English Market
A covered market trading since 1788, a benchmark of Irish food culture.
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A covered market trading since 1788, a benchmark of Irish food culture.
About 20 minutes away, with the Blarney Stone and extensive gardens.
St Anne's church has bells visitors can ring, plus a view from the tower.
A colourful harbour town 30 minutes away, known for its food scene and Charles Fort.
A scenic route of about 180 km around the Iveragh peninsula, one of the country's best-known drives.



May to September has more settled weather and long days. Cork stays quieter than Dublin even in high season.
Cork Airport (ORK) receives flights from the UK and continental Europe. From Dublin it is about 3 hours by road or 2h30 by train.
Most itineraries for Cork call for 2 to 3 days. Less than that still covers the highlights, but leaves little room for weather or tides to interfere.
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