Location

3DIC 2014

Will be hosted by Actons Hotel Kinsale, Co Cork, Ireland, in one of the most beautiful coastal towns in Ireland.
 
www.actonshotelkinsale.com
 
Actons of Kinsale is situated in heart of the colourful historic harbour town of Kinsale also referred to as the Gourmet Capital of Ireland.Actons is the oldest hotel in Kinsale originally established in 1946 by two sisters, Sidney and Shelia Acton and since then has become an integral part of Kinsale town.This hotel overlooks Kinsale Harbour and Yacht Club allowing you to wake up to the twinkling sound of yacht masts.

About Kinsale

www.kinsale.ie
Originally a medieval fishing port, historic Kinsale is one of the most picturesque, popular and historic towns on the south west coast of Ireland a region renowned for its rugged coastline.
Kinsale is an idyllic harbour location only 18 miles from Cork city it is the start of scenic West Cork, and The New Wild Atlantic Way. It is ideally placed as a yachting and deep-sea angling centre and in recent years a world class golf destination.
Kinsale is a busy town for both locals and tourists. Winding along the many little streets in Kinsale is a delight where you will be able to enjoy its many shops for gifts, crafts, paintings, locally designed fashions, art galleries and book shops. There are many guided tours around Kinsale and little walks to explore around the Kinsale
While in Kinsale you may have the opportunity to visit both Jamesfort and Charlesfort just a short drive from Kinsale town, both of these Forts date back to the 1600’s and were built to guard the harbour town. Today you can enjoy some breath taking costal views.
Kinsale is recognized as the gourmet capital of Ireland with no shortage of cafes, pubs and restaurants to suit every taste and budget.

About Cork

www.cork.ie
Exciting, historical, full of life, Cork will give you a time of your life. Whether it’s shopping on Patrick Street or Opera lane for the latest fashion, the list of places to drop in and ‘shop till you drop’ are endless. Maybe you’re a more of a fitness fanatic, then why not walk the street of cork and follow the trails which are available e.g. Shannon Walk, each hidden with historical aspects of the city. Education yourself by visiting the interesting and unique Rebel museums and galleries such as Cork Public Museum, Crawford Gallery or Cork City Gaol.

Near Cork

Blarney is 24 miles away, Killarney 54 miles while Cobh can be reached (using the cross river Glenbrook-Carrigaloe ferry) after 20 miles.