Bunnyconnellan Bar & Restaurant

“Initially conceived in the early 18th century by wealthy merchants presumably anxious to part their fellow citizens from their cash, this has remained Cork's main shopping hub. An easy couple-of-minute's stroll from The English Market and known locally as "Pana" the broad, curving street boasts many fine shops including upmarket department store Brown Thomas. Shopping, of course, is one thing, but the citizens of Cork are a sociable bunch and, particularly during fine weather, visitors will see groups of friends and family simply chatting and spending time together.”

“Sherkin Island is well known as an ‘Island of the Arts’. Currently home to over 30 working artists, you can't find a more impressive environment for inspiration. Sherkin also boasts some of the most tranquil and breathtaking walks. Three leisurely and comfortable walks are available on Sherkin Island. Sherkin is accessible by a ferry from Baltimore, a 40 minute drive from Inchydoney.”

“Owned by 2 brothers who look after their customers like they are family, large helpings and great Irish food. Irish Music on Monday Nights, meet the locals and have a chat. Great for people who want the authentic irish pub feel.”

“Not really a park, more of a long lawn stuck between the road and the river, this is where we go when we want a longer walk. You can easily access it by following the River's edge from Fitzegerald Park. A path goes past the Shaky Bridge, along the wall of the Mardyke's sports field, crosses a road and brings you to a series of weirs and bridges. Good for a jog.”