Everything I ate for my first time to Cork, Ireland

I went to Cork for the first time earlier and filmed everything I ate during the trip. I found an artisanal coffee shop when arriving the city and had an latte featuring the outstanding local Irish diary products. I then went to the English Market of Cork. The famous food market features fresh produce as well as some mouth watering street food. I had a handmade sausage in the market that was freshly made locally. After climbing the St Anne's Church's Bell Tower and enjoyed the full view of the city, I went to a craft beer pub and had some delicious pub food including an amazing salt beef sandwich and some vegetarian snacks. At the end of the trip, I finally tried the legendary Irish Stout called Murphy's that is brewed locally in Cork.
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[@MrLeadb1]

The shaky bridge was shaky because it was never properly maintained and was actually in danger of collapse. A few years ago, the council decided to repair it. They completely dismantled it, took it away, cleaned it and reinstalled it. Now, it's as strong as when it was first constructed. Although you may be disappointed.....at least you.... and the many people who use it everyday don't have to worry about falling into the river and dying.😊

[@wetzillagodzilla6265]

Is Murphys and Guinness the same thing? Food looks much nicer than in Dublin, probably you should move there

[@justinmoomin]

They are both Irish stouts but Murphy’s made in Cork and Guinness’ made in Dublin. Flavour-wise I think Murphys are a bit sweeter and smoother while Guinness is a bit more flavourful

[@kamyeelai6087]

All meals are bread bread bread

[@uruguayturtle]

or fries fries fries

[@frankmurray1549]

The bread and chips are what these people chose to eat, There is a lot more to Irish food than bread and chips. Cork has its own food specialties.