Holidays to Cork, Ireland

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City Breaks in Cork

County Cork of The Republic of Ireland is located on its West Coast. Known as “the rebel county” this region has some of the most varied and breath-taking scenery in Ireland, as well as a very lively, dynamic city. Enjoying a temperate climate and warm seas due to the Gulf Stream. This enjoyable holiday destination can incorporate a lively city break with walking holidays, horse riding, hiking, outdoor activities and historical attractions. One of the best castles in the Cork Region is the Blarney Castle, it is even said that if you kiss the Blarney Stone Slab you will be given the gift of gab!

The old port at Cobh is also a great attraction. This is where many Irish people bordered ships to emigrate to the USA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa! It is also the last stop of the Titanic before it went to Southampton to leave on its doomed maiden voyage. This beautiful county has become a very popular place to move to among Europeans. With an exciting city, rugged natural beauty and great beaches you can see why.

Cheap holiday homes as well as hotels are available for hire, perfect for that great outdoor holiday in this peaceful area.

Cheap City Breaks in Cork

The actually city of Cork has become a very popular city break. It is the second biggest city in the Republic if Ireland. It is the capital of the province of Munster. The city is built around the banks of the River Lee. Wandering around the city is an adventure it itself with an array of architectural periods on show. The Red Abbey in the city dates back to medieval times! A stroll along St Patrick’s street is well worth it to, recently renovated it is bursting with amazing buildings and shops. The tallest building in the Republic of Ireland is the County Hall tower built in a modern style that differs greatly to the many residences of Georgian Style. A great way to view the city is by climbing to the top of the tower at the Church of Shandon! Each clock face of the tower shows a different time – known to locals as the four faced liar. The bells of the tower can even be rung by visitors. The two city cathedrals and the Opera House are also well worth a visit. The English Market is a fabulous stop where you can buy amazing fresh fish, meat, fruit and other luxury foods. Even take a stroll down the European Walking route. This trail passes through Cork and finishes in Istanbul!
The restaurants and bars found in Cork rival those of Dublin and London. Filled with local delights and international cuisines. Enjoy a pint of Guinness too in one of the many pubs. Partying is great in this youthful city with loads on offer.

Throughout the city and the county of Cork there is accommodation ranging from hotels to cottages, all at great value prices. With low cost airlines leaving from all the major UK airports to Cork. A cheap holiday to Ireland is easy. Book with Fleetway travel for an bargain city break or a cheap holiday.

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