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BarCamp Cork III on November 14th in the Cork International Airport Hotel is the follow-up to Ireland’s first and second BarCamp Cork held in 2006 and 2008. It’s about people getting together, sharing ideas, learning from each other and finding like-minds.

It’s on in the Cork International Airport Hotel in Cork. We are aiming to open the doors at 10am with the first session kicking off at 11am. Last session will be around 5pm followed by clean-up.

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Directions (Lifted from the Cork International Airport Hotel website)

Cork International Airport Hotel is located directly opposite Cork Airport www.corkairport.com with a walkway from door to door and in Cork Airport Business Park www.corkairpark.ie

Wherever you travel, we’re easy to find. Just follow the signs for the airport and you won’t miss Cork International Airport Hotel.

Car parking is free for all our guests.

N51 51.038 W8 29.221

Head south from Dublin on the N7 and follow the signs posted for Cork and Limerick. If travelling on the M50, travel south until you see signs for the N7 southbound. Take the exit for N7 South. After passing the town of Ballybrittas you should see signs for the M7 exit for Cork. Take the M7 exit and drive until you see signs for the N8 exit marked Cork. Drive straight on the N8 passing the towns of Abbeyleix, Durrow, New Inn, Urlingford and Horse and Jockey. Stay on the N8 until you reach Cork. You will enter Cork city limits at the Dunkettle roundabout. Once you pass this, take the 2nd exit for N25, signposted West Cork, Ringaskiddy.

Drive through the Jack Lynch Tunnel and travel straight until you reach Kinsale roundabout. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit marked Kinsale, Airport. Drive up the Airport Road and at the roundabout take the 3rd exit which leads into the airport grounds. Take the 1st exit at the next roundabout. Then at the next roundabout take the 2nd exit (Gate 2 Cork Airport Business Park) and drive straight down which leads directly to the hotel.

If you are travelling to Cork from another part of Ireland, take directional signs towards Cork. Upon entering the city limits, look for signs leading to South Ring Route. These road links will take you through a series of roundabouts which clearly lead to the airport.