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Cork
Cork (Irish: Corcaigh) is situated on the banks of the River Lee in the south of the country. With a city population of 119,418 in 2006 (190,384 including suburbs) it is the second largest city in the [[Ireland|Republic of Ireland[/url]], and the third largest on the island of Ireland once Northern Ireland in the United Kingdom is included.
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Visit the local artisans selling their fresh produce at English Market in Cork, where trading has been happening since 1788. You'll find artisan cheese and bread, locally raised meats, fresh produce and seafood. Then, head to a traditional restaurant on Oliver Plunkett street for a classic dinner of fish and chips or lamb stew with potatoes and vegetables.

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Discover the Charm of Cork: Ireland's Cultural Hub

Experience the vibrant city of Cork, rich in history, art, and traditional Irish culture. Explore its picturesque streets, bustling markets, and lively pubs.