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Tourism has been identified as a significant factor in Ireland’s economic recovery. It remains a vital source of income for a lot of villages and towns around the County of Cork, sustaining a large number of businesses and hotels, restaurants, etc. who all rely on the influx of tourists. Equally crucial to these businesses are local visitors and with a growing number of festivals taking place in Cork County, the domestic trade has never been more important. With this in mind, Cork County Council has decided to rebrand and redesign its existing website www.visitcorkcounty.com. The website will be officially launched by the County Mayor, Cllr. Barbara Murray on Tuesday 18th June 2103 at The Mall Arts Centre, Mall House, Youghal, Co. Cork.
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The weekend of events will welcome a host of book-clubs, authors , readers and their families to the seaside town of Youghal, where Melville’s Moby Dick Novel was committed to film. Ruth Lee of the organising committee says "this year’s festival will naturally have a lot of events for writers and readers but this year many events have been organised for their families as well.”
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The RTÉ One TV Show – At Your Service is looking for participants for the next series. They are now expanding the focus of the programme to include tourist attractions and community projects.
If you think you might be interested in taking part, check out below – make that call.
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Over the last number of months Community Radio Youghal and Pobail Scoil Na Trionoide have been working together to on an exciting audio visual project on one of Youghal’s most famous institutions Youghal Carpets.
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What better way to celebrate all that the Ring of Cork has to offer, than a super festival in the year of the Gathering. The Ring of Cork Festival will be held on Saturday May 18th in Midleton, Co. Cork and all are welcome from near and far to join in an impressive and truly unique line-up of activities, fairs and fun on the day.
Drawing from the Region’s specialities, there will be 5 key festival rings – food, craft, family fun, adventure, culture and heritage, inviting visitors to join in the fun and get involved in all sorts of interactive activities from tastings to bush craft, pottery making to surfing and learning about the history of the South and East Cork Area.
Funded by South and East Cork Area Development (SECAD), this project is being promoted by South and East Cork Tourism, the body responsible for promoting the South and East Cork area to tourists and visitors.
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