Can You Name The Last Port Of Call For The Titanic?

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In today’s email: 

• What was the last port of call for the Titanic?

• Explore County Cork | Kiss the Blarney stone and more

• Discover Cork in a Whole New Way.

• At the bar - The Wild Rover

• Around The Web: -10 Essentials you need to pack for your Ireland Trip), Ireland’s first seated surfboard catches waves in Donegal, Discover Louth: Ireland’s Smallest County with the Biggest Charm. and more

• Experiences Likely To Sell Out

• From Social Media -  I am not stubborn

• Irish Food You Will Love - Chris’s Dream Cake – The Irish Baker Abroad

• The Craic - Guinness is old!

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What was the last port of call for the Titanic?

RMS Titanic dropped anchor in Cobh ( then known as Queenstown ) on 11 April 1912. Cobh was the last port of call for the Titanic. From here the luxury liner departed for the long voyage to New York.

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Explore County Cork | Kiss the Blarney stone and more

County Cork nestled in the southwest of Ireland is a place of remarkable beauty and rich cultural heritage that beckons travelers from all corners of the world.

With its captivating blend of stunning landscapes, vibrant cities and charming villages County Cork offers a multitude of experiences to indulge in.

Photo by K. Mitch Hodge on Unsplash

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Discover Cork in a Whole New Way.

Cork, often referred to as the "Rebel City," is a vibrant and culturally rich destination in the southwest of Ireland. Known for its dynamic arts scene, historical landmarks, and picturesque surroundings, Cork offers visitors a perfect blend of urban energy and natural beauty. With its friendly locals, lively markets, and impressive culinary scene, Cork is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the true spirit of Ireland.

but the best way to see Cork and the surroundings is by teaming up with a local..

Photo by Jamie O’Sullivan on Unsplash

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At The Bar

The Wild Rover

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Around The Web

10 Essentials you need to pack for your Ireland Trip

You are excited about your Ireland trip and it is time to pack. 

Met Éireann 22C sun blast weather forecast for Ireland but a big change is coming

It's good news on the weather front for those heading to the National Ploughing Championships in Laois this week.

Ireland Lures Halloween Fans With Eerie Ads

Spooky season is our favorite season—and did you know that Halloween originated in Ireland, dating back 2000 years in Celtic culture?

‘There’s not a bad word I could speak about Ireland’: Rugby star Bundee Aki gains Irish citizenship

Ireland rugby international Bundee Aki was one of 3,600 people who became Irish citizens on Monday in ceremonies taking place at the Convention Centre 

Ireland’s first seated surfboard catches waves in Donegal

People with disabilities now get the chance to enjoy the thrills of surfing in Donegal thanks to a novel addition at Liquid Therapy.

Ireland up in World Rugby rankings after Wallaroos rout

Ireland Women have jumped up two places to seventh in the World Rugby rankings following Saturday's 36-10 win over Australia

Discover Louth: Ireland’s Smallest County with the Biggest Charm

County Louth, often called "the Wee County" due to its status as the smallest county in Ireland, is located in the mid-east region and forms part of Leinster.

Louth offers a blend of history, charm and natural beauty. Dundalk, the county's main town, serves as a hub for visitors. Popular attractions include the historic Mellifont Abbey, the striking Castle Roche and the whimsical Leprechaun and Fairy Underground Cavern, making Louth an ideal destination for exploring Ireland’s rich cultural and mythical heritage.

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Experiences Likely To Sell Out

Top Experiences In Ireland Likely To Sell Out

2024 is going to be a busy year - Here is a list of the top experiences that will most likely sell out and you should book in advance. Don’t delay!

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From Social Media

I am not stubborn

And YouTube

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Irish Food You Will Love 

Chris’s Dream Cake – The Irish Baker Abroad

Everyone in Denmark knows this cake. It’s known as “Drømmekage” which simply translates to Dream Cake. It’s also known as Lazy Daisy Cake outside of Denmark.

Interested in more Irish Recipes?

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The Craic

Guinness is old!

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Essentials you need to pack for your Ireland Trip

UK Ireland Scotland Power Adapter Plug, TESSAN Type G Travel Adaptor with 2 USB Charger Ports 2 American Outlets, US to London England British Hong Kong Irish Kenya Dubai Qatar Wall Adapter.