Fota Wildlife Park was opened in 1983 by the President of Ireland, Dr. Patrick Hillery, and is a joint project of the Zoological Society of Ireland and University College Cork.
Take a trip to Midleton and tour the Jameson Distillery; Home of the world famous Jameson Whiskey. This is an informative and interesting tour and a great place to pick up a great gift.
Cork City Gaol & Radio Museum is a significant part of Corks historical & cultural heritage. It is easily accessible as it just 2KM’s from the city centre and is both fun and informative.
Gougane Barra was Ireland's first National Park when it opened to the public in 1966. This contributes greatly to the reputation which Gougane Barra has as an area of wild and beautiful scenery.
Garinish Island is a horticulturalists haven; Officially known as Ilnacullen, the island is one of the most spectacular gardens in Ireland. Protected from the harsh climate and warmed by the Gulf Stream, a world of discovery awaits visitors.
Crawford Art Gallery, the city art museum for Cork, is dedicated to informing a wide audience about the significant role that the visual arts play in contemporary life and culture. Located in the heart of the city, beside the Opera House, the Gallery is a critical part of Cork’s cultural and tourism infrastructure, welcoming over 200,000 visitors a year.
Come visit the Apple Farm which is located near Cahir in county Tipperary in the south of Ireland. While it is called The Apple Farm they also grow pears, plums, sweet cherries, strawberries and raspberries. Their apple juice is not to be missed. mmmm!
Waterford Crystal is probably the most crystal ware in the world and no visit to Ireland would be complete without taking a trip to see their incredible showrooms.
Fota Wildlife Park was opened in 1983 by the President of Ireland, Dr. Patrick Hillery, and is a joint project of the Zoological Society of Ireland and University College Cork.
Take a trip to Midleton and tour the Jameson Distillery; Home of the world famous Jameson Whiskey. This is an informative and interesting tour and a great place to pick up a great gift.
Cork City Gaol & Radio Museum is a significant part of Corks historical & cultural heritage. It is easily accessible as it just 2KM’s from the city centre and is both fun and informative. 
Gougane Barra was Ireland's first National Park when it opened to the public in 1966. This contributes greatly to the reputation which Gougane Barra has as an area of wild and beautiful scenery. 
Garinish Island is a horticulturalists haven; Officially known as Ilnacullen, the island is one of the most spectacular gardens in Ireland. Protected from the harsh climate and warmed by the Gulf Stream, a world of discovery awaits visitors.
Crawford Art Gallery, the city art museum for Cork, is dedicated to informing a wide audience about the significant role that the visual arts play in contemporary life and culture. Located in the heart of the city, beside the Opera House, the Gallery is a critical part of Cork’s cultural and tourism infrastructure, welcoming over 200,000 visitors a year.
Play Shandon Bells together; Cork’s most iconic landmark. You haven’t done Cork until you have done Shandon. 
Come visit the Apple Farm which is located near Cahir in county Tipperary in the south of Ireland. While it is called The Apple Farm they also grow pears, plums, sweet cherries, strawberries and raspberries. Their apple juice is not to be missed. mmmm!
Waterford Crystal is probably the most crystal ware in the world and no visit to Ireland would be complete without taking a trip to see their incredible showrooms. 
Situated in Killarney National Park, Muckross House and Gardens are amongst the most popular of Irish visitor attractions.
