Titanic Bar, Cobh...

Titanic Bar, Cobh (pronounced Cove)
[County Cork - Ireland]

Cobh was the last port of...

Cobh was the last port of call for the Titanic before its doomed Atlantic crossing in 1912
[County Cork - Ireland]

Cobh, one of the main ports...

Cobh, one of the main ports from where Irish emigrants left for the USA and elsewhere
[County Cork - Ireland]

Between 1848 and 1950...

Between 1848 and 1950 almost 6.5 million people emigrated, with 2.5 million of these leaving from Cobh
[County Cork - Ireland]

Cobh commands one of the...

Cobh commands one of the world's largest natural harbors, hence its prominence as a naval base in the 18th century
[County Cork - Ireland]

Cobh was also a port of...

Cobh was also a port of call for luxury liners.
[County Cork - Ireland]

View of the bright Titanic ...

View of the bright Titanic Bar from the pier
[County Cork - Ireland]

Titanic Bar, Cobh

Titanic Bar, Cobh
[County Cork - Ireland]

Cobh harbor with St....

Cobh harbor with St. Colman's cathedral in the background
[County Cork - Ireland]

Fishining nets left to dry,...

Fishining nets left to dry, Cobh
[County Cork - Ireland]

St. Colman's steeple...

St. Colman's steeple towering over the town
[Cobh - County Cork - Ireland]

After a visit by Queen...

After a visit by Queen Victoria in 1849, Cobh was renamed Queenstown
[County Cork - Ireland]