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If you love scuba diving, Occeanaddict in Cork, Ireland, is a company worth visiting. Graham and Anne Ferguson, a lovely Irish couple, own and run the company. They are both active divers and certified instructors. Their main scuba diving waters are along the South Western Coast of the country, due to the unique ecosystem living in the Gulf Stream. Visitors can opt for a three-day long dive experience as they learn to swim with the flora and fauna of the Irish waters.

This intimate theatre on the north side of Cork City is the ideal location to enjoy an evening of quality drama. The programme is a quirky mixture of modern and classic drama; a production of Hamlet can be followed by one of the Marat/Sade. Cork Arts Theatre also runs a production company, so for those who fancy themselves as budding Brando's, opportunity knocks! Facilities include a bar upstairs where patrons can enjoy a tipple during the interval.

Giles Norman is a renowned photographer from Ireland. Born in 1961, he inhabited Kinsale almost all his life. The Giles Norman Gallery is a splendid culmination of his works, depicting images of the sublime Irish landscape. Additionally, one can witness a wide array of abstract pieces, which capture the wondrous sights of London, Paris, Rome, New York and many more cities. Visitors can walk in and purchase prints of different sizes, as well as a copy of his book ‘Ireland, Timeless Images’.

Sheelah Maloney, a young sculptor and artist, discovered that her passion for art was shared by many in Ireland. In 2009 she founded the 2020 Art Gallery as a creative hub, but soon realized the demand for a bigger space and a larger dream. Now having expanded her venture into a consultancy with aims to counsel aspiring visual artists, the gallery curator takes special pleasure in curating the many collections of spectacular artworks from around Ireland. As a propagator of the Irish cultural identity, the studio always has an interesting exhibition running which you can admire with your loved ones.

The Wandesford Quay Gallery began as a part of the Crawford College of Art and Design. The gallery serves the purpose of connecting the college with the art and cultural community around it. With creative expression as its prime philosophy, the gallery breaks academic boundaries, both national and international, to inspire a relevant cultural dialog. This gallery is scenically located upon the banks of the River Lee in the Irish city of Cork, in a beautiful building that dates back to 1840.

The Jameson Experience is within a beautifully restored 18th century self-contained industrial complex, unique in Britain and Ireland. There is a still, a fully operational water wheel and a copper pot of 32,000 gallons, the largest in the world. It's also possible to take a 90 minute tour of the center and in the process, discover the secret histories of the whiskey-making tradition. An audio-visual presentation (available in six languages) will take you through the history and processes involved in the making of local whiskeys. At the end of the tour, you are invited to try some of Ireland's finest whiskey, in a traditional Irish pub.