by Reader27
If you take the Blarney Castle excursion, skip the long line to kiss the stone and explore the gardens instead. We had only two hours there, and those who wanted to kiss the stone spent almost the whole time in line. I am so glad we went through the gardens and wooded trails instead; it was unbelievably beautiful (even on a misty, rainy day) and just what I expected Ireland to be like. I almost expect to see fairies and leprechauns in the mossy glens and leafy trails.
Visited: Jul 07, 2016
by mcrossan
We fell in love with Cork. It’s exactly as you would imagine a southern Irish city/town to feel like. It was warm and friendly & the craic & Guiness were great!
by cathybob
Excursion to Blarney Castle was excellent. There were no big crowds on the day we visited.
Visited: Apr 05, 2018
by chrystz
Found the port to be easily accessible from the ship. The train station into Cork was right there. Several shops and eateries along with the history of the Titanic.
Visited: Apr 05, 2018
by Marnie2005
Stayed in Cobh for the day! Lovely small Irish village with loads of atmosphere..easy to walk around, found a authentic Irish pub, Ron Roy’s I believe, kitchen party going on,,,,great music and fun
Visited: May 31, 2019
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