I lived in Cork for about a year to study English and I really wanted to stay longer, but I had to come back to my home country cos of this weird situation. I miss this beautiful city so much and this video reminds me of those beautiful days in Cork! I really appreciate it :) Hope I can get back there soon
Hello @Kinparis, can you recommend affordable and good student accommodation in Cork, please? I'm moving there in two weeks time to study at Griffith College, Cork campus
Cork is a beautiful City, steeped in history and furnished with wonderful architecture and is a really clean City. I love visiting as the Cork People are warm and very welcoming People with a great sense of light Hearted humor and Craic. My one wish is it doesn’t grow too large as Cork is perfect.
@Shauna K Everywhere has it's "truth" but that doesn't take away from the individual vibe and cultural history of a place. Every community has issues and problems of some kind. No matter how pretty or nice a place is.
Fell in love here when I was on an internship. Three years later I got married and got two boys we gave them Irish names, Quinn and Kian (They wrote his name different there but we don't want him to spell his name all the time in the Netherlands this isn't a populair name). Brings back many memories hope we can come back soon. Thanks for making this. Greetings from the Netherlands.
I was feeling extremely homesick for Cork and then I came across your video. Thank you so much for making this tour and sharing it with the world. I can now revisit the place I love in your footsteps until I am able to return and listen to the bells in the Parish for myself. I cannot wait to return!
I'm truly gobsmacked, as i always thought Cork was a tiny country village, now ashamed I never took the time to visit, especially when I was in Dublin. Chuffed its a thriving town.
Love this. Thanks a million for filming Rory Gallagher's memorial. It's the best reason I can find to visit Cork as many times as possible, just to get to step on the places he'd been or related to his stories.
Amazing really, the first time I heard about Cork was in 1981. I learned about the city during a conversation with Rory Gallagher. He told me he was from there... From that moment onwards I fell in love. Both Rory and his brother, Donal were passionate about Cork. At the time, soon after the last concert tour date, they told me they were heading home for Christmas.
Thank you for your kindness . i m Scottish my comes from cork so that make me half Irish . love to you all. Even I was born in Scotland I still think myself as Irish.
Thank you for your kindness . I'm Scottish but my mum was born in cork so that makes me half Irish. Love to you all. Even I was born in Scotland I still think myself as Irish.
Love Ireland so much 💚 We often go over from here in Liverpool. Been to a lot of the city's over there. Was only in Cork for a weekend just wasn't long enough! Lovely place. Made that walk up St Patrick's hill the view was lovely 💚💚💚 Once again the accent is just amazing!!
looks like its become more modernised. That's fine as long as the beautiful building are kept up so they continue to stand for another 300yrs or more will be awesome. No matter how modern a city gets, don't ever let any people try to erase the beauty an heritage of a city. No matter what part of the world the cities in. Especially in places that has thousands or hundreds of years of history such as Ireland
48:14 That cathedral (the cathedral itself not the structure. It was originally wooden) has existed since the 6th/7th century. I believe its was the very first building of the city
Awesome! 😎I had a great time in Cork again, also meeting up with an old friend from earlier travels there! During my first visit to Cork around 10 years ago I did a few more touristy things like Blarney Castle etc... I hope to return to Ireland sometime soon
I don't know how much I could truly thank you for doing this but I do so much thank you for as much as I can thank you for helping me to cope with home sickness
A city with art, beer, and delicious food!👍 Even the narrow alleys of the Nightlife district are awesome!😃 But the prices are going to be amazing, right?😅
Ireland is relatively expensive yet Cork is more affordable than Dublin. As it's a small country you'd spend also less time there and it's worth seeing, especially when you like the color green and pubs. It was my 2nd visit for around 10 days and I loved it again
I lived in this nice city for six magnificent years. graduated from UCC during COVID-19 which was a huge milestone. However, I’m so sad to have left the city without a proper goodbye. Great country with great people, ALL the LOVE from Saudi Arabia.
