activites to do in cork city

finno26

hey everyone....

need a wee bit of help. Heading to cork city for a stag weekend with anywhere between 10 and 20 guys... numbers not yet confirmed... anyways... apart from drinking and lap dancing (we have all that sussed already thanks) we need something to do for a saturday morning/afternoon.

any suggestions would be great. Nothing too far outside of cork city though, we don't wanna travel hours to go do something.

so what activities does cork have to offer for a group of 20/30 something males who will be slightly hungover???

thanks

CoalBucket

Karting, Paintballing,Archery and all that stuff available in Kartworld about 20 mins outside the city.

http://www.kartworld.ie/

Kimono-Girl

CoalBucket wrote: »

Karting, Paintballing,Archery and all that stuff available in Kartworld about 20 mins outside the city.

http://www.kartworld.ie/

i Totally back kartworld! its brilliant i practically lived there one summer! although i heard its closed now on Mondays and Tuesdays.


my partner went to a work day out there last summer and he had a great time too.

dave1982

Casino?:D

tommy21

Mass?

This is like the 3rd or 4th stag query here in last few months - I see a niche!

Wherever you end up that morning, head to Tony's Bistro on North Main St. for a slap-up breakfast. I'd say there eyes will drop out of their head if they see 20 come through the door!

chompchomp

There's a waterskying centre in Dripsey (12 miles from city center). Also, there's Fota Wild life park(probably not what you had in mind, but great fun never the less). Inchidoney is an hour drive away and the surf is brilliant down there. Clonakilty which is nearby has some great pubs. City is lovely to stroll around in. Try the Franciscian Well and Brewary for beer.Has a lovely beer garden and dosn't have knackers.

Copper23

CoalBucket wrote: »

Karting, Paintballing,Archery and all that stuff available in Kartworld about 20 mins outside the city.

http://www.kartworld.ie/

I don't know about that, seems like an awfully expensive hobby. :rolleyes:

Balmed Out

2 things, make sure yee not coming over on the Friday before Easter. Met a stag roaming the streets a few years ago with no where to drink.

Other thing is I reckon the best activity is a visit to the butter museum. Ye will be laughing all day after it.

Balmed Out

What age range are ye, when ye over, Flying in or driving down, interests?

Funsterdelux

Something for all ages:

http://corkbutter.museum/index.php

finno26

Balmed Out wrote: »

What age range are ye, when ye over, Flying in or driving down, interests?

we are from 18 to mid thirties... a real diaspora of a group...haha but no, seriously, most of us will be in our late 20's early 30's.... i just seen info on this sea safari thing?? doesn't seem that expensive or energy draining. Anyone ever been???

Sephiroth_dude

A game of pool or snooker in the maradyke prehaps?

Balmed Out

Not been on the sea safari but whenever ive seen whales or sharks (always basking sharks) its been during very warm weather. Dont know if thats a coincidence or not.

If ye coming from somewhere in Ireland and driving a drive down to Garretstown or inchadoney for surf lessons is a great laugh, highly recomended.
garretstown
http://www.surfgtown.com/
inchadoney
http://www.westcorksurfing.com/

Inchadoney is slightly further but far nicer setting. Lunch / dinner in Kinsale or Clonakilty after.

water skiing
http://www.waterskiireland.com/tow_rates.html

Colloseum on Mcacurtain street for pool / bowling etc.

Check these websites out too.

http://www.kinsaleoutdoors.com/index.php

They transport you to lots of different activities.
http://www.butlers-buses.com/cork-links/cork-activities.htm

wall climbing
http://www.mardykearena.com/climbingwall.cfm


Hope this is of help

finno26

Balmed Out wrote: »

Not been on the sea safari but whenever ive seen whales or sharks (always basking sharks) its been during very warm weather. Dont know if thats a coincidence or not.

If ye coming from somewhere in Ireland and driving a drive down to Garretstown or inchadoney for surf lessons is a great laugh, highly recomended.
garretstown
http://www.surfgtown.com/
inchadoney
http://www.westcorksurfing.com/

Inchadoney is slightly further but far nicer setting. Lunch / dinner in Kinsale or Clonakilty after.

water skiing
http://www.waterskiireland.com/tow_rates.html

Colloseum on Mcacurtain street for pool / bowling etc.

Check these websites out too.

http://www.kinsaleoutdoors.com/index.php

They transport you to lots of different activities.
http://www.butlers-buses.com/cork-links/cork-activities.htm

wall climbing
http://www.mardykearena.com/climbingwall.cfm


Hope this is of help

thanks for goin to the effort.. appreciate it.. and yea, we're travellin from within ireland.