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Cork

Ireland's second city, with the English Market, Blarney Castle nearby and the coast of West Cork.

  • Food
  • Coast
  • Short hop
The detour

Cobh: Titanic's last port of call

CobhPhoto: Ian S · CC BY-SA 2.0

A harbour town where a row of brightly painted houses climbs the hill below St Colman's Cathedral. Titanic called here in 1912 before crossing the Atlantic.

WhereAbout 8 miles from the airport (ORK)
Getting thereTrain from Cork Kent station in about 25 minutes.

Direct flights to Cork from the UK

8 UK airports fly direct · hover or tap one

FromAirlinesMonths with flightsDistance
BirminghamRyanairAll year289 mi
CardiffRyanairFeb223 mi
EdinburghRyanairAll year352 mi
GatwickRyanairAll year360 mi
LiverpoolRyanairAll year258 mi
LutonRyanairAll year346 mi
ManchesterRyanairAll year281 mi
StanstedRyanairAll year372 mi

From the airlines' own timetables for October 2026 to September 2027. Pick an airport to see the exact days.

Weather in Cork by month

Average daytime highs. The warmest months are June, July, August.

MonthDayNightRainy days
January8°3°17
February8°3°14
March10°4°13
April12°5°12
May15°8°12
June17°10°10
July19°12°12
August18°12°12
September16°10°12
October13°8°15
November10°5°16
December9°4°17

Long-term averages from the national weather service's station record, as compiled on Wikipedia (Cork (city)). A rainy day has at least 1mm of rain.

Before you go

  • British citizens aren't legally required to show a passport to enter Ireland, but the Foreign Office recommends you carry one.
  • Some airlines and ferry companies only accept a passport as ID: check your carrier's rules before you travel.

From the Foreign Office's Ireland travel advice, checked on 16 October 2026. Rules change, so check it before you travel.