These guys live the bicycle life. The shop is not huge, therefore the choice is limited, but the…read morebikes they have are exquisit and for a reasonable price. You can get all kind of accessories (helmets, racing gear, rain clothes etc) as well as spare parts or tools. The service? Just excellent, the guys are happy, willing and able to help. Forget the big shops, go where the people are interested in establishing a good relationship with their customers!

Just fine cycle place in the heart of Cork. Thought they were on Yelp already but can't seem to…read morefind them. Quick service but sometimes a bit inattentive, but on the whole the guys who work here are really friendly.

It costs €18 plus bus fare to go to the Blarney Castle which is already overrun with tourists…read more Elizabeth Fort is FREE and has far fewer crowds, so who cares if it's not that big or doesn't take that long to see? It's definitely still worth a visit. The views alone are amazing.

The Elizabeth Fort was built in the 16th century. On the site of a monastic settlement, the Fort…read morewas destroyed in 1603 by much of population of Cork in an act of defiance against King James I. What remains today is the outer wall of the fort, which was by Lord Mountjoy to be rebuilt. Since 1690 it has been used as a prison and a barracks, and now it is used as a police station. . This place is a gem in cork. The view of Cork City is wonderful and delightful to look at from the fort. It's actually a great way to get aquainted and inspired with Cork, and it didn't cost nothing to look. (",)

Deerpark 1hr from Glasson. Must check it out…read more Fasting this Morning Laundry Day for 1st Floor 2day Billy did Room Check this morning Had our Sunday Soup Premiership Begins! Just another day in Voyeurs View As clean as a Sunday Mass Goer! Rose is coming 2 Cork 2day! Dawn of a New Day Soup on Sundays Saturday Morning here is quiet. Earley 2 Bed, Earley 2 Rise Yep. Still here! Dinners in Fridge @ 2 pm for those who skip the Dining Room.

For all your grass & seeds needs. There only one Johnny grass. From early morning to late evening…read morehe can be seen trucking around the country side delivering his wares. He's also a savage for the tea, so beware if you invite him in, for he'll eat all you put in front of him and you may be eaten out of house and home. Regarding his products, you can have H.E.3 or H.E.4. There's been stories told of a mythical HE2, and one time, once, some body whispered a HE1 was rumored to have been experimented with in the sixties. However ask Johnny and he will deny all and any such rumors as pointless hearsay for idle fools. Regarding the delivery service, nowadays he uses a red or blue truck, but in his "hay-day" he could be seem parked at many a roadside gap, having the sandwiches in a red opel record 2.0 estate. In fact, so dedicated was he to his trade that he physically grew samples in the back of the car so as potential customers could see first hand and sample the various benefits of each strain before proceeding with the purchase. Having personally been witness to Johnny in action, and seen for myself, many a farmers tears of joy as Johnny showed up with that last minute ordered half acre of grass seed just before the rains came, I can highly recommend Johnny and his business to any and all who have need of his services. Rest assured, any time of day or night, Johnny will be there for you in your time of seed need.

RORY GALLAGHER'S GRAVE…read more Rory Gallagher is probably Cork's best known figure internationally and the musician's life is marked by quite a few memorials and plaques around the city. See previous post on his statue in Rory Gallagher Plaza in Paul Street. http://www.qype.co.uk/place/1226575-Rory-Gallagher-Place-Cork?lang=en#review_1195113 His early death caused quite a lot of grief among his fans in the area but at least the music lives on. I saw Rory play in some small venues before he became famous. Quite a few visitors come to check on the places associated with his life and many end up at St Oliver's Graveyard in Carrigrohane, the place where he was buried. Called to St Oliver's myself the other day and you can see my photo attached. St Oliver's is a very large graveyard, with a map on the way in. It is also a lawn graveyard, meaning it is very tidy and graves are easy to find.

Great value on refurb laptops. Initially called to have iPhone screen repaired. would definitely…read morerecommend. Couldn't find out how to review on google so came here Thank you

Excellent service thanks lads for quick turn around on my laptop screen replacement…read more Highly recommended

This Oxfam has a good selection of women's clothing, to include accessories like scarves. I was…read morehoping for some more sporty things like jerseys or hoodies but no such luck. Book selection had current releases and a nice variety of cookery books. Good for a browse. I got a book for €1.50. Pricey but new (ish) release. They had some cute toys as well. I tried to make light-hearted small talk with the ladies at register but they were kinda rude and grunted at me.

I use them all the time ( i have two sons so alot things get broke) they are great and very nice to…read moredeal with. I trust them to fix everything and once they repair it item i dont have any further issues.

I brought my Samsung s7 into them as it wouldn't turn on, told me the couldn't fix it and the phone…read morewas no good. I ended up bringing into town and got fixed no problem