- Cork On A Fork Food Festival (12 to 16 August): Cork City’s flagship celebration of food culture features over one hundred events including chef collaborations, pop-up dining, producer tastings, street feasts, craft brewery tours, and family-friendly activities highlighting the county’s renowned produce and passion for gastronomy.
- Cork Pride Festival (late July to early August, extending into August): A vibrant week-long celebration of love, diversity, and inclusion with parades, performances, community events, and parties across Cork City promoting equality and LGBTQ+ visibility.
- Youghal Medieval Festival (2 August): This historical event in Youghal brings medieval re-enactments, markets, music, and family activities to the historic town, immersing visitors in its rich past.
- Castletownbere Festival of the Sea (31 July to 8 August): A lively maritime festival in Castletownbere celebrating the sea with boat races, music, food, and community events on the Beara Peninsula.
- Baltimore Regatta (1 to 3 August): Competitive sailing races and waterfront festivities in Baltimore, combining sport, music, and harbour celebrations in this scenic West Cork village.
- National Heritage Week (15 to 23 August): County-wide events celebrating Cork’s heritage through open days, guided tours, exhibitions, talks, and cultural activities at historic sites and natural landmarks.
- Cork Puppetry Festival (around 29 July to 1 August): A creative festival showcasing puppetry performances, workshops, and family entertainment in Cork City.
Ireland’s County Cork:
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