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Car Rental Locations in Cork

Rental office address 'Cork': Centre Point, Centre Park Road, Cork, Cork, Ireland.

To change to another rental area in Cork, simply use one of the following:
- change the preset location in the 'Pick-up' field in the above form;
- click on one of the links below;
- use the map of Cork on this page.

Cork - Airport

Cork

Cork City

Rental process for Cork

Best rates. OrangeSmile.com provides cars for hire at the rental point 'Cork' at the lowest guaranteed prices. Our direct car suppliers often provide high discounts on the available models. For your specific dates at 'Cork', we will find for you the best online car hire offers.

The rental process consists of 3 simple steps: (1) search available cars for your dates at 'Cork'; (2) select the car type you wish to rent; and (3) complete the reservation form. Once your reservation at 'Cork' is processed, we will send the confirmation voucher to your email address.

A valid credit card is required to confirm a reservation at 'Cork'. Please check your rental conditions, prior making the reservation.

At the point 'Cork', you will be asked for your confirmation voucher, driving license and a valid credit card. A credit card is required for a safety deposit. The deposit amount at 'Cork' depends on the driver's age and the rented vehicle type.

The definitive payment is usually performed at the pick-up point. Our car suppliers at the point 'Cork' accept VISA, Master Card and other card types - please check your rental conditions.

OrangeSmile.com wishes you safe roads in Ireland and a pleasant trip to Cork!

Frequently asked questions on the rental process

Sightseeings of Cork large neighbour - Killarney

Killarney: topics

Hotel Dunloe Castle Gardens is interesting for its architecture - however, it is here that those wishing to enjoy the pastoral atmosphere to its fullest and admire the beautiful views prefer to stay. The fact is that the hotel was built on the site of Dunloe Castle, a traditional Irish castle the first mention of which dates back to 1215. Nearby is the Dunloe Ogham Stones - a kind of open-air museum telling the history of the Celtic tribes that once lived here. The stones were carved in the 5th-6th centuries AD to be used as burial markers. They were discovered in 1838 and immediately drew the attention of the public since scientists wanted to unravel the mysteries enveloping the landmark.

No less interesting is Ballymalis Castle built in the vicinity of Killarney at the beginning of the 16th century on the site of an older castle that once stood here. In places like this one can get the feeling of touching the history, which means that history buffs will certainly enjoy the atmosphere. Besides that, while in the castle, you should definitely walk along its gardens enjoying picturesque Irish open spaces. It is worth noting that a walk through St. John's Cemetery promises to be no less fascinating. Silence, comfort, peace, and tranquility - all these epithets come to mind during a walk here. And it's absolutely deserved - many tourists and locals find the cemetery the most spacious place in town, being not inferior to parks in this respect - and all thanks to its atmosphere and picturesque views.
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Car Rental at 'Cork'