Ringaskiddy cruise port guide
Ringaskiddy is your gateway to Cork, a city brimming with history and culture and is located in one of Ireland's most stunning settings. Situated on the River Lee, which splits into two channels, Cork's city centre is split into islands. Bridges crisscross the city leading to many intriguing landmarks, including the gorgeous Gothic revival St. Fin Barr's Cathedral, with its spiking spires and grimacing gargoyles, as well as the Tower at the Church of St. Anne, considered a symbol of the city-look for the 11-foot weather vane, a salmon, at the top. You're also five miles away from the Blarney Castle. Head to the top of the castle and kiss the world-famous Blarney Stone while lying on your back with your head tilted backward. Doing so gives you the gift of the gab, or the gift of eloquent speech.
About Ringaskiddy
Ringaskiddy is a deep-water port and industrial facility on the south shore of Cork Harbour, about 16 km southeast of Cork city. Part of the Port of Cork, it hosts a passenger and car ferry terminal (Brittany Ferries service to Roscoff) and a major new container terminal opened in 2022. Cruise ships calling at Cork Harbour use the dedicated cruise berth at nearby Cobh, the historic port town where the Titanic made its last call in 1912.
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