Clonakilty, meaning ‘stone (castle) of the woods,’ is a town in County Cork founded on May 5, 1613. It is situated at the head of Clonakilty Bay. In 2007, Clonakilty received the prestigious European Destination of Excellence award from the European Commission. The town hosts several annual festivals, including the Clonakilty International Guitar Festival in mid-September, the Motion Festival, and the Waterfront Festival in August. Clonakilty is renowned for its black pudding, a recipe originating in Edward Twomey’s butcher shop on Pearse Street in 1880. Today, this secret spice recipe is exclusively known to the Twomey family, who continue to produce it at the Clonakilty Food Company.
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Sectors
Discover the range of vocational sectors available for your students in this destination
Main sectors
- Food and Hospitality: Tourism
- Food and Hospitality: Waiter and Catering
- Agriculture, Environment and Natural Resources: Forestry, Environment and Landscape Management
Services
Everything you need to know about how the mobility experience is organised and delivered.
Always included
Extra
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24/7 emergency support
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Study visits for students
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Hosting minors without Accompanying Person
Main hosting city: Clonakilty, Bandon
Other hosting cities: Kinsale, Youghal, Cobh, Mallow, Cork city
Mobility duration for internships: from 4 weeks to 13 weeks



















