Visiting the Beautiful Small Irish Town With a BIG History. Titanic's LAST Port of Call: Cobh

This is the problem with sitting browsing the internet. A quiet Tuesday evening quickly becomes a very early Wednesday morning with the alarm going off and me questioning what I booked last night. But this was the only moment of regret, once I arrived in Ireland, I knew I was onto something pretty cool. Originally I'd thought a wee overnighter in Cork was the plan. I'm so glad I went the extra few miles to Cobh - It is genuinely one of the coolest towns I've ever visited, with everything I look for - sea views, ships of all description, friendly, laid back locals, and a proper Guinness :)

Join me on my short time in Cobh and discover some of the history this small town has to offer. And yes, I'll also take you for that pint.

Filmed on location in Cobh, County Cork on 22nd/23rd June 2022.

Itinerary and costs:
Ryanair flights £50
22 Jun EDI ORK FR3732 0735 0855
23 Jun ORK EDI FR3739 2140 2255
Seat Reservations £4 per flight
Bus Cork Airport - City 2.20euro each way
Train Cork - Cobh 3.90euro each way
Garden Room at West Beach House £70 (with some booking.com discount - may be a tad more normally)

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