Patrick st cork city worked there in the late 70s early 80s shop fitting and in merchants quay shopping center before it opened. there used to be a paper man named mick shouting echo all day. great city
Thank you for interesting video. Good job. I would like to encourage you to show us Limeric. I have never been to Cork and Limeric. I have been twice in Dublin. I liked it. Grettings from Cracow.
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even though I was born in London my mum and dad and the rest of my family nan ect where all from Cork City, I used to go on holiday every summer on a ship called the innisfallen it used to dock at penrose quay, now I take my own family there as much as possible we love the place.
TL;DR Day time is fine and there are places to see if you love scenery or architecture. Night life is appalling and can be dangerous if you are not careful. At night there is nothing for you to do if you do not like pubs or clubs as those are the only places that are open. Unless you really really like old building, architecture and pubs no point coming to Cork city... As the video has shown the whole city center can be seen within few hours. During the day people are nice and polite however, at night its like a completely different set of people come out. Night time is very messy and quite a few aggressive people come out. Avoid groups of teenagers as they tend to fight for simple reasons such as "this guy looked at me/ this guy looked at my girlfriend/ he brushed against me as he was trying to squeeze through.". If a fight breaks out between you and someone else do not expect a fair fight as you will be attacked by multiple people from that group especially if you are by yourself. For women its dangerous if you are on your own as there are many homeless (junkies) who roam around at night. One guy specifically is notorious for mugging women who are alone on the street. Do not get drunk to the point where you do not comprehend what is happening around you as bad things tend to happen (I really do not want to get into details as it is disgusting the things some people do). However, Limerick and Dublin are even worse when it come to night life so be vigilant. Irish people tend to stick to their own groups. If you come to Ireland expecting to get some Irish friends you have a mission on your hands. I have met multiple foreigners who have told me the same thing. "It's so hard to become friends with Irish people." Unless you know them from secondary school or college you will find a hard time becoming a real friend. I lived here 16 years and I have one Irish friend and even then he tends to exclude me from his inner circle of friends that he has known for a long time. So do not be surprised if you come here and you have friends from all over the world but not Ireland :D But all that said If scenery is your thing by all means there are many places to go and see. Cobh is beautiful, Youghal is great, Killarney, Dingle, Crosshaven just to name a few. Just please be careful at night. And remember avoid big groups of people especially if they are drunk. Before I get attacked as a liar I lived here for 16 years since I was 8 years old. I work security in the city and I see and know more what is happening around the city then most people.
@@LeMerch with all due respect i have lived here all my life. I can see the difference between when my friends and myself went out at night and nowadays. And i can tell you cork city is now a no go area at night. There were a lot of cinemas in the city centre and a lot of sports bars and nice resteraunts where u could go afterwards for a bite to eat. You would see a lot of older people strolling around at night now you dont. I have collected my son from town on many occassions and the sight of young drunk kids lying on pavements or drugged up young men walking like zombies is awfull. As for other cities in the world i have walked in Soho on London at midnight on my own and did not feel afraid. I can tell you i would not walk down oliver plunkett st at night and i would tell anyone else not to! Im not putting my city down by the way.i love Cork and people in general are warm and friendly but there is an element that have ruined it for decent people. Anyway glad you like our city!
@@lesley4898 ah no. Sorry if i scared you. Listen come to Cork. U are more than welcome. Just be careful and know where to go and not to go at night. Im just over protective i guess! Its just sad sometimes to see when i had such nice experiences id like everyone to have the same!
@@lesley4898 you don't need to be scared. Just need to be careful and hang out with friends. If you are drinking stick with people you trust and don't take strangers on their offers to go somewhere by yourself. Avoid large groups of drunks as that's when things get bad. And avoid streets that have no people or are poorly lit. You will be safe if you use common sense and instincts.
Yeyyyy ☺️🔝 I’m going to spend my next year there so I really enjoyed this video. I’m also interested to see how the video will change for me once I know the city :) !!!! sorry for my (notreallygood) English...!
You missed that misterious figure sitting near St. Fin Barre's Cathedral))) very misterious and a little bit scary. Love Cork! Thanks for video walking 😊
Great job boi!! Left there over 40 years ago for Redlands, Calironia, and this brought a wave of nostalgia over me.........Hoping I'd catch a glance of someone I knew!!!......Now it's time for a visit!! Thanks!!!
