Ecogo Ireland

22/08/2014

Ecotourism can be fun!! Enjoy the weekend

21/08/2014

Hi guys! Thank you all for liking and sharing the page! If you wouldn't mind filling out the survey below, we'd much appreciate it. It literally takes about 5 minutes and will help us to gauge your interest in EcoGo and your thoughts on sustainable tourism generally. Also, it'll make people like you more. I lie, it won't, but do it! Ithttp://bit.ly/1tlx84k

We are masters students studying eBusiness in UCC. We are looking to develop an app/website that informs tourists and locals about sustainable activities in their area and a guide on how to reduce the environmental impact of their visit. The survey will only take about 5 minutes of your time. All re…

21/08/2014

http://bit.ly/1tkP92J If you've never been up St Luke's Cross, then this shop is worth the visit alone. I've lived by this place for the past year and I can honestly say O 'Keeffes Shop has been my salvation. You can pick up anything here from locally sourced artisan cheese, local organic fruit and veg, and freshly baked bread to freshly brewed Cork Coffee Roasters coffee. Also, their Deli is fantastic. I'm going to stop gushing about the place now. It's seriously fantastic though.

O'Keeffes shop St. Lukes Cross, Cork city, Ireland

20/08/2014

Can't wait to try the Rocket Man in Cork City. Not only do they make delicious and healthy salads they use locally sourced and organic produce to make them too. If you can think of any other places in your hometown or where you've visited that deserve a place on the EcoGo website then post them here. We're trying to gather as much info as we can but we need your help too!

The Rocket Man Food Co. began in March of 2012 with the intention of bringing healthy, convenient food to the farmers markets of Cork. Since then we have done just that. We love food and we love cooking. Most of all, its about the love and respect of good ingredients. We source them from farmers we…

20/08/2014

The Huffington Post reckons the end of Sea World is nigh. Overlooking the fact that this article is poorly written and researched, and quite obviously biased, they may have a point. Many people argue that Sea World's conservation projects and thousands of jobs make it worth saving, but at EcoGo, we're not inclined to agree. What do you think?

SeaWorld, as we know it today, is over. It's only a matter of time. The company is finished. Here's why....

20/08/2014

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Dolphin tours at the TBEX travel bloggers conference in Cancun are dropped after pressure from responsible travel campaigners

20/08/2014

What the hell is ecogoing on here? A new website for environmentally friendly travel that's what. What the hell is that you ask? Basically, we're providing a platform for you to research the best places to eat, stay and do on holidays that don't harm the environment, or at least try to be as sustainable as possible. The best part is you can play an active part. Review places, upload pictures, share ideas with other travellers and even plan crowdfunded projects abroad.

20/08/2014

We're excited to launch our new website sometime next week. Until then you can check us out at http://ecogoireland.com/

Your guide to a sustainable adventure. Our aim is to promote sustainable tourism around the globe by offering a platform for people to upload and share their ecotourism experiences.