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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Hey guys I've decided on a little staycation for my self to cork city for 3 nights in couple weeks

Anything I shud see or do while I'm down there. I'll be walking so mostly city area

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork

Nibbles from the English market (have a croque monsieur in Cafe Marius)

Pop into Brief Encounters for a bit of naughty

Blackrock Castle Observatory is good for a few hours

Have a walk in Fitzgerald Park, or head over to Blarney Gardens or Fota Gardens

Go shopping on Patrick St

Enjoy some local badger and dodo coffee

Enjoy some Franciscan Well beer and a pizza in their garden

Try some local cheeses from On the Pigs back deli. Hegartys cheddar, Carrigaline With truffles, and Ardsallagh Ash.

Wander about in flea markets in the Village Store or Mother Jones for vintage clothes and bits.

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By *ORDERMANMan
over a year ago

wrexham

If I lived in cork I'd offer you a view of my bedroom ceiling...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Book dinner at Thyme at the imperial Hotel its lovely.

A trip to Fort Wildlife park would be worth leaving the city for.

Crawford gallery

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Nibbles from the English market (have a croque monsieur in Cafe Marius)

Pop into Brief Encounters for a bit of naughty

Blackrock Castle Observatory is good for a few hours

Have a walk in Fitzgerald Park, or head over to Blarney Gardens or Fota Gardens

Go shopping on Patrick St

Enjoy some local badger and dodo coffee

Enjoy some Franciscan Well beer and a pizza in their garden

Try some local cheeses from On the Pigs back deli. Hegartys cheddar, Carrigaline With truffles, and Ardsallagh Ash.

Wander about in flea markets in the Village Store or Mother Jones for vintage clothes and bits. "

Thanks so much. I'm loving how much of that Involved food btw

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"If I lived in cork I'd offer you a view of my bedroom ceiling..."

I'm alright thanks

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Book dinner at Thyme at the imperial Hotel its lovely.

A trip to Fort Wildlife park would be worth leaving the city for.

Crawford gallery"

Done fota wildlife before was very good I'll look up the Crawford gallery thanks

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By *octorNickMan
over a year ago

Cork

Another place that’s worth a visit is the old Cork Gaol

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By *1CorkCouple
over a year ago

Cork

Shandon

Cork City Gaol

Nano Nagle Centre

Crawford art gallery

UCC campus grounds and Glucksman gallery

St Finbarry’s cathedral

FitzGerald’s Park and Museum

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By *ateniteCouple
over a year ago

Youghal


"Book dinner at Thyme at the imperial Hotel its lovely."

We have been planning a couple of nights in the city and are dying to try this place

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By *erlincorkMan
over a year ago

London


"Nibbles from the English market (have a croque monsieur in Cafe Marius)

Pop into Brief Encounters for a bit of naughty

Blackrock Castle Observatory is good for a few hours

Have a walk in Fitzgerald Park, or head over to Blarney Gardens or Fota Gardens

Go shopping on Patrick St

Enjoy some local badger and dodo coffee

Enjoy some Franciscan Well beer and a pizza in their garden

Try some local cheeses from On the Pigs back deli. Hegartys cheddar, Carrigaline With truffles, and Ardsallagh Ash.

Wander about in flea markets in the Village Store or Mother Jones for vintage clothes and bits. "

All this!! Great start!! I’d go with Three Fools Coffee tho!

Train to Cobh and Spike Island... Cork City Womens Jail (previously mentioned) fantastic tour!

A walk along the marina is very nice if the weather is nice!

There are some walking tours of Cork as well you’ll find them all online.

There are some savage bars and pubs (now that they’re open again) to go to depending on what you’re looking for beer, food, cocktails, ect.

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By *he English OneMan
over a year ago

west

A boat would be a good investment just in case we get another storm lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Book dinner at Thyme at the imperial Hotel its lovely.

We have been planning a couple of nights in the city and are dying to try this place "

The Ballycotton seafood platter is epic

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I've done cobh and spike island and the cork city gaol already altho that last one was really good so I might do it again

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Shandon

Cork City Gaol

Nano Nagle Centre

Crawford art gallery

UCC campus grounds and Glucksman gallery

St Finbarry’s cathedral

FitzGerald’s Park and Museum

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Heard a fair bit about shandon I must look into that.

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By *delicatesoulMan
over a year ago

cork

Get yourself down to Midleton to the distillery. Super few hours

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By *iestaWoman
over a year ago

cork

La Chateaux on Patrick’s st is a must .. sit and drink and watch the world go by

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Food ? Burger joint @sonofabuncork

Italian . @ristirante_Rossini

Asian : @kotocork

Coffee : @idahocafe

Mix of steak/burgers : @libertygrillcork

@elbowlanecork also for steak .

There's a playblue store owned by a member here just off patrick st on careys lane.

Brief encounters as suggested for a bit of fun and frolics.

Bars : Clancys recently refurbished upmarket with gorgeous rooftop. fantastic service.. run and owned by some great lads.

Franciscan well for the brewery experience.

Vicarstown for a couple of cosy pints. Others may suggest Tom Barrys but I think it's a shithole.

Breakfast : ali's kitchen in rory gallager place.

If you are on twitter follow @culinarycork for some great insight into the food experience in Cork.

That's just the city though and there is so much more.

If you have time get to Kinsale. What a beautiful town and the food is to die for !!

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By *iestaWoman
over a year ago

cork

Go you lol

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By *exycouple2019Couple
over a year ago

cork & dublin

Pop in to Arthur Maynes for some nibbles & drinks.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Fish and chips from beside English market are fantastic. Blarney Castle is worth a visit as well. Lots of eateries off Oliver Plunkett st.

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