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wow it was very strange city tour for me because all buildings belong to early 1900s maybe even 1800s. I watched the complete video. thanks for sharing. it's very calm city. I like the city.
Most of Ireland excluding Dublin is pretty basic but cork city is the exception it's the jewel in the crown it's a place where anybody could live happily. ....
Such a great city and a really lovely video. Unfortunately the city and county are being badly let down by inept Councils and an inadequate public transport system.
What a difference a year make's 2019 to 2020 It's like a horror movie looking true the innocent eye's of the past when times were good and now it's like an post - apocalyptic time's were you don't have a life of your own were an old man sitting in a pub keeping one eye on his clock and the other eye in too emptiness unsure of what to come of it.
I lived in Cork for about a year to study English and I really wanted to stay longer, but I had to come back to my home country cos of this weird situation. I miss this beautiful city so much and this video reminds me of those beautiful days in Cork! I really appreciate it :) Hope I can get back there soon
The Scam-demic?
@@bizzjoe.yes ,it's going to bring all the businesses to its knees.
What a shame, by the way, do you recommend cork to go to study English for a year?
Me too! Same situation
Hello @Kinparis, can you recommend affordable and good student accommodation in Cork, please? I'm moving there in two weeks time to study at Griffith College, Cork campus
Not been home in years, this video is awesome to relive a bit of childhood.
Wow u can say that again i was practically in tears
my great grandmother's home.
lovely john and sean. it is so beautiful.
Shame on you
God's piece of heaven here on erith. ....o' how I miss my home town. ...but will return very soon. .love to everyone back home
Cork is a beautiful City, steeped in history and furnished with wonderful architecture and is a really clean City. I love visiting as the Cork People are warm and very welcoming People with a great sense of light Hearted humor and Craic. My one wish is it doesn’t grow too large as Cork is perfect.
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I live quiet near Cork City. My most favourite and beautiful place on earth, 😘👍
@Shauna K Everywhere has it's "truth" but that doesn't take away from the individual vibe and cultural history of a place. Every community has issues and problems of some kind. No matter how pretty or nice a place is.
Cork city and county, simply the best...
A beautiful city with history.
Thanks for the walk.
Cork is one of the best cities I've ever lived in. Lovely city... I miss it a lot. Thanks for sharing!!!
Greetings from one of the best city in the world ( Lisbon ) to the very nice Irish people .
huge thanks for the showing Cork, Ireland is on my wishlist to visit...
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Even if I left Ireland a long time ago, my soul often wanders through the streets of Cork City.
I fell in love with Cork the first time I visited. I actually love Ireland. Wanna go back there to do the Ring of Kerry once this pandemic is over.
Fell in love here when I was on an internship. Three years later I got married and got two boys we gave them Irish names, Quinn and Kian (They wrote his name different there but we don't want him to spell his name all the time in the Netherlands this isn't a populair name). Brings back many memories hope we can come back soon. Thanks for making this. Greetings from the Netherlands.
I was feeling extremely homesick for Cork and then I came across your video. Thank you so much for making this tour and sharing it with the world. I can now revisit the place I love in your footsteps until I am able to return and listen to the bells in the Parish for myself. I cannot wait to return!
I'm from Cork but I didn't appreciate just how beautiful it is! Great to look at it from another's perspective!
I'm truly gobsmacked, as i always thought Cork was a tiny country village, now ashamed I never took the time to visit, especially when I was in Dublin. Chuffed its a thriving town.
Well it is like "village" in a way.. you can approach anyone to chat and everyone is very helpful if you need anything...
Love this. Thanks a million for filming Rory Gallagher's memorial. It's the best reason I can find to visit Cork as many times as possible, just to get to step on the places he'd been or related to his stories.
Amazing really, the first time I heard about Cork was in 1981. I learned about the city during a conversation with Rory Gallagher. He told me he was from there... From that moment onwards I fell in love. Both Rory and his brother, Donal were passionate about Cork. At the time, soon after the last concert tour date, they told me they were heading home for Christmas.
Thank you for your kindness . i m Scottish my comes from cork so that make me half Irish . love to you all. Even I was born in Scotland I still think myself as Irish.
Thank you for your kindness . I'm Scottish but my mum was born in cork so that makes me half Irish. Love to you all. Even I was born in Scotland I still think myself as Irish.
Ireland is one of those places where you go, and somehow your heart stays in there.
Love Ireland so much 💚 We often go over from here in Liverpool. Been to a lot of the city's over there. Was only in Cork for a weekend just wasn't long enough! Lovely place. Made that walk up St Patrick's hill the view was lovely 💚💚💚 Once again the accent is just amazing!!
I love the Liverpool accent
Oh Cork city, I miss you so :( But I shall see you again, some day!
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looks like its become more modernised. That's fine as long as the beautiful building are kept up so they continue to stand for another 300yrs or more will be awesome. No matter how modern a city gets, don't ever let any people try to erase the beauty an heritage of a city. No matter what part of the world the cities in. Especially in places that has thousands or hundreds of years of history such as Ireland
48:14 That cathedral (the cathedral itself not the structure. It was originally wooden)
has existed since the 6th/7th century. I believe its was the very first building of the city
Wow how many time I walked from city to home via elizabeth fort. I never felt our Cork this beautiful... 😍😍 proud to be here.....
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Almost insulted that you came to my hometown end i couldn't give you a tour 😂 hope you had fun! 💚
Awesome! 😎I had a great time in Cork again, also meeting up with an old friend from earlier travels there! During my first visit to Cork around 10 years ago I did a few more touristy things like Blarney Castle etc... I hope to return to Ireland sometime soon
As if I visited this beautiful and faraway city, thanks for this walk!💜
I don't know how much I could truly thank you for doing this but I do so much thank you for as much as I can thank you for helping me to cope with home sickness
Lovely, really lovely! nothing changed. I'm proud to be part of this culture!
I literally go to the city centre every day. I only live like 20 minutes away.
ok cool
Interesting
That's amazing
Omg really my town is 5mins away no one gives a shit
Happy Easter Cork City. Thanks for connecting and reaching out. I am surprised to receive this video. A nice video with many memories.
Cork is amazing!!!
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Thanks for taking the time to make this video and post it on TH-cam, you don`t know what it means to me.
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Thanks so much for posting this vid of my beautiful home city! Not been there in nearly 8yrs, But Absolutely Fantastic to see your vid! Thanks a mil!
My name is Murphy , my family left Cork ,almost 400 years ago,it’s on my bucket list to visit 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Cork certainly is a picturesque city, I would love to visit there one day at some point as well.
Great video of my home city. Thanks for showcasing the real capital!
Beautiful city.....living in this city from 1.5 yrs
Absolutely loving ❤️ the city walks. I live in Saudi Arabia, It's a nice change of scenery, thanks for sharing. 😃😃
thank you Poptravel it give me more about cork and it the same where i live in the uk and i love to move to cork
I really enjoyed watching your video, it was almost like i was walking the same streets again from 2yrs ago. Thanks for posting .
Merci si samir ,de nous emporter dans des pays differents ,que tu nous transmets a travers tes vlogs👏👏
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Cork City in my heart ! ❤❤❤...Grazie !!! 👍👍👍
Thanks for bringing me back to Cork again 💖 I miss Cork so much!
Love it man. Being a are cork man to the the bone. No where can beat our City.
I miss Cork
Traditional mass 🇮🇪 ❤️
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Thank you for the memories of my hometown x
Beautiful City - My home by the Lee 🍀🇮🇪🕊
Thanks for sharing the views of Cork. I was born in Kinsale, County Cork, but have never been back. Loved my parent's accent.
A city with art, beer, and delicious food!👍 Even the narrow alleys of the Nightlife district are awesome!😃 But the prices are going to be amazing, right?😅
Ireland is relatively expensive yet Cork is more affordable than Dublin. As it's a small country you'd spend also less time there and it's worth seeing, especially when you like the color green and pubs. It was my 2nd visit for around 10 days and I loved it again
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Ya missed the old english market FOODIE HEAVEN
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I agree. I walked past the English market and remember it being closed. Maybe another day...
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Walking through the stalls and the beauty of people is tremendous.
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I lived in this nice city for six magnificent years. graduated from UCC during COVID-19 which was a huge milestone. However, I’m so sad to have left the city without a proper goodbye. Great country with great people, ALL the LOVE from Saudi Arabia.
thanks for walking fast at times and always keeping up the pace. you're very intuitive.
Beautiful city ❤
Patrick st cork city worked there in the late 70s early 80s shop fitting and in merchants quay shopping center before it opened. there used to be a paper man named mick shouting echo all day. great city
There is still a man always shouting echoe
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Thank you for interesting video. Good job. I would like to encourage you to show us Limeric. I have never been to Cork and Limeric. I have been twice in Dublin. I liked it. Grettings from Cracow.
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Thank you so much for the film . I'm Scottish but my mum come from cork.
Love these walk videos.
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even though I was born in London my mum and dad and the rest of my family nan ect where all from Cork City, I used to go on holiday every summer on a ship called the innisfallen it used to dock at penrose quay, now I take my own family there as much as possible we love the place.
We're moving here in a short while. So beautiful
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TL;DR Day time is fine and there are places to see if you love scenery or architecture. Night life is appalling and can be dangerous if you are not careful. At night there is nothing for you to do if you do not like pubs or clubs as those are the only places that are open.
Unless you really really like old building, architecture and pubs no point coming to Cork city... As the video has shown the whole city center can be seen within few hours. During the day people are nice and polite however, at night its like a completely different set of people come out. Night time is very messy and quite a few aggressive people come out. Avoid groups of teenagers as they tend to fight for simple reasons such as "this guy looked at me/ this guy looked at my girlfriend/ he brushed against me as he was trying to squeeze through.". If a fight breaks out between you and someone else do not expect a fair fight as you will be attacked by multiple people from that group especially if you are by yourself. For women its dangerous if you are on your own as there are many homeless (junkies) who roam around at night. One guy specifically is notorious for mugging women who are alone on the street. Do not get drunk to the point where you do not comprehend what is happening around you as bad things tend to happen (I really do not want to get into details as it is disgusting the things some people do). However, Limerick and Dublin are even worse when it come to night life so be vigilant.
Irish people tend to stick to their own groups. If you come to Ireland expecting to get some Irish friends you have a mission on your hands. I have met multiple foreigners who have told me the same thing. "It's so hard to become friends with Irish people." Unless you know them from secondary school or college you will find a hard time becoming a real friend. I lived here 16 years and I have one Irish friend and even then he tends to exclude me from his inner circle of friends that he has known for a long time. So do not be surprised if you come here and you have friends from all over the world but not Ireland :D
But all that said If scenery is your thing by all means there are many places to go and see. Cobh is beautiful, Youghal is great, Killarney, Dingle, Crosshaven just to name a few. Just please be careful at night. And remember avoid big groups of people especially if they are drunk.
Before I get attacked as a liar I lived here for 16 years since I was 8 years old. I work security in the city and I see and know more what is happening around the city then most people.
You are perfectly right. 👍
@@LeMerch with all due respect i have lived here all my life. I can see the difference between when my friends and myself went out at night and nowadays. And i can tell you cork city is now a no go area at night. There were a lot of cinemas in the city centre and a lot of sports bars and nice resteraunts where u could go afterwards for a bite to eat. You would see a lot of older people strolling around at night now you dont. I have collected my son from town on many occassions and the sight of young drunk kids lying on pavements or drugged up young men walking like zombies is awfull. As for other cities in the world i have walked in Soho on London at midnight on my own and did not feel afraid. I can tell you i would not walk down oliver plunkett st at night and i would tell anyone else not to! Im not putting my city down by the way.i love Cork and people in general are warm and friendly but there is an element that have ruined it for decent people. Anyway glad you like our city!
@@lesley4898 ah no. Sorry if i scared you. Listen come to Cork. U are more than welcome. Just be careful and know where to go and not to go at night. Im just over protective i guess! Its just sad sometimes to see when i had such nice experiences id like everyone to have the same!
@@lesley4898 there are lots of different races living in Cork now. I would nt worry about it!
@@lesley4898 you don't need to be scared. Just need to be careful and hang out with friends. If you are drinking stick with people you trust and don't take strangers on their offers to go somewhere by yourself. Avoid large groups of drunks as that's when things get bad. And avoid streets that have no people or are poorly lit. You will be safe if you use common sense and instincts.
Ugh anytime I go to Cork city it rains, I live in Cork but not the city, I have such bad luck. It looks pretty when it's sunny though
The day before it was also raining all day. That's why the walk happened around around noon as I had a bus to Waterford booked
Yeyyyy ☺️🔝 I’m going to spend my next year there so I really enjoyed this video. I’m also interested to see how the video will change for me once I know the city :) !!!!
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It looks busy & know one is wearing masks when did you film this ? Is this during covid lockdown?
Filmed in September 2019
@@Timsticlestv ok now it makes sense
You missed that misterious figure sitting near St. Fin Barre's Cathedral))) very misterious and a little bit scary. Love Cork! Thanks for video walking 😊
I sure hope to return to Cork to show more of the Northside. I'll see if I find that figure near the Cathedral next time. Thanks for watching!
Can't believe I watched the whole thing to see if I'd be in there somewhere... And I didn't even find myself 😂
Amazing city... the building still authentic 👍😊
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Great job boi!! Left there over 40 years ago for Redlands, Calironia, and this brought a wave of nostalgia over me.........Hoping I'd catch a glance of someone I knew!!!......Now it's time for a visit!! Thanks!!!
Another awesome walking tour..beautiful city scenery..enjoy and have a safe walk..
Excelente video, I want more videos of Ireland and England, especially by night !
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Very good. Cork will be on list to make some video as well.
I'm drooling over this 🤠
What a view!
Thank you for sharing!👍
I'm surprised it's so big and modern. I was expecting somewhere like York in England.
It’s so nice there...by the way..you need to keep it stable for videos..a bit shaky..😀😀Ireland is beautiful
That's a very nice tour video, especially with the timestamps.
Sadly, beautiful days like this are getting less frequent here as we approach winter.
wow it was very strange city tour for me because all buildings belong to early 1900s maybe even 1800s. I watched the complete video. thanks for sharing. it's very calm city. I like the city.
your go pro is so crystal clear just like being there.
It's actually a DJI Osmo Pocket. The audio is from a Zoom H1 mic. I'm fairly happy with this setup though pans could be smoother
Most of Ireland excluding Dublin is pretty basic but cork city is the exception it's the jewel in the crown it's a place where anybody could live happily. ....
You have not toured Ireland yet if you think think the rest of country is basic
Love these videos..I'd love to visit Ireland. Most of my ancesters were from there.
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Can’t wait to visit Ireland one day and connect with my heritage
So clean and beautiful!
The best county! I love my home, even if I don't live in the city of Cork. I live in Kinsale, if you were wondering. ;)
Such a great city and a really lovely video. Unfortunately the city and county are being badly let down by inept Councils and an inadequate public transport system.
those laneways are amazing.
I have been sent from “KORK”. Where is it. WHERE IS IT.
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Grâce au liaison Roscoff / Cork de la Brittany Ferries, nous avons eu le grand plaisir de visiter plusieurs fois Cork.
It is very good video.
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My great grandmas church.
Cool walking tour! Cheers!
Very good video. Thanks for sharing
Keep going the good work ❤️
I miss Cork City.
What a difference a year make's 2019 to 2020
It's like a horror movie looking true the innocent eye's of the past when times were good and now it's like an post - apocalyptic time's were you don't have a life of your own were an old man sitting in a pub keeping one eye on his clock and the other eye in too emptiness unsure of what to come of it.
A very powerful comment that puts into words what we all feel.
Not the Cork I knew. I have beautiful memories in my heart. Born Grand Parade 1945.
lovely
Great video of Cork.