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Tourist attractions
Rory Gallagher Monument (2 min)
The Rory Gallagher Monument celebrates the legacy of the famed Irish musician.
Father Matthew (3 min)
A stone monument from 1884 honoring Father Mathew, a prominent temperance campaigner in Ireland.
World War One Memorial (7 min)
This 1925 monument honors those who served in World War One.
National Monument (7 min)
The National Monument, built in 1906, commemorates significant events in Irish history.
Dalys Door Entrance Arch (6 min)
The remaining arch of Dalys bottling company, established in 1779, known for developing and bottling Tanora.
Arthur Griffith (7 min)
Bronze memorial dedicated to Arthur Griffith, an influential Irish political leader.
Cork Folklore Project (8 min)
Museum and local history archive featuring folklore exhibitions and a café in Cork.
Terence MacSwiney Statue (9 min)
Memorial statue for Terence MacSwiney, Cork’s Lord Mayor and Irish political figure from 1879 to 1920.
Cork 800 Memorial (9 min)
Stone monument celebrating Cork’s 800th anniversary of its city charter granted in 1185.
Thomas Mac Curtain Statue (9 min)
This statue commemorates Thomas Mac Curtain, Cork’s Lord Mayor from 1884 to 1920.