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.
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.
Cahir Castle is one of the best restored castles of its type throughout the country and was built originally in the 13th century on a site of an earlier native fortification
Erected in the early 19th century, The Bealick Mill located just a short distance from Macroom on the River Larney in County Cork has recently been restored from dereliction and is now a fully functional mill, heritage centre and tourism attraction.
Macroom Castle, the boyhood home of William Penn, stands on the western margin of the town of Macroom and its windows look away into the distance, where a rugged land lies at the foot of the Cork - Kerry mountains. The present Macroom Castle is said to have been constructed in the reign of King John, 1199-1209.
Charles Fort is a classic example of a late 17th century star-shaped fort. With legendary battles and spooky ghosts, there's lots here to keep you entertained.
Lios-na-gCon is an excellent example of a restored ringfort close to Clonakilty. Ringforts were built and occupied between c.400 AD and c.1200 AD, in the Early Christian and Viking periods.
Barryscourt castle is the 16th century seat of the Barry family. The present castle, which has been renovated recently is a fine example of an Irish tower house with many defensive features such as a murder hole, crenulations, and stumble steps.
Desmond Castle was built around 1500 and is a fine example of an urban tower house, the castle consists of a three storey keep with storehouses to the rear and now houses the International Wine Museum.