Heritage week to be launched at special Port of Cork ceremony

The public will be able to tour more than 40 historic buildings and enjoy a medieval day as part of Cork Heritage Open Day.

Heritage week to be launched at special Port of Cork ceremony
Thu, 08 Aug, 2013 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Details of the events, which will take place on Sat, Aug 17, were announced at a special function in the Port of Cork last night.

The open day is being organised by the city council and will also feature free historical walking tours, talks on the Famine, exhibitions, workshops, and children’s treasure hunts.

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