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Crawford Art Gallery
Home to over 2,000 permanent exhibits and many more temporary pieces, the Crawford Art Gallery displays Irish and European paintings and sculptures dating from the 18th century through to more contemporary work. Perhaps the best known exhibit is that of the Greek and Roman sculptures, transported from the Vatican Museum in the early 1800s. Aimed at Cork's residents as well as national and international visitors, the Crawford Art Gallery also offers tours, workshops and lectures which actively involve their guests in the social and educational values held by the museum. Located at Emmet Place, Cork.
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Old Middleton Distillery
Discover the secrets of whiskey making at the Old Middleton Distillery, where you'll be taken on an audio-visual tour that describes every aspect of the whiskey-making process, from mills to corn stores, warehouses to kilns. End the day by sampling the fruit of all this labour and tasting the famous Jameson whiskey, distilled on the premises. You can even become a qualified Irish Whisky taster, should you desire. Find the distillery at Middleton, Cork.
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Paul Street
Renowned for its fashionable boutiques, bars and restaurants, Paul Street is a lively and vibrant shopping area with a good choice of stores. From clothing to gift shops to cafés, Paul Street is a good place to head for a lively morning or afternoon of retail therapy.
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Blarney Castle
Will the legendary Stone of Eloquence at Blarney Castle grant you a way with words? This tradition has been believed by many, the most famous of whom was Sir Walter Scott, who once made the journey to kiss the stone. Blarney Castle is also home to some beautiful flowered gardens and captivating rock gardens, both of which are equally worth visiting. Find this enchanting castle in Blarney, Cork.
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St. Anne Shandon Church
One of Ireland's most prominent and well-known Christian landmarks, the church of St Anne Shandon stands tall over its nearby buildings. Ascend the steeple to ring the famous Shandon Bells, and be sure to spot the salmon weather vane at the top! Located on Church Street, Cork.
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Crawford Art Gallery
Home to over 2,000 permanent exhibits and many more temporary pieces, the Crawford ...Read more -
Old Middleton Distillery
Discover the secrets of whiskey making at the Old Middleton Distillery, where you'll ...Read more -
Paul Street
Renowned for its fashionable boutiques, bars and restaurants, Paul Street is a lively ...Read more -
Blarney Castle
Will the legendary Stone of Eloquence at Blarney Castle grant you a way with words? ...Read more -
St. Anne Shandon Church
One of Ireland's most prominent and well-known Christian landmarks, the church ...Read more
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