Sited at the junction of the South Mall and Grand Parade in Cork city, this imposing structure was built in 1906 to commerate uprisings against the British in 1867 and 1798. Close by is the War Memorial, reminding us of the dead of the two World Wars. Read more...
Gunpowder was manufactured on the site that is now a public park from the 18th century to the start of the 20th Century. From here it was transported to Cork City and the Port of Cork for supply to the British Armed Forces worldwide. The Regional Park itself comprises the now defunct Gunpowder Mills complex and the networks of sluices Read more...
Located in East Cork, this is one of the few surviving aspects of the old monastic foundation at Cloyne.The tower was struck by lightening in 1748 and the original conical roof was destroyed. Read more...
