Support needed for Cork's historic English Market

A popular food market in Cork which was visited in recent years by both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles has warned that it requires public support to endure the Coronavirus pandemic.
Support needed for Cork's historic English Market
Cork's famous English Market has appealed for local support as it attempts to weather the Covid-19 crisis
Mon, 06 Apr, 2020 - 14:15
Olivia Kelleher

A popular food market in Cork which was visited in recent years by both Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles has warned that it requires public support to endure the Coronavirus pandemic.

Social distancing protocols are in place in the 18th century English Market which first opened to the public 230 years ago.

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