Cork
The sea has always shaped Cork, filling its harbors and winding through its inlets, while leaving its mark on the people and traditions of the county. Ireland’s largest county, Cork is known as the “Rebel County,” a name rooted in centuries of resistance and a fiercely independent spirit. From the colorful harbor towns of Kinsale and Cobh to its rugged Atlantic coastline, Cork is a place of rich heritage, celebrated food, and thoughtful craftsmanship. Cobh also holds a poignant place in Irish history as the final departure point for millions of emigrants who left Ireland in search of a new life, carrying the story of Cork with them across the world.
