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DK11092014-OktoberfestBeag-5 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were the Oktoberfest Beag Fräuleins . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBeag-4 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Oktoberfest Beag Fräuleins Vincentia Debarra and Orla Kelly. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBeag-3 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Philip Ryan, Co Founder Oktoberfest Beag with Oktoberfest Beag Fräuleins Niamh Kelly, Vincentia Debarra, Rachel O'Donovan and Orla Kelly. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBeag-2 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Oktoberfest Beag Fräuleins Vincentia Debarra and Orla Kelly. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBeag-1 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Philip Ryan, Co Founder Oktoberfest Beag and Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields with Oktoberfest Beag Fräuleins Rachel O'Donovan, Stephanie O'Donovan and Niamh Kelly . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBeag-0 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Philip Ryan, Co Founder Oktoberfest Beag and Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 43 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Owen O'Sullivan, Glanmire and Ethna Herlihy, Fairhill . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 42 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Liam O'Mahony, City Centre and Aisling O'Keeffe, Lehenaghmore. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 41 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Co Founder of Oktoberfest Beag Philip Ryan. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ÔTapping the First KegÕ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 40 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Co Founder of Oktoberfest Beag Philip Ryan. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ÔTapping the First KegÕ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 33 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Fredrik Stockembrink and Pertti Lurminen, Blackrock . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 32 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Emma, Ben and Cara Scott, Roscarbury . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 31 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Elaine Doody, Blackrock, Brett McCoy-Darcy, City Centre and Sinead Healy, Carrigaline. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 30 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Philip Ryan, Co Founder Oktoberfest Beag and Lord Mayor Cllr Mary Shields. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ÔTapping the First KegÕ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 28 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Chloe Stokes, Douglas and Cilian Mahony, Ardmore . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 27 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Lorna Jane-Conway and Carmel Farrell, Douglas . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 26 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Cian Mahony and Hannah Davis, Bishopstown. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 25 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left)Brian Dineen, Togher, Eimhear Campbell, Galway and Richard Twohig, Togher . Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 24 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Oktoberfest Beag Fräuleins Katie O'Donovan and Ann Greene. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ‘Tapping the First Keg’ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th – 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE
DK11092014-OktoberfestBea 23 DKANE 11/09/2014 REPRO FREE . Pictured at the official opening of Oktoberfest Beag at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City were (from left) Co Founder of Oktoberfest Beag Philip Ryan. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie Lord Mayor of Cork Cllr. Mary Shields pictured officially ÔTapping the First KegÕ at the opening of Oktoberfest Beag with festival organiser Phil Ryan at the old Beamish and Crawford Site, Cork City. Oktoberfest Beag, is a celebration of everything Bavarian and returns to the historic Beamish and Crawford Brewery Site, Cork from 11th Ð 20th September. The festival, which attracts up to 10,000 visitors over two weekends, is now in its 5th year and gives people the chance to experience an authentic celebration of all things bavarian. A marquee representative of that in the Oktoberfest in Munich, as well as authentic Oktoberfest Frauleins serving the finest of traditional bavarian dishes; bratwurst, Schweinsbraten and weisn pretzels, will descend on Cork City for some German fun, food and entertainment. For more information go to www.oktoberfestbeag.ie or email info@oktoberfestbeag.ie PIC DARRAGH KANE

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