#ballycotton

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[two-nines-left-spleen]

Ballycotton is a gorgeous place in the world <3

[monikeroneast]

A getaway to the small fishing village of Ballycotton on the Eastern coast of Cork. The Cliff walk from the village to the Ballyandreen beach is flanked by green meadows on one end and the Irish, Celtic Sea and the wild Atlantic on the other. The bird trail is often frequented by people and their lovable dogs 🐕. There are a number of spots along the trail, namely Paradise, The Hut, Ballytrasna, Stone Bridge and The Hump. We got down near the waters at Ballytrasna, approximately 2 kms into the Cliff walk. The views are absolutely stunning! Do have a good pair of shoes for the walk as the trails are often muddy. Mine were literally "sole-less" and tied together using a hair band by the end of the walk 😂. The tides rise in soon enough so start early. The walk isn't a loop and one needs to get back to the village. We skipped the Pier for food. The folks at the car park area in the village often greet you as you walk past. An elderly couple were kind enough to suggest few lovely places to eat at. Do try The Schooner Tavern and B&B, Skinny's Diner Restaurant or the Seachurch Restaurant in the village. Pic Credits: @snehasampath_10 @naina_nair10 @tanishka.talekar ❤🤗 PS - It was in Ballycotton village that the MV Alta, a ghost ship got washed up on the rocks during Storm Dennis in the Atlantic in the year 2020, two years after it was abandoned. By 2022 the hull had already split in two. #ballycotton #cork #ireland #walks #trails #cliff #ocean #trips #friends (at Ballycotton Cliff Walk) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnId88YqqzR/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jbrasseul]

De Waterford à Cork

[aintquiteright]

'Starlight reflections' the Milky Way arches over Ballycotton lighthouse Co. Cork Ireland by ronanmclaughlin

[stairnaheireann]

#OTD in 1936 – The Daunt Rock Rescue.

The Ballycotton lifeboat ‘Mary Stanford’ returns to its home port in East Cork following probably the most famous sea rescue in Irish maritime history. Ballycotton fisherman Patrick Sliney was Coxswain of the life boat which spent over 60 hours at sea, in a successful attempt to save six men from the lightship that guarded the Daunt Rock. The Royal National Lifeboat Institute website states: ‘A…

[panoramicireland]

A warm November so far here in Ireland with up to 19C recorded and eleven weather stations around the country recording new maximums.

Still less than the maximum of 20.1C recorded in Ireland, it has meant the start of winter has so far been quite unseasonal.

Here, a cloudy but warm day at the coast of County Cork with Ballycotton Island Lighthouse seen here.

[scotianostra]

On April 22nd 1838 the 703-ton Sirius, built in Leith and carrying 90 passengers, reached New York.

Built originally for service in the Irish Sea, the 703-ton Sirius, a side-wheeler, was chartered by the British & American Steam Navigation Company and sailed from London to New York by way of Cork in 1838 with 40 passengers. Her fuel ran out just short of her destination, but her captain, determined to complete the passage under steam, refused to hoist the ship’s sails and, instead, fed spars into the furnace.

Sandy Hook, New Jersey, was sighted in time to avert a potential mutiny, and the Sirius beat the much larger Great Western to New York by a few hours. In addition to establishing a crossing record, the Sirius introduced an important technical innovation, a condenser to recover the fresh water used in the boiler.

On January 16, 1847, Sirius ran aground in Ballycotton Bay in Ireland. Most of the 91 on board were saved, but 21 died.

[vtatters]

I want to visit Cork someday, what do you recommend must see? Love your blog by the way, thanks 😁👋🌻☘️

OK, there are the obvious; fota wildlife park, blarney Castle and Park, ballycotton for the scenery, skibbereen for the history, cobh, you defo should visit spike Island, clonakilty for the craic and pub scene. Kinda depends on your time frame. If you are over here, let me know and I'll give you a tour 😁

[whatsgoingonrory]

This is a short lineart animation tribute to the late Irish Blues Rock musician Rory Gallagher (1948-1995) , who was known by his intenses songs and performances and if were alive, he'd turn 76 years old today on March 2nd. In 1973 has released one of his most popular songs, a haunting jazz rock song called " A Million Miles Away", which is a track from his fourth studio album called Tattoo. According to his brother, Dónal Gallagher during an interview he gave in 2005, Rory was walking on the Ballycotton Cliffs when he was struck by inspiration and disappeared to write it. Dónal also tells in the interview that he was so worried about Rory's delay that he was about to call the search party out... And through this story I've decided to create my animation because this story always has moved me.

[raconte-moi-l-irlande]

Une virée jusqu'au phare offshore de Ballycotton, comté de Cork

[tempchefs]

Find the best Chef Cork?

Chef Cork is known for its vibrant culinary scene, offering a variety of dining options to satisfy diverse tastes and preferences. Here is a comprehensive answer to your question about chefs in Cork:

Chef Takashi Miyazaki: Chef Takashi Miyazaki is a renowned chef with a culinary career that began in a 5-star hotel in Fukuoka, Japan. He specializes in fusion teppanyaki cooking and has extensively trained in different regional cuisines across Japan. In 2015, he opened a Japanese takeaway in Cork City, which became well-known for his signature dashi and Japanese cuisine made with the best of Irish seasonal ingredients. Chef Miyazaki's expertise and passion for experimenting with flavors have earned him a reputation in Cork's culinary scene.

Top Restaurants in Cork City: Cork City is home to several exceptional restaurants that cater to various tastes and budgets. Here are some of the best restaurants in Cork City:

The SpitJack Cork: This award-winning restaurant focuses on the rotisserie concept and serves the finest local meats and produce sourced from the popular English Market. Their dishes, such as the traditional Italian rotisserie porchetta and Ballycotton salmon, are highly recommended.

Jacobs on the Mall: Located in the heart of Cork City, Jacobs on the Mall offers modern European cuisine in a romantic setting. With a Certificate of Excellence and numerous awards, this restaurant is known for its contemporary style and delicious dishes like seared scallops and roast pork belly.

Strasbourg Goose: This restaurant, owned by a husband and wife team, offers a French-inspired dining experience. Their oven-roasted lamb shank and duck breasts served with gratin potatoes are particularly popular. The restaurant also has an extensive wine list to complement the flavors of the dishes.

Elbow Lane Brew and Smoke House: Known for beautifully prepared meat, this restaurant features an open-plan kitchen and a wood-fired grill. Their menu includes dishes like pork neck, monkfish with lamb bacon, and slow-smoked pork ribs. The unique smokehouse sauce adds an extra layer of flavor to their dishes.

Private Chef Services in Cork: For a more personalized dining experience, hiring a private chef in Cork is a great option. Take a Chef is a platform that connects customers with experienced private chefs in Cork. These chefs offer customized menus based on the guests' preferences and dietary requirements. The private chef service includes everything from menu planning and ingredient sourcing to meal preparation, table service, and kitchen cleanup. Prices vary depending on the number of people and specific requirements, with an average cost ranging from 53 EUR to 102 EUR per person.

By hiring a private chef, you can enjoy a tailored dining experience in the comfort of your own home or chosen venue. The chefs on the platform are experienced professionals who can create exquisite menus and cater to various culinary preferences. The service is ideal for intimate gatherings, special occasions, or those who seek a unique and personalized dining experience in Cork.

These are some of the notable chefs and dining options in Cork. The culinary scene in Cork continues to evolve, offering residents and visitors a delightful range of flavors and experiences to indulge in. For more details visit us @ Temp Chefs Ireland

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Woman dies while trying to save son at a Cork Beach. Tragically the son was saved, but she lost her life

We will look at the shocking incident at the Cork beach where a mother lost her life while trying to save her son’s life. The incident happened yesterday shortly after 12 o’clock.  A number of crews from the Ballycotton RNLI, Crosshaven RNLI, and Coast Guard sped to the area. The woman who was not named was reportedly rescued from the water by an RNLI lifeboat before being taken to Ballycotton…

[diaryofadissembler]

141: And we should totally do it.

[scotianostra]

On April 22nd 1838 the 703-ton Sirius, built in Leith reached New York

Built originally for service in the Irish Sea, the 703-ton Sirius, a side-wheeler, was chartered by the British & American Steam Navigation Company and sailed from London to New York by way of Cork in 1838 with 45 passengers. Her fuel ran out just short of her destination, but her captain, determined to complete the passage under steam, refused to hoist the ship’s sails and, instead, fed spars into the furnace. Sandy Hook, New Jersey, was sighted in time to avert a potential mutiny, and the Sirius beat the much larger Great Western to New York by a few hours.

In addition to establishing a crossing record, the Sirius introduced an important technical innovation, a condenser to recover the fresh water used in the boiler.

On January 16th, 1847, Sirius ran aground in Ballycotton Bay in Ireland. Most of the 91 on board were saved, but 21 died.

[vtatters]