Lee Baths News Today

This week, a Throwback Thursday reader tells JO KERRIGAN about the medal his father won for bravery, plus more on pub snugs and summer games we ...

A high diving star from Cork is remembered in Throwback Thursday today, as JO KERRIGAN hears from the son of the famous ‘Brown Bomber’

The Kingsley Hotel in Cork has had a significant refurbishment over the last 12 months. General manager Fergal Harte talks us through the changes.

‘Innocence on the loose’ is Anita Philpott’s follow-up book to ‘Memories of a Kanturk Childhood’, and captures a moment in time where kids ran free and wild with a nice touch of spirituality thrown in.

The Kingsley Hotel in Cork has launched its new look which takes inspiration from the hotel’s riverside setting on the banks of the River Lee.

Take your first step towards happily ever after at The Kingsley’s wedding showcase

Catherine Murphy will give a talk on the history of the North Infirmary as part of Cork Heritage Open Day, which takes place tomorrow (Saturday ...

No 2 Lee Cottages is the ultimate in city convenience

Sites on the north and south of the River Lee, including inland locations such as Tramore Valley Park, will be looked at in the search for a suitable ...

Nostalgia: A look back at Corks famous Lee Baths Swimming at the Lee Baths July 1935. Amy Nolan With mounting calls for a lido to be built in Cork, this week we have taken a look back at the last open air swimming pool to operate in Cork city, the Lee Baths. The summer of 1934 saw the opening of Cork’s new municipal and open air unheated swimming pool on the site now occupied by The Kingsley Hotel on the Carrigrohane Road. In May 1934 the Cork Examiner gave a preview of what the city could ex...