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Cork is packed to the gills with macabre hidden history. In fact, most of the time you don't even need to look too closely to see a creepy remnant of another time looking back at you. Case in point; the medieval coffin hole set...
If you look closely you can see the beginnings of Barrack Street. A newly-commissioned artwork by archaeological illustrator, Philip Armstrong...
The weather forecast is looking pretty good. If you fancy getting out and about for some fascinating history and culture...
Here's a tour of Cork with a difference. Writer and documentarian Cónal Creedon will be taking history fans on a...
It's still a haven for birds and wildlife. Back in the 1920s however, The Lough had a more rustic and...
The English Market is steeped in history. A central part of Cork life since 1862, its ornamental entrance at Princes...
It's a country home plucked from a story book. Built in the 1830s, Stoneview House is a Victorian former presbytery...
It was discovered in a crypt in Cork in 1863. On Saturday, September 14th, 2019, the L.É. James Joyce will...
It's a fascinating glimpse into the past. A rare piece of footage showing everyday scenes from Cork in 1902 has...
Did you know that Cork was formed from four distinct towns? Two upcoming tours will fill you in on everything...
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