West Cork Tourism
The Rectory, Cork Road
Skibbereen
West Cork, Ireland

Tourist Information Offices in West Cork:

Bantry (seasonal)
+353 (0)27 50229


Clonakilty
+353 (0)23 88 33226


Glengarriff (seasonal)
+353 (0)27 63084


Kinsale
+353 (0)21 477 2234


Macroom (seasonal)
+353 (0)26 43280


Skibbereen
+353 (0)28 21766


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The Fuchsia Brand Initiative


West Cork Tourism is part funded by the West Cork LEADER Co-op Society through Fuchsia Brands Ltd. West Cork Tourism is proud to be associated with this flagship initiative which has since its inception underlined the unique nature of the products and services found throughout West Cork.

The Fuchsia Brand Initiative

The Fuchsia, long associated with West Cork has been chosen as the symbol of origin and quality for the food and tourism products of the region and reflects positive local characteristics, such as environmental quality, as well as the richness and diversity of the heritage, culture and landscape. The Fuchsia Brand initiative was launched in 1996 and producers and providers sanctioned to utilise the "Fuchsia Logo" must adhere to strict quality criteria, thereby ensuring excellence in all aspects of product and service quality.

We invite you to visit many of the wonderful destinations throughout West Cork and to sample the local produce available in local guest accommodation, restaurants, stores and supermarkets. We are pleased to invite your comments on any aspect of the Fuchsia Brand initiative, or any of the accredited companies or products. For this purpose a Consumer Response Card is available at each of the tourism members establishments. Alternatively you may register your comments at www.fuchsiabrands.com.

For more information please contact:

Jean O'Sullivan
Tourism Development Officer
Fuchsia Brands Ltd.
South Square
Clonakilty
West Cork
Tel: 023 34035 Fax: 023 34066

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