Follow in the footsteps of Donal Cam O'Sullivan Beare, chief of the 17th century O’Sullivan clan, on this easy route through Cork, Limerick and Tipperary. You’ll take in rich pastureland, forest trails, river banks and more as you gently ascend 1,560 m.

The Duhallow leg of the renowned Blackwater Way is a 67km trail spanning County Cork and Kerry’s lush mountain landscape.

Visit medieval Blarney Castle in County Cork, one of Ireland’s most impressive castles. Kiss the famous Blarney Stone to get the gift of the gab, wander around unique rock formations and see the rare plants in the enchanting gardens.

Visit the vibrant Cork Public Museum in Cork City and explore over a thousand years of Cork City’s development and history. Learn about medieval origins while enjoying the amazing archaeological objects on display. See how the city developed and expanded during the 19th century, while also getting closer to the people and events that help shaped Cork City’s part in the struggle for Irish independence.

For elegant dining in a unique setting in Cork City, consider Greenes Restaurant at Hotel Isaacs Cork. The restaurant is located overlooking a floodlit waterfall. It serves renowned food made with fresh, local produce.

Join Cork Culinary Tour in Cork City, and enjoy a foodie friendly guided tour savouring mouth watering flavours from local traders.