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Luke
May 8, 2022
Located in the centre of Cork city which is a 25minute drive from Cobh, you will find The English Market. One of Corks top pics, this is a place full of history and a huge range of fresh produce, from meat to veg and everything in between. This was one of the places the Queen of England visited when she travelled to Cork.
Ilana
November 17, 2021
Traders selling organic and locally produced food in an 18th-century covered market.
Majella
March 29, 2017
In the heart of Cork City and with an eye-catching fountain at its centre, this quirky roofed food market has been trading since 1788. Under the possession of the Cork City Council, it's one of the world's oldest municipal markets. Artisan breads, fruit, and freshly caught seafood are just some of the specialities on offer. In recent years, the market gained worldwide fame when Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain dropped by on her first ever state visit to the Republic of Ireland in 2011. In addition to a wide range of produce, visitors can grab a coffee here or sample local fare at Farmgate Restaurant. Hours: Open 8am-6pm Monday to Saturday, closed Sundays and bank holidays
In the heart of Cork City and with an eye-catching fountain at its centre, this quirky roofed food market has been trading since 1788. Under the possession of the Cork City Council, it's one of the world's oldest municipal markets. Artisan breads, fruit, and freshly caught seafood are just some of t…
Daniel
July 20, 2016
If the English Market was good enough for The Queen then it must be good. I would highly recommend a trip to Cork City with a stop off here as a high light. The Farm Gate is a really lovely spot to eat and will keep all the family entertained.
David
August 1, 2014
Unique indoor market in the centre of historic Cork.
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Grand Parade
Cork, CO
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