James Colbert - Country Manager - Ireland

Nestled in the South-West region of Ireland, County Cork, known as "the Rebel County," holds its unique place in Irish history. From its historic landmarks such as the Blarney Castle to the captivating beauty of the West Cork coastline, Cork is every history connoisseur and nature lover's delight. Its geographical location is blessed with lush landscapes, winding coastlines, and an enchanting mix of mountains and flatlands, offering an ideal backdrop for luxurious living. Cork's vibrant city life coupled with its serene countryside gives it an edge over other counties, making it the second most populated county in Ireland.

County Cork, the largest county in Ireland, offers a rich and fascinating history. Founded by Saint Finbarr in the 6th century, its magnificent castles, centuries-old pubs, and former medieval trade routes speak of its storied past. In terms of geographic location, County Cork is situated in the South-West Region of Ireland and is also part of the province of Munster, one of the four provinces of Ireland. It boasts stunning natural beauty, from verdant landscapes and rugged coastlines to the rolling hills that showcase Ireland's signature charm.

Nestled in the south-west region of Ireland, Cork is rich in history and scenic beauty. With centuries-old landmarks including St. Fin Barre's Cathedral and Blarney Castle, the city offers a distinctive blend of historical allure. The city is positioned on the magnificent River Lee, has a hilly topography and boasts beautiful coastal views. Surrounded by the fertile Golden Vale and nestled near the famous Cork Harbor, the city’s location is unparalleled.