Check out Cork attraction that is Ireland’s eighth most ‘underrated’ tourist hotspots

A new report from SumUp, known best for their contactless payment terminals that flooded mobile coffee shops during the pandemic, has revealed Ireland’s most underrated tourist hotspots.

The study considered a number of factors, including number of reviews, tourist traffic, and the cost of public transport.

Rated first on the list is Dublin’s 14 Henrietta Street museum, with Skellig Michael in Kerry and the Slieve League Cliffs in Donegal also placing within the top three.

However, Spike Island, across the water from Cobh, has earned itself a respectable eighth position in the rankings, scoring 84.85 points out of 100 on the index.

Spike Island has a long and storied history. Known best as the site of a prison for m...
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