Don’t visit city of culture on an empty stomach

WHEN you arrive at the train station in Cork, European City of Culture 2005, do not try to obtain refreshments as the restaurant there is permanently closed.

Don’t visit city of culture on an empty stomach
Fri, 26 Sep, 2003 - 01:00

If you need a seat on the train, remain standing as they are few and hard to find.

Cork city’s main public transport hub has no facilities, apart from toilets.

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