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Cork

Ireland's second city, on an island in the river Lee.

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Cork is a proud port city with markets, galleries and a harbour that saw millions leave.

Musées à Cork

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L’histoire de Cork

Visit the English Market for local food, the Crawford Art Gallery, and the bells of Shandon, which visitors can ring. Cork City Gaol tells of prison life in the 19th century. Take the train to Cobh for the Titanic Experience and the Cobh Heritage Centre about emigration.

  • 1788the English Market opens on its present site
  • 2005European Capital of Culture

Cork à travers le temps

Les grands moments, et où les voir aujourd’hui.

  1. 1920The centre of Cork is burned during the War of Independence.À voir: Cork Public Museum →

Que faire à Cork

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    Crawford Art Gallery →

    Irish and European art in the city centre.

    Cork1 hour
  2. 02

    Cork City Gaol

    A 19th-century prison.

    Cork1 to 2 hours
  3. 03

    Cork Public Museum →

    The city's history in Fitzgerald's Park.

    Cork1 hour
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Histoire cachée

The four-faced liar

Shandon's clock has four faces that do not agree.

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The tower of St Anne's Church in Shandon has a clock on each side. Because the wind and the weight of the hands affected them differently, the four faces often showed slightly different times, and the people of Cork called the clock 'the four-faced liar'. Visitors can climb the tower and play a tune on its eight bells.