Online Highways Home > > Cobh Formerly Queenstown Cobh in County Cork occupies a strategic location overlooking Cork Harbour. An insignificant fishing village until the 19th century, the town was visited by Queen Victoria and renamed Queenstown in her honor. It became an important port of call for transatlantic liners and was the last port of call for the ill-fated Titanic. Art Sirius Arts Centre | History Cobh Heritage Center | See more Cities and Towns. Other upcoming events include:

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CobhTideTimes "Cobh High Tide: 03:17(3.80m), 15:40(3.90m), Low Tide: 09:49(0.91m), 22:10(0.85m). http://www.tidetimes.org.uk/Cobh.html"
JBordeaux "Just spent some time standing in Cobh. Near my great-grandfather's last footsteps in Ireland. http://yfrog.com/4a4x6j"
Crafthole "Today I must find somewhere to live in, or near Cork. I am thinking Cobh."
crispybanksy "@chazdavies take your mrs to the fish restaurant in cobh..its stunning and romantic and mega brownie points ;-)"
sarahcgarvey "Listening to @bengarvey in The Cobh :) My family rocks."
BlakeCreedon "There's a bishop holed up in Cobh *still* refusing to co-operate with his own guidelines on reporting alleged abuse... #Primetime"
Cork_Events "Event: Cobh GAA Club Puc Fada 26-12-09 - 26-12-09: Carthy's Cross (near Ballymore), 11am. Tel: 021 4811... http://bit.ly/5MYVk0 #CorkEvents"
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