Cork

Cork is the second lagrest city in Ireland. The name Cork came from the irish word corcach meaning "marshy place". In 1491 try Cork to get out of the english pretender. Cork has a nickname of "the Rebel County". Cork is one of three constituent cities in the Cork-Limerick-Galway corridor with a population of 1 million people. The climaet in Cork is like the rest of Ireland, is mild. The temperatur is from 0-30 Celius. They have over 151 days with rain, and it`s rain ca 1 mm, and there is 75 days with "heavy rain" (5 mm). Cork's most famous building is the church tower of Shandon, which dominates the North side of the city. Music, theatre, dance, film and poetry all play a prominent role in Cork city life. The city have a lot of local traditions food and customs in Cork. Traditional Cork foods include Crubeens and Tripe and Drisheen.
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**Province:** Munster **Country:** County Cork **Population:** 480 909 (2006)