From the bells of Shandon we move on to St Finbarr’s Cathedral which was at the end of my small ‘Lee-Side Walk‘. The multi-spired Cathedral stands just to the south of the River Lee in the direction of University College Cork (which has its own wonderful cloisters) and Barrack Street, where it is claimed lies the oldest functioning bar in Cork.



If you keep posting these beautiful images, including what appears to be lovely weather, I may have to revisit and accelerate my Emerald Isle travel plans. These are very nice, MM.
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And the sky is blue again today. The summer is a corker, better get over here quick. MM 🌞
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No, not aware of that tale. Probably could have learnt a bot from the program. MM 🍀
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You should definitly go back inside and take shots of the stained glass windows…! 😉
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Thanks for that Cathy, will have to do so. Unfortunately time was limited and it was a question of squeezing in a spot of photography around other errands. Will look to check out soon. MM 👍
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Wow, this is just so weird…….I just saw your post now, and an hour ago I was watching Nationwide which was all about Cork and St.Finbarr’s Cathedral was featured!!! Have you heard the old rumour that if the golden angel falls, the cathedral will revert to Catholicism ?
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inSpiring 🙂
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And the groan of the day award goes to………Seriously Liana, thanks for taking the time out to comment. MM 👍
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grin… well, you DO live in such a mythical place, MM
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Absolutely gorgeous, Mick!!!
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Thanks Skye, the sky here remains blue (for the moment). MM🌞
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Sending blue sky wishes your way….from Skye! lol 😀