Cork foodies to blaze a trail in aid of RNLI

The signature dishes of some of Cork’s top restaurants will be on the menu for a culinary tour of the city shortly.

Cork foodies to blaze a trail in aid of RNLI
Tue, 28 Aug, 2018 - 04:20
Eoin English

The signature dishes of some of Cork’s top restaurants will be on the menu for a culinary tour of the city shortly.

The Cork Gourmet Trail is set to be one of the highlights of the Murphys Cork Oyster and Seafood Festival which runs from September 21 to 23.

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CourtsPlace: CorkPlace: Cork Gourmet TrailPlace: DublinPlace: KinsalePlace: Met BarPlace: Metropole HotelPlace: AmicusPerson: Derry ClarkePerson: ClarkePerson: Aaron MansworthEvent: Murphys Cork Oyster and Seafood FestivalEvent: Cork Craft ShowEvent: Cork Chocolate FestivalOrganisation: RNLIOrganisation: Cork City Samba BandOrganisation: The CornstoreOrganisation: GreenesOrganisation: The Imperial HotelOrganisation: Tequila JacksOrganisation: The Old Town Whiskey BarOrganisation: Crawford & CoOrganisation: The New Yorker Bar & BistroOrganisation: OlivoOrganisation: The Oyster TavernOrganisation: Roaring FortiesOrganisation: Trigon HotelsOrganisation: EventbriteOrganisation: Metropole HotelOrganisation: Trigon Hotel GroupOrganisation: Cork International HotelOrganisation: Cork Airport Hotel
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