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What are people saying about Cork

sharonalleman, May 2026
Great Friend Ride
Miley made us feel completely comfortable navigating the streets and hillsides of Kinsale. While having a bit of pre-ride anxiety about biking on the roads we felt completely safe during the entire ride. Miley’s history of the town and county were fascinating while stopping to take in the vistas in town and the countryside. All around wonderful trip.
Janice_N, May 2026
Don’t Miss Out on Blarney
Great tour with Butler Tours. Great information about the areas we visited and had time on our own to walk the Blarney grounds and take in the beauty. John, our guide, and Kevin, our driver did an excellent job providing details of the sights and navigating the narrow roads. Highly recommend the tour.
Susan_S, May 2026
What a great day in Cobh!...
What a great day in Cobh! Our visit to Blarney was so much fun! Our tour guide, Mike, was a gem! He customized the tour according to our interests, and when we asked to visit a “locals” pub for lunch, he delivered! Mike was friendly and knowledgeable, and shared stories so that we were able to get a feel of what it’s like to live in Ireland. Truly a day we will remember for a long time! Communication with Darren was fantastic, and pickup/drop off was seamless. Great excursion!
Brenda_D, May 2026
Jameson distillery family fun.
Miles was our tour guide. He was extremely knowledgeable and friendly. We had fun and learned so much about the history and making of Jameson and whiskeys in general. Highly recommend this tour. Our drinks at the end were awesome and the tasting was hard to beat
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Cork is the second-largest city in the Republic of Ireland but gets fewer visitors than Dublin or Galway. But those who visit are richly rewarded—not only with a young, interesting city with plenty to eat, drink, and do but also excellent access to the best nature of southeastern Ireland. Cork tours allow you to base yourself in the city and see remote, unspoiled parts of the coast, such as the Wild Atlantic Way and the Ring of Kerry. Once you’re back in town, you can visit a distillery, take a food tour, or ramble through the historic center with a helpful guide.

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