Emerson House
2 Clarence Terrece, Cork
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Emerson House Cork

2 Clarence Terrece Cork, County Cork, Ireland

TravelPod Member ReviewsEmerson House Cork

“The perfect host in a great gay B & B”

andrewjerome (15 reviews)
Sydney, Australia, Australia Flag of Australia
Jul 9, 2010

We really enjoyed our stay here. Our host was very accommodating, knowledgable and even came to look for us when we got lost! The breakfast was wonderful and we appreciated the way we were made to feel welcome.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this B&BEmerson House Cork

Blarney rubble

A travel blog entry by andrewjerome

12

Today was definitely going to be a kick-back day. After all, we're supposed to be on holidays and we haven't relaxed yet! After sleeping in and enjoying the hotel buffet breakfast (instead of a banana and coffee picked up from a 7-11) we began the long drive to Cork.

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Week 13

A travel blog entry by jolubrano

Week 13:

Monday: Caught the plague

Tuesday: Got girl scout cookies in the mail!

Wednesday: I need to get out of my jail cell of a room! Bought some sandwiches and enjoyed the sun in the park and we went to my new favorite hang-out spot, the Franciscan Wells micro-Brewery. They make their own local brews in the back of the beer garden which provides the perfect ambiance for some tasty stout and killer tunes.
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Happy birthday Dad!!

A travel blog entry by amy.harrison

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This morning, Julie and I got up early, but had a hard time getting on our way. We stopped at a grocery store and got some yummy breakfast and then sat and ate it in the mall. We didn't arrive at the Guinness Storehouse until noontime. It was a neat tour through the seven-stories and we even had free Guinness. In the gravity bar on the seventh floor, we could see a 360 degree panoramic view of Dublin. Then ...

I'm an official immigrant!

A travel blog entry by hprentiss

1

... loaf of bread. Then I wondered in and out of some little Irish boutiques. Then I stumbled upon TK Maxx, Irish version of TJ Maxx. Of course I had to check it out, it was practically the same. A mini home away from home. Did a quick grocery shop and then walked the 30 minuets back to my flat. It was a peaceful morning and afternoon by myself. It was just the little break I needed.
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Cork Craic

A travel blog entry by sarahimray

I've never been happier to see the rain than visiting Blarney Castle yesterday. Of course the castle is home to the famous, much-smooched Blarney Stone, whereby you gain the gift of the gab by smacking your lips on it. However on one of our boozy Guinness-fueled nights out in Ireland we heard an awful, hopefully fictional, account of what young Irish men like to do at the Blarney Stone. Apparently they have a habit of breaking in at night and relieving ...

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