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"Average Rating - 4.5Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - CorkAverage price - ££Review - Sooooo yummy. View Burger King - Hollyhill Menu"

"Average Rating - 4.3Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - CorkAverage price - ££Review - Everything is perfect. View Ali Baba Turkish Kebab Grill & Pizza House Menu"

"Average Rating - 4.4Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - CorkAverage price - ££Review - Great food, v cheap. View Lennoxs CF Menu"

"Average Rating - 4.2Total Number of Ratings - 50+Location - CorkAverage price - £££Review - yummy perfect food!. perfect pizza nice delivery man :). View Fellas Good Food Company Menu"

"Today, you can find Nando’s restaurants, their addictive sauces and tasty grocery range right around the world. Whether you’re a first-time visitor, or an old friend, they can’t wait to welcome you and serve you a delicious fix of PERi-PERi!"

"University College Cork, founded in 1845, is an easy walk from the town center. The gorgeous campus is full of ivy-covered, Hogwartsian buildings, an impressive green quad, and awesome Irish history (we’re thinking specifically of the wonderfully odd “Stone Corridor”, filled with gravestones carved with ancient runes). UCC is as gorgeous as Trinity College in Dublin—but you’ll be able to enjoy its regal grounds without huge crowds."

"UCC is arguably one of the most popular places to visit in Cork City, and you don’t need to be a student to explore the grounds. University College Cork was founded in 1845 and opened 4 years later in 1849 with 23 professors and 181 students. One of the reasons a visit to this place tends to be regarded by many as one of the best things to do in Cork City is that it’s home to loads of things to see and do."

"Dates back to 1845 and its seamless combination of the old and new provide an inspiring place to visit in Cork City. UCC is located on the western part of Cork city, about 1km from the city centre. There is also a Visitors Centre at the heart of the main campus and it is the starting point for regular walking tours at the university ."

"The Crawford Art Gallery, just beside the Opera House, houses a wide array of art, from classical paintings to video installations, presented in beautiful surroundings. Fresh visiting exhibits rotate frequently, and the permanent collection is anchored by a selection of Greek and Roman sculpture casts. The on-site café, surrounded by a selection of the gallery’s artworks, is an ideal spot for recharging with a light lunch or tea and cake on vintage china."

"The red-bricked Crawford Art Gallery is located right in the heart of the city, near the celebrated Cork Opera House and is at the core of the city’s culture. Developed from the former Custom House of Cork, the gallery is one of the city’s oldest at over 200 years old. Although the gallery houses a permanent collection of classic works, such as the antique statuary from the workshop of Antonio Canova, it also boasts a large, modern exhibition space."

"Built after the Norman Invasion of Ireland in the 12th century, Ballincollig Castle has a truly rich and fascinating history. During its peak, it was inhabited by the Barrett family, who was a prominent Irish clan that originated from the Normans; this family were incredibly influential in the local area and wielded a lot of power. However, though the castle was inhabited for centuries and played a critical military role, it was left to abandonment in the year 1690; it was not until 1857 when it was renovated by the Wyse family, who restored it back to its former glory."