TOP 30 Irish culture and traditions in Cobh

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Ardeen B&B Cobh is a charming lodging establishment situated on Harbour Hill, offering comfortable accommodation and a point of interest in the historic town of Cobh.

Cobh Holiday Home is a charming establishment for lodging, located on Lynch's Quay and a must-visit point of interest for a comfortable stay.

Ryans Pub Cobh is a historic Irish bar and restaurant situated in Casement Square, offering delicious food and drinks in a picturesque location.

Discover the fascinating history of Cobh (formerly Queenstown), from its shipbuilding heritage to its role as the last port of call for the Titanic, at the Cobh Heritage Centre.

Cobh College Gate: A noteworthy establishment, point of interest, and transit station located in County Cork.

Cobh is a must-visit bar, establishment, and point of interest located in County Cork.

Experience the charm of a traditional Irish farmhouse at Redington House, a self-catering accommodation in Cobh, County Cork.

O'Shea's Bar is a lively establishment in Cobh that serves great food and drinks and is a must-visit point of interest for anyone in the area.

Connie Doolans Bar is a lively and popular restaurant and bar located on West Beach in Cobh, offering delicious food, refreshing drinks, and a great atmosphere that makes it a must-see point of interest for locals and tourists alike.

Kellys Bar is a must-visit establishment in Cobh, offering delicious food and drinks in a lively atmosphere.

The Anchor Bar is a must-visit food and drink establishment located in Cobh's scenic East Hill area.

Tarrants Bar offers delicious food, refreshing drinks, and is a must-visit point of interest in Cobh's Casement Square.

Experience the traditional Irish pub atmosphere at The Paddocks Bar in Cobh, County Cork - a must-visit point of interest for both locals and tourists.

Buckleys Pub: A cozy and charming establishment in Crosshaven, Co. Cork, Ireland, perfect for a pint or two.