August 2025, inviting locals and visitors alike to discover why Cork is increasingly recognised as Ireland’s food capital. From world-class restaurants and producers to a vibrant food scene shaped by old and new influences, the five-day celebration serves up a feast of events that highlight the very best of Cork’s food—and the people behind it.

Cobh may be known around the world as the final port of call for the Titanic, but today the historic harbour town is firmly anchored in the present as a thriving centre for music, performance and creativity. Just a short train ride from Cork City, Cobh is a place where history meets community, and where every corner reveals a new cultural experience.

Theres no better time to take advantage of the sunny weather...

Trade the usual dinner and flowers for a one-of-a-kind romantic retreat...

Looking for an island adventure that’s part history, part mystery, and all-around fun? Spike Island in Cork Harbour is your go-to destination.

The Midsummer Festival is a staple in most Corkonians’ summer plans, and with ample events across the programme priced at €15 or less, it isn’t difficult to see why.

Colourful streets, Titanic tales, and memories that span the ages — this historic harbour town is tailor-made for family adventures for all ages.