Adare, Limerick County to Cork, County Cork from $18: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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Bus Éireann

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2h  38m

Estimated price

$19-35

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1h  10m

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$18-27

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1h  10m

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$140-170

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Distance: 92 km

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Local Link Limerick Clare

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Average Duration

3h  21m

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$19-31

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Irish Rail

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2h  39m

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$25-40

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Traveling From Adare to Cork

The journey from Adare, with its charming village vibes and picturesque thatched cottages, to the vibrant urban landscape of Cork, offers a striking contrast between serene countryside and lively city life.

Best Neighbourhoods in Cork

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

Shandon

• Home to the iconic Shandon Bells Tower.

• Offers quaint shops and local eateries.

Cobh

• Scenic coastal views and vibrant waterfront.

• Known for its colorful Victorian architecture.

Douglas

• A bustling suburb with trendy cafes and shops.

• Great parks for leisurely strolls or picnics.

Best Times To Visit Cork's Attractions

Planning your visits can elevate your experience in Cork's must-see spots.

Blarney Castle

Early mornings on weekdays offer fewer crowds for leisurely exploration.

English Market

Late morning on weekdays is perfect for a more relaxed shopping experience.

Cork City Gaol

Visit during the afternoon on weekdays for a tranquil atmosphere and great tours.

Cork Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Cork experiences a mild, temperate maritime climate, with cool summers and mild winters, making it a year-round destination. While the best times to visit are late spring to early summer for warmer days, being prepared for occasional rain throughout the year enhances your travel experience.

Dining Recommendation in Cork

Head to The English Market and indulge in a bowl of hearty seafood chowder, showcasing the fresh catches from local waters, a marked contrast to the traditional fare often found in Adare. The lively atmosphere and emphasis on innovative dishes highlight Cork's culinary creativity, providing a dining experience rich in flavor and local ingredients.