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Decamping to go glamping, from a tasty €325,000 Greenmount townhouse to the wilds of Bere Island - Vimarsana News

Decamping to go glamping, from a tasty €325,000 Greenmount townhouse to the wilds of Bere Island

No 4 Centenary Crescent has been skillfully made over by a pair of creatives 

Grin and Bere it: West Cork island enjoys its very own arts festival - Vimarsana News

Grin and Bere it: West Cork island enjoys its very own arts festival

Mary K Sullivan is one of the main movers in ensuring that, just because it has a tiny population,  Bere Island still has a thriving arts scene 

Sarah Walker at Bere Island Arts Festival - Vimarsana News

Sarah Walker at Bere Island Arts Festival

14 September 2023 By Elaine Murphy elaine@TheCork.ie EXHIBITION OF NEW PAINTINGS BY SARAH WALKER TO BE OPENED BY NEIL JORDAN WRITER & DIRECTOR. DATE & TIME: SATURDAY 23RD 6 - 8 PM VENUE: WILD ATLANTIC GLAMPING Sarah Walker will be exhibiting new works in a solo exhibition on Bere Island as part of the inaugural…

Source: thecork.ie
Glamping and camping in Ireland: From high-end to rough and ready, here are 40 great spots - Vimarsana News

Glamping and camping in Ireland: From high-end to rough and ready, here are 40 great spots

From luxury yurts and woodland pods to family-friendly beachfront campsites and wild spots to pitch your tent, there’s something to suit everyone, and every budget

Bere forges Macedonian and Finnish connections - Vimarsana News

Bere forges Macedonian and Finnish connections

BY HELEN RIDDELL A VISIT to West Cork by European local action groups from Macedonia and Finland included an overnight stay on Bere Island where they met with community groups and visited a number of local businesses and heritage sites.  The visit was hosted by the Irish islan