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!
Contrary to popular belief a family holiday in Ireland does not have to cost fortune. Throughout Cork there is a multitude of things to do for the family that wants to spend 'having fun' time
together.
Kinsale Garden of Remembrance is dedicated to the memory of Fr. Michael Judge, Chaplain in the New York Fire Department and to the 343 brave fire fighters, who so courageously lost their lives in New York on September 11th 2001.
Cork Public Museum is housed in a two storey Georgian house commanding a central position in Fitzgerald Park, Cork. Originally built in 1845 by the Beamish family, it eventually housed the Cork International Exhibition of 1902 and 1903. The site of the exhibition was opened as Public Park in 1906.
Prince August Toy Soldier Factory: Welcome to Ireland’s only toy soldier factory and is fact the world's largest manufacturer of toy soldier rubber moulds, and after 50 years has built up quite a collection, all of which are available.
Go to the Beach; Being a coastal region, Cork offers many water based activities. On a sunny day, there is nothing better than just hitting one of the many free public beaches in the area.
Fitzgerald Park just minutes away from Cork city centre is situated on the picturesque bank of the river Lee and spans approximately eighteen acres with swings & slides, manicured gardens and Cork Public Museum located at its centre.
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!
Contrary to popular belief a family holiday in Ireland does not have to cost fortune. Throughout Cork there is a multitude of things to do for the family that wants to spend 'having fun' time
together.
This great market takes place every Saturday - (9:30am - 1:30pm), in the town of Skibbereen, which is about an hours’ drive west from Cork City.
Kinsale Garden of Remembrance is dedicated to the memory of Fr. Michael Judge, Chaplain in the New York Fire Department and to the 343 brave fire fighters, who so courageously lost their lives in New York on September 11th 2001.
There is a variety of very interesting heritage museums dotted throughout Cork city & county. As follows are some of our favourites. 
Cork Public Museum is housed in a two storey Georgian house commanding a central position in Fitzgerald Park, Cork. Originally built in 1845 by the Beamish family, it eventually housed the Cork International Exhibition of 1902 and 1903. The site of the exhibition was opened as Public Park in 1906.
At the Donkey Sanctuary, you are invited to adopt a donkey (dont worry you wont have to take them with you!). 
Prince August Toy Soldier Factory: Welcome to Ireland’s only toy soldier factory and is fact the world's largest manufacturer of toy soldier rubber moulds, and after 50 years has built up quite a collection, all of which are available. 
Go to the Beach; Being a coastal region, Cork offers many water based activities. On a sunny day, there is nothing better than just hitting one of the many free public beaches in the area.
Fitzgerald Park just minutes away from Cork city centre is situated on the picturesque bank of the river Lee and spans approximately eighteen acres with swings & slides, manicured gardens and Cork Public Museum located at its centre.
