Cork

Cork lies along the River Lee, whose channels divide around the city centre before flowing into Cork Harbour. Ireland’s second-largest city grew as a major Atlantic port and remains Munster’s commercial and cultural centre. The 18th-century English Market is still a working food market, while the tower of St Anne’s Church in Shandon is known for its bells and distinctive red-and-white sandstone. Cork’s compact core combines Georgian streets, riverside quays and a lively tradition of food, music and independent businesses. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Munster connects regionally.

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