Carrigtwohill's flagship projects include the launch of a decade of festivals from now until marking the 800th anniversary of Carrigtwohill Fair in 2034, and the promotion of the restored Barryscourt Castle as a new tourism destination

Youghal Film and Photography Museum captures the town's proud history, including its ‘summer of all summers’ in 1954, when John Huston brought names like Gregory Peck, Richard Basehart, Leo Genn and Noel Purcell to film scenes from Moby Dick 

Joe McNamee retraces the mouthwatering tale of East Cork's culinary history from Myrtle Allen through to Dan Guerin and Vincent Crepel 

“It is impossible not to be conscious of your place in history here, and how important my predecessors in this role have been," says Kevin O’Gorman, Master Distiller at Midleton Distillery

Tourism in East Cork to enjoy a surge in overseas interest as Fáilte Ireland’s five-year Destination and Experience Development Plan puts Cork Harbour in the spotlight

More than 40 businesses, clubs and community organisations are among the sizeable group driving an ambitious Town Centre First plan 

There are now over 230 people registered on the Youghal Swimmers' Group WhatsApp platform, including the original six swimmers.

Histories beautifully captured in Cobh Heritage Centre, Cobh Museum and Titanic Experience

East Cork's natural charms: “I'd show people the estuaries and the wetland areas if I wanted to show them a natural spectacle"

With Tony’s loyal daschund-chihuahua cross Scuba on lookout, enjoy a 90-minute round trip through a landscape tangled in coils of Anglo-Irish history

After a brief operating demonstration, you self-drive a motor-powered Whaly boat (7 knots max) and take in unique views of Cork Harbour

Between 1848 and 1950,  6 million adults and children emigrated from Ireland. More than 2.5 million of those boarded ships in Cobh, and  1 million of those departed from ‘Heartbreak Pier’