Cork City Gaol is a heritage centre and historic site, where visitors can unlock the past and enjoy a visit to this castle like prison, which once housed prisoners in the 19th century. The Georgian/Gothic architectural work which makes up the Cork City Goal is truly fascinating to see, and cells are furnished with life-size wax figures, sound effects and exhibitions, it's a must see. Guided tours are available and there are spectacular sound and image presentations telling the history of 19 Century Cork, and they are available in English/ French/ German/ Italian/ Irish and Spanish, plus the venue is available for corporate events, weddings and event hire, it's really a dramatic environment for something unique and special.READ MORE

The Flying Enterprise Complex, Sullivan's Quay, Cork offers The Courtyard Quarterdeck a fantastic outdoor entertainment venue, with enclosed heated bar perfect for private and corporate events as well as The Cabin, a ground floor dining area that serves breakfast, lunch and evening meals. The Captain's Table Restaurant at The Flying Enterprise Complex offers fine dining in beautiful surrounds with stunning city views, and The Quay News is a quality convenience store with deli serving the freshest local produce, it's all here.READ MORE

Welcome to Hayfield Weddings in Cork, Ireland, your perfect wedding venue, where we will ensure that you have a perfect wedding day, comfortable in the knowledge that our dedicated and experienced staff have taken care of all the finest details, leaving you relaxed and able to enjoy your special day. There are several wedding venues to choose from, each with its own distinctive charm, the Private Dining Room with access to the beautiful walled gardens, has a seating capacity of up to 52 guests, and is a popular choice with bridal couples. The Vine Wine Cellar is perfect for smaller, more intimate celebrations and can seat up to 30 guests, and the Drawing Room, with glasss doors leading out to the magnificent gardens, can accommodate up to 20 people in its gracious, stylish location. And when it is time for the bridal couple to retire, they will find a chilled bottle of champagne waiting for them, with the compliments of Hayfield Weddings. READ MORE

Acorn House in the heart of Cork City, County Cork, Ireland is a Georgian Guesthouse on a historic site dating back to 1810, with tastefully decorated en-suite rooms, with free WIFI and tea and coffee making facilities and more. There are wonderful attractions and places of interest nearby including angling, bicycle hire, entertainment, fishing, golf, pubs, sailing, scenic walks and so much more. Acorn House extends warm Irish hospitality, and is simply a wonderful place to stay, when visiting Cork City.READ MORE

The Commons Inn in Cork City, Ireland is the perfect place to stay for holidays and business, and there is a restaurant and bar which is wheel chair accessible. The Commons Inn is the perfect venue for your dream wedding ceremony, so come celebrate your occasion in wonderful surrounds, they also have a number of business rooms for meetings and conferences up to 300 people. The are 40 spacious rooms with wonderful amenities and free WIFI in public areas, and The Commons Inn, Bailey's Restaurant and the Commons Bar await you.READ MORE

FOTA Wildlife Park, Carrigtwohill, Co. Cork, Ireland is about preserving animal life and habitats in the wild, and here visitors young and old, will enjoy an incredible and enjoyable learning experience. Enjoy great activities and facilities, wild dining in the parks restaurants and cafes, as well as shopping, activities and more, at this leading eco tourism, wildlife and conservation attraction in Ireland. FOTA Wildlife Park also welcomes you to take part in the behind the scenes preparation of food for the primates, come feed the penguins and ring tailed lemurs, and enjoy a hands on experience working alongside the wardens, or sponsor an animal or plant. READ MORE

Amicus Restaurant in Cork City centre, Ireland offers straight forward good meals in a contemporary setting, where casual dining is the order of the day in a spectacular space. Amicus Restaurant also offers a lounge bar, popular for pre-dinner drinks with a selection of tapas, and is fully licensed serving great cocktails, beers and spirits. There's a function room that can cater to all your party needs, and an in-house bakery provides tea, coffee, snacks and pastries throughout the day, it's all here for a delectable dining experience at Amicus Restaurant, come enjoy, you'll be back.READ MORE

Ristorante Rossini is a traditional Italian restaurant in Cork, Ireland serving exquisite authentic Italian cuisine, with recipes handed down from generation to generation. The menu made from fresh hand picked ingredients offers antipasti, chicken specialties, veal, delightful charcoal grill offerings, risotto, fish specialties, divine pizzas and home made pasta dishes, all paired with excellent Italian red, white and rose wines. Ristorante Rossini offers fresh, beautifully prepared food in wonderful surrounds, and you'll be back time and again.READ MORE

Milano Cork in Cork's city centre, Ireland offers excellent Italian cuisine and their pizzas are legendary because they're bigger, thinner and crispier. The menu mains range from Ramono pizzas to classic pizzas, calzones and pastas, and the The Leggera pizza is a ring of thinner, crispier Romana dough, topped with the ingredients you love, it's a dieters dream at only 500 calories. At Milano Cork they know how to throw a party, and offer a great venue for celebration, corporate events and even pizza making parties, including kids, the fun begins here, book today.READ MORE

Achill Guest House in Cork City, County Cork, Ireland offers excellent bed and breakfast accommodations where traditional Irish hospitality combines with modern and comfortable facilities. Enjoy spacious en-suite rooms, with optional Jacuzzi baths, restful and warm decor and so much more. Start your day with an extensive breakfast, and Achill Guest House is ideally situated close to the historic site of Mardyke Walk, which dates from 1719 and is renowned for its fine old sporting institutions, your host will gladly advise you of other attractions and places of interest in Cork.READ MORE