Cobh is a proper noun referring to a small harbour town in County Cork, Ireland. It is pronounced as a single-stressed syllable word, with a long vowel-like quality that mirrors Irish English pronunciation, and ends with a soft, almost silent consonant, commonly realized as /kɔːv/ or /koʊv/ depending on speaker. The name is used primarily in geographic and travel contexts, and in local Irish discourse.
Full pronunciation guide
