Kinsale is an historic port and fishing town in County Cork. It is one of the most picturesque small towns in Ireland, nestled between the hills and the shoreline, mostly unchanged over hundreds of years. While small, visitors will be enamored by its beautiful harbor, narrow winding streets and brightly painted galleries, shops and houses. Kinsale is also internationally renowned for its restaurants. It has been hailed as “The Gourmet Capital of Ireland”. Kinsale is charming destination that will enhance any trip to Ireland.
Kinsale, Ireland cover page.
Market Lane in Kinsale with brightly painted galleries, shops and houses.
A small, quaint alleyway.
The Grey Hound is one of Kinsale's favorite pubs dating back to 1690. It still has old-world charm.
Sign for the Grey Hound Pub.
Market Street is a charming narrow winding street in Kinsale.
Glenaran Irish Market on Market Street. They specialize in Irish crafts and knitted sweaters.
Kinsale is considered by many to be "The Gourmet Capital of Ireland", with great cafés, pubs and restaurants.
Pearse Street in Kinsale with its many shops.
We had lunch at Fishy, Fishy, a top quality seafood located on Kinsale harbor.
Kinsale harbor view as seen from from Fishy, Fishy.