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Trip Preparation
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Entry/VisaWhen traveling to Cork a visa is not required, you have to bring a valid passport however.
Vaccines
There are no special vaccinations required when travelling to Cork, except for the standard vaccinations.
Climate
In Cork the climate is the same as it is in the rest of Ireland therefore mild with mostly rainfall. During the Summer temperatures range from 10 °C to 20 °C , during the Winter from 0 °C to 10 °C and during spring and autumn the temperatures range from 5 °C to 15 °C. When going to Cork one should expect light rain.
Currency
In Cork the currency used in the Euro.
Language
The main language spoken in Cork is English however the accent is quite strong. It is a little different than the local Irish accent spoken in the whole of Ireland. The Accent spoken in Cork is a mix of the Irish accent and words from the native inhabitants of Cork.
Telephone reception
In Cork there is good telephone reception therefore you can use your domestic mobile phones without a problem.
Country and People
Customs / Culture / Traditions
Cork is a very historic city, its culture is influenced by the Gaelic’s, therefore has a fascinating cultural heritage. Cork is the home to many artists, writers, musicians and poets therefore is quite popular in the performing area. Due to a result of immigration Cork has gained a cultural diversity since the late 90’s. One thing that speaks for Corks tradition and culture is the rivalry between Cork and Dublin. Corkonians see themselves different to the rest of Ireland referring to themselves as “The Rebels”. The inhabitants of Cork are extremely proud of their city and very patriotic.
Religion
Over 85% of the inhabitants in Cork are Catholic, however over the years other religions have been introduced in this city.
Cork is a very historic city, its culture is influenced by the Gaelic’s, therefore has a fascinating cultural heritage. Cork is the home to many artists, writers, musicians and poets therefore is quite popular in the performing area. Due to a result of immigration Cork has gained a cultural diversity since the late 90’s. One thing that speaks for Corks tradition and culture is the rivalry between Cork and Dublin. Corkonians see themselves different to the rest of Ireland referring to themselves as “The Rebels”. The inhabitants of Cork are extremely proud of their city and very patriotic.
Religion
Over 85% of the inhabitants in Cork are Catholic, however over the years other religions have been introduced in this city.
Getting Around
Airports / Car rental
The “Cork Airport” is one of the main airports in the whole of Ireland and is situated in the south of Cork. It daily has domestic and International flights coming in and out. From the airport visitors have the possibility to rent a car.
Public transport
When travelling around Cork using the public transports, it is easy to travel around using the public bus service. This will bring you to the Centre, to suburbs and surrounding cities. It is also possible to take the railway or tramway especially when travelling longer distances.
Taxis / Infrastructure
You can find Taxi’s at taxi stands or simply on the road passing by. It is also possible to order a taxi from the hotel resort or by calling the taxi services.
The “Cork Airport” is one of the main airports in the whole of Ireland and is situated in the south of Cork. It daily has domestic and International flights coming in and out. From the airport visitors have the possibility to rent a car.
Public transport
When travelling around Cork using the public transports, it is easy to travel around using the public bus service. This will bring you to the Centre, to suburbs and surrounding cities. It is also possible to take the railway or tramway especially when travelling longer distances.
Taxis / Infrastructure
You can find Taxi’s at taxi stands or simply on the road passing by. It is also possible to order a taxi from the hotel resort or by calling the taxi services.
Discover and Enjoy
Latest version edited by Isabel.b
EventsCork has a variety of different events occurring throughout the year some of these are:
-French Film Festival (February)
-St. Patrick’s Day Parade celebrating Ireland’s patron saint. (March)
-Midsummer Festival (June)
-Irish International Morris Minor Rally (August)
-Cork International Film Festival (October)
-Guinness Cork Jazz Festival (October)
Culinary Specialities
Cork has a very unique culinary with many local traditions in food. Traditional specialties include: crubeens, tripe and drisheen. Within the Cork Market one can buy local foods such as fresh fish, meats, fruit and vegetable, artisan cheese, eggs etc. You can eat local dishes at stands during festivals.
Sights
Cork has a very interesting history therefore there are many beautiful sights worth seeing, these include: The Angel of the Resurrection at St. Finbarre’s Cathedral, Cork City Hall, The Elysian Tower which is Ireland’s tallest building and many other cathedrals, museum and monuments.
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Hotel reviews for hotels in Cork
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Hotel Cork International Airport in Cork, Ireland
... Hotel Cork International Airport Extremely comfortable and ideal for departures from Cork, because ... the airport terminal easy walk across the parking lot. This meant we had the rental car already ... the night before and administer stress free at the airport, and in the morning for the 6:40 flight ... arrived later get up and needed enough time for check-in and Gepäckabgabe. Also the room was excellent ... Read more
in September 10
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Henry, Age 51-55, Couple
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... Ambassador Hotel Cork A very nice place to snuggle En. See the most of local so as in the café ... /restaurant area is always something going on. There's not a safe, but thats the only downer. The food ... was very good. You came immediately after we had requested one is in the city center and has beautiful ... views from the hotel. The hotel I would also private use, I think you find something better. ... Read more
in September 10
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Michael, Age 31-35, Solo/single
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... stayed as part of our trip, but this is something met us, never again. Cork itself is a city to visit ... Killarney Guest House During our trip we were (unfortunately) 2 nights at the hotel. The size ... of our room is best describe: both together pass was difficult. The bathroom didn't deserve its name ... , toilet, sink, shower and 1 person, then the "chamber" was full. you drop was not possible, because ... Read more
in September 10
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Michael, Age 51-55, Couple
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... Hotel Cork International Airport As we about 5:00 be at the airport early in the AM on Saturdays ... , we decided the last night of our stay in this hotel. About the internet and we stayed in a double ... room for about 73 euros and were, - after our visit from the value loved it. You to walk about 400 ... meters from the hotel to departures hall. At checkout we were offered a free bus transfer, as we ... Read more
in October 10
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Uwe, Age 46-50, Couple
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... Hotel Clarion Cork I live here as a part of my business after Cork about all 6 weeks, since 4 years ... from cork. On the street there is a larger store with supermarkets and everything you need. Bus station ... now. I am here in good hands. The 'Irish breakfast' with the time somewhat monotonous ... , but that is probably typical for the country and matter of taste ☺ the staff are very accommodating and polite ... Read more
in February 12
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Susan, Age 31-35, Solo/single
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