Cork, Ireland

A gem in Ireland!

Cork, with its world-famous Jazz and Film Festival, is Ireland's southern capital. Blarney Castle, home of the famous Blarney Stone, is nearby - kiss it and you'll never be stuck for words!
Cork's dramatic landscape merges with the craggy coasts of the "Kingdom" of Kerry, its clear, blue waters warmed by the Gulf Stream. To the north lies Limerick, at the mouth of the River Shannon, the longest river in Ireland

The beautiful city of Cork and its stunning surrounding county have long attracted the interest, and investment, of the rich and famous. With 1,000 kms of glittering coastline and some of Ireland's most glorious scenery, the area makes an impressive backdrop to every event.

General information

Cork Airport is conveniently located just 7 km from the city

Cork City and County has more than 3,800 beds available from 5star luxe hotels to hostels and Bed & Breakfasts

Cork is sure to have a venue to fit all requirements, from 10 to 1,000 people

Cork is a food lover's paradise making the most of the wonderful local produce including fantastic seafood. The Old English Market in the city centre offers the chance to sample some of the county's culinary expertice at you leisure.

The stunning countryside makes the region ideal for walking, cycling, angling, sailing, diving, horse-riding, trekking, sea-kayaking and much more. Take a group whale or dolphine watching for a truly memorable experience.

Golf, of course, is apassion here and the Fota Island Golf Club has previously hosted the Irish Open

For those in ned of some serious de-stressing, why not indulge and relax in one of the county's many glorious spas and beauty treatment centres just minutes from Cork City.

Cork offers a multitude of team-building acctivities from evening tours where guests can attend a reproduction of a Irish wake or a ghost encounter at historic Cork Gaol or a traditional irish night at old-fashioned Old Jameson Distillery.