Event: Titanic Experience

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TV chef Allen supports campaign to encourage tourists to visit East Cork

TV chef Rachel Allen and her Formula 4 racing son, Lucca, have backed a new drive to encourage visitors to turn east after landing at Cork Airport.

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Cork ready to take on Bristol in boxing ring

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Travel digest with Barry Coughlan

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Cobh's Heartbreak Pier gets new lease of life

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Historic old Town Hall guiding at €350,000

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Weekend break: Belfast City ticks all the boxes

€210k for Blackrock Castle and Titanic Experience

Two of Cork’s most popular attractions —  courtesy of Fáilte Ireland’s ‘New ideas in Ancient Spaces’ Capital Grants Scheme.

Thu, 10 Sep, 2015

Cobh centre seeks stories of exile from Queenstown

A global search has been launched to find stories of emigrants who left for America from the then port of Queenstown.

Mon, 13 Jul, 2015

So is there anything to see in Dingle at all?

Mon, 15 Sep, 2014

Open farm a wonderful example of rural development, says Coveney

A project sponsored by the South and East Cork Area Development (Secad) organisation that created 10 jobs at Rumleys Open Farm in Waterfall, Co Cork, was opened yesterday by Simon Coveney, the agriculture minister.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2012

Food and tourism businesses gain from development group funding

Food and tourism businesses figure strongly in the latest round of funds allocated by the South and East Cork Area Development (SECAD).

Fri, 25 May, 2012

Unfair criticism of Cobh’s Titanic efforts for week

Following the letter by Ursula Curtin (Apr 17) regarding her recent visit to Cobh, a number of Cobh locals wish to issue this response.

Tue, 24 Apr, 2012

Cobh ‘must try harder’ following annoyed visitor’s experience in Titanic town

Having visited Cobh today, in an effort to join in the Titanic celebrations, I am disheartened that the only words that come to mind after having spent the day there are “could try harder”.

Tue, 17 Apr, 2012

€1.46bn plan to rebuild Titanic harbour

Spectacular plans to transform the harbour where the ill-fated Titanic liner was built into Europe’s largest waterfront development could mean up to 20,000 new jobs, it was announced today.

Tue, 18 Oct, 2005