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7 - English Market The iconic English Market is situated in the heart of Cork City. A covered food market, it has been trading since 1788 and is one of the oldest municipal markets in the world. Renowned for the quality and range of produce – from local fish and seafood to European delicacies as well as
9 - Elizabeth Fort Built in the aftermath of the battle of Kinsale Elizabeth Fort has watched over Cork for over 400 years. Since then the star shaped fort has been a military barracks, a convict prison for the transport of female prisoners, a food depot during the famine and a
Royal Irish Constabulary station. Enjoy panoramic city views from the restored ramparts and ancient bastions and discover our story while exploring the permanent exhibition.
farm to fork fayre and award-winning producers. The stallholders, the produce and the atmosphere make this a unique shopping destination. Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 08:30-18:00 (excl Bank Holidays) Main entrances on Grand Parade and Prince’s St
Opening Hours: Mon – Sat: 10:00-17:00 Sun: 12:00-17:00 Closed Mondays from Oct-April
Admission: Free. (Group visits must register in advance) www.englishmarket.ie
Admission: F ree. Daily tours available online € 3 - € 5 086 103 2702 • elizabethfort@corkcity.ie www.elizabethfort.ie 10 - Nano Nagle Place A unique oasis in the heart of Cork City with an immersive museum that celebrates the daring story
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8 - St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral Standing on the site of several earlier cathedrals dating back to 606AD, St Fin Barre’s is a
of Nano Nagle amid the wealth and poverty of 1700’s Cork. It also houses walled gardens, Nano’s Tomb, Good Day Deli Café, shop, and bookshop. The regenerated convent buildings host educational and Community projects
19th century Gothic Revival masterpiece designed by William Burges. Visitors are immersed in a rich experience of over 1,100 carvings, unique stained glass windows, marbled walls, frescoes, wood carvings, brass fittings and intricate floor mosaics alongside the historic cathedral organ in a ‘pit’ and a canon ball fired at the cathedral in 1690.
which your visit directly supports. A unique blend of history, culture, and community engagement, encouraging you to delve into Cork’s past and present.
Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 9:00-17:00 (incl. Bank Hols) Sun (Apr-Oct) 12:30-14:00 & 16:30-17:00 Admission: € 7 - € 8 (<16 yrs free) 085 7328259 • info@stfinbarres.ie www.corkcathedral.com
Opening Hours: Tues–Fri: 10:00 - 17:00 Sat – Sun: 9:30-17:00
Admission: Museum admission € 5- € 8.50 Free to gardens, café, shop 021 4193580 • info@nanonagleplace.ie www.nanonagleplace.ie
Excl high altar/ chancel area
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