Things to do in Cork

 

Built in 1865, the cathedral remains one of Corks most famed landmarks. The cathedral is based on the William Burges French gothic style design. Burges gave the cathedral a Resurrection Angel, made of copper and gold leaf as a gift and it is located on the pinnacle of the sanctuary. There

 

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Boasting the latest in projection and digital sound technology, Omniplex Cinemas have become the standard bearer for multiplex facilities. Stadium seating in all screens with superbly comfortable seats and more than ample leg room provide patrons with a first class environment to watch th

 

UCC has many visitors each year and there are many things to see in UCC including the Glucksman Art Gallery, the Honan Chapel, and the newly refurbished Ogham Stones collection, the Crawford Observatory and the Visitors Centre. The UCC campus is noted for its mature well-wooded grounds con

 

The Church of St. Anne Shandon, one of Irelands most famous Christian landmarks. Since the 6th century there has been a Christian witness in this place. As you approach Shandon, from all directions, you will see both coloured stone of red/white and such is the affection that Shandon hold