Welcome to the first edition of our new bi-monthly, lifestyle magazine, showcasing the best of the Rebel County
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We have some great articles for you in this one. Darcie Mayland introduces her new wine column for us, aptly named Cork. For the car enthusiast we have a review of the Toyota Prius by David Levy.
Michelle O’Mahony, our regular history columnist has compiled an article on Surnames, Castles & Genealogy – An A-Z of West Cork’s Diverse Built Heritage.
For food lovers we visit Bantry and explore the town’s vibrant culinary scene.
Planning an autumn/winter break, David Caldwell our travel writer investigates Seville – The Glory Of Andalucia, which is readily accessible from Cork Airport. We must not forget the animal lovers amongst us. Local vet Gavin Russell has written another Pet’s Corner for us.
We hope you enjoy reading our new magazine and we will see you again in November.
Siblings Thomas, Anna, Rachael and Niall McCarthy lost their father Patrick to suicide on 1st May 2020. Stunned they returned home to the family farm in Ballinadee, near Kinsale and…
One of Europe’s most celebrated music events, the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, has launched its 2025 programme, which takes place this October Bank Holiday weekend (23–27 October). Now in its…
The countdown is on for the 14th annual Inchigeela Festival, returning this August with six unforgettable nights of music and community spirit. Running from Friday, August 15th to Sunday, August…
Serving Up the Ultimate ‘Day & Night Date’ Experiences at Cork on a Fork This summer, fall in love with food, Cork City, and maybe even each other, at Cork…
This August, Bandon proudly welcomes the return of the 14th Annual Bandon Walled Town Festival, running from August 16th to 24th. A much-anticipated highlight of the local calendar, the festival…
Cobh Marks Titanic’s 113th Anniversary with Ceremony and First Cruise Ship Arrival on April 13th, 2025 On Sunday April 13th, 2025, the town of Cobh in County Cork will hold…
We have a range of articles, news and press releases about things happening around West Cork. Our favourite historian, Michelle O’Mahony, writes regular articles on local, West Cork history, feel free to have a browse and if you like what you read share it with your friends.
Every inch of West Cork is filled with it’s own hidden gems, you can click on the images above to see each town, things to do there, places to stay, a range of dining opportunities as well as some of the retail options in these towns.