Rathcoole (Dublin) to Cork from $22: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Irish Rail

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2h  33m

Estimated price

$23-35

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4h  14m

Estimated price

$22-32

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Distance: 281 km

Duration: 2h 16m

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Dublin Coach

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5h  30m

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2h  16m

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Traveling From Rathcoole (Dublin) to Cork

Your journey from Rathcoole, with its suburban charm and proximity to Dublin, to Cork, full of vibrant culture and lively streets, offers a delightful contrast that reflects the diversity of Ireland.

Best Neighbourhoods in Cork

Cork boasts diverse neighborhoods, each with its own character and charm.

Kinsale

• Renowned for its scenic coastal views.

• Famous for excellent seafood dining.

Shandon

• Home to the iconic Shandon Bells.

• Features vibrant street art and history.

Cork City Centre

• Bustling with shops, cafes, and nightlife.

• Close to major attractions like the English Market.

Best Times To Visit Cork's Attractions

Timing your visits to Cork's attractions can enhance your overall experience.

Blarney Castle

Visit early in the morning or late afternoon for fewer crowds and better photo opportunities.

English Market

Explore during weekdays to enjoy a quieter shopping experience and local interactions.

Fitzgerald Park

Visit on weekdays for a serene atmosphere, perfect for leisurely strolls.

Cork Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Cork experiences a temperate maritime climate, with mild winters and cool summers, making it inviting throughout the year. Visiting during late spring and early autumn offers pleasant weather, while packing for rain is wise to keep your travel plans unaffected.

Culinary Delights in Cork

In Cork, savor the fresh seafood platter at Angler’s Rest, highlighting local catches that showcase the region's coastal bounty, setting it apart from the more urban dining experience in Rathcoole. The relaxed ambiance, combined with the emphasis on farm-to-table ingredients, offers you a deeper taste of Cork’s vibrant culinary scene.