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Photos of Cork, Ireland showcase the city’s unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. From the colorful streets of the city center to the tranquil waters of the River Lee, there are countless photo opportunities for visitors and locals alike. Many photos capture the iconic landmarks of Cork City, such as the Gothic spires of St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral, the bustling English Market, and the impressive facade of City Hall. Other photos highlight the vibrant street art that can be found throughout the city, showcasing the creativity and energy of Cork’s artistic community. And of course, no photo collection of Cork would be complete without snapshots of the city’s famous pubs, where visitors can enjoy a pint of Guinness or a traditional Irish music session. Whether you’re a professional photographer or a casual traveler with a smartphone, there’s no shortage of inspiring subjects to capture in Cork, Ireland.

  • A jockey sits on his horse, putting his foot in the stirrup as another man guides the horse. The arm of a spectator is seen in the foreground, holding an ice cream.
  • Bunched up at Dawstown
  • Steam from the Brewery
  • Pigeons take flight
  • Two men lean against a wall while one checks his phone and the other looks on. A poster on railings behind them is partially seen and says "Cork Cycli.. Fes..." Street furniture is painted with the text "MET HIM EATING MUSH ROOMS IN THE PEOPLE'S PARK" and the other has a figure pointing at their own head with a mic on a stand.
  • A man walking next to the hoarding around a building site with the word "Your" spray painted on it.
  • A walk by the office
  • Handy on a skateboard
  • A woman stands behind a desk with the text, "Stop Shell Hell in Mayo!" printed on a covering on it. She is talking to a passer by, attempting to get a signature. Other people walk behind.
  • A woman wearing a black and white patterned jacket leans against the window of a clothes shop. Other people walk in and a male head can just be seen over her shoulder.
  • A woman walks past an Eircom phone box vandalised by graffiti and displaying pro-Gaza stickers.
  • Five boats tied to the quay in Youghal on a dull, misty afternoon.
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