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    Old English Market/City Market

    Posted by Fidge 5 January 2012

    Great food market located in the centre of Cork city. Open as a market from 1788 and still thriving. When the British Queen visited Ireland in 2011, the English market was one of the places on her itinerary.
    Quite a range here from exotic fruits, vegetables, artisan breads, handmade chocolates, fish and meat. Additionally there are numerous cafes in which you can take a pit stop.

    www.corkenglishmarket.ie/
    Princes Street, Cork, Co. Cork, Ireland
    +353 86 175 6296
    Google map: bit.ly/Akggt0

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    The English Market

    Posted by daedelus 19 July 2006

    Amongst the usual produce are products peculiar to Cork. Drisheen, a mixture of dried sheep’s blood and herbs in a long pudding skin. Or Crubeen, pigs’ feet boiled “with the hoof on!” And Trotters - sheep’s feet boiled in water.

    Princes Street
    Tel: 353 21 427 3251

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