Plans to develop Cork as a 'must do' food destination

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Chef Orla McAndrew giving a cookery demonstration outside the English Market as part of the Cork on a Fork festival in August. A new ‘food and drink in tourism’ strategy was developed for Cork City in 2022. Picture: Chani Anderson

Chef Orla McAndrew giving a cookery demonstration outside the English Market as part of the Cork on a Fork festival in August. A new ‘food and drink in tourism’ strategy was developed for Cork City in 2022. Picture: Chani Anderson

Cork will become a ‘must do’ food destination in Ireland by 2030, under plans by Fáilte Ireland.

A new ‘food and drink in tourism’ strategy was developed for Cork City in 2022, with Fáilte Ireland saying the ambition behind the plan was to “develop the food and drink experience in the city”.

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