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What to do in Cork City tomorrow

  • 19-07-2012 6:27pm
    #1
    Builderfromhell
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    I have to go down to South Mall tomorrow to collect my passport at 2.30pm.
    Thinking of staying for a few hours as I have not been to Cork since the 70s.
    Will be going with my 14 y.o. daughter.

    Anyone any suggestions for things to do or see. Our interests are wide ranging.


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  • #2
    blindsider
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    Food fest is on in Fitzgerald's Park (by the Shaky Bridge) - €12 entry IIRC

    Otherwise it's the same old same old....

    Crawford Gallery
    Glucksmann in UCC
    Marina Walk or Lee Fields Walk
    Kinsale
    Blackrock Castle Observatory

    Hope you have fun!


  • #3
    MissRetro
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    You could get the train out to Fota Island if the weather is nice, it's a great day out!


  • #4
    ShamoBuc
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    You could get the boat tour from the quay down to Cobh - it's quite interesting seeing things from the water - a different perspective altogether.


  • #5
    byhookorbycrook
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    14 yr old may be interested in all things Titanic, you get get the train to Cobh.


  • #6
    serjical_strike
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    go to see the dark knight rises of course :D like all normal people im sure :P


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  • #7
    Builderfromhell
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    Seems I'll only be there for a couple of hours.
    Might just chill out with a coffee somewhere, get a few rays and watch the World go by.
    Thanks for replies


  • #8
    hoodwinked
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    go for lunch in scoozis before you collect it! have a browse around the shops, buy your 14 year old something nice! :)


  • #9
    Milly33
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    serjical_strike wrote: »
    go to see the dark knight rises of course :D like all normal people im sure :P

    Haha i was just going to say..Have tickets for tonight cant wait...

    With the few hours to chill ye should go to the castle for lunch and enjoy the rays there


  • #10
    Malari
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    Take her to O'Connell's for a hot chocolate - Frenchchurch St. And walk through the English Market. Liberty Grill on Washington St is great for lunch.

    Cork and West Cork are in the Right Hook's travel guide this week: http://newstalk.newsweaver.ie/newsletter/qeifk1o2gfkewls9gld0mg?a=2&p=26001334&t=17615634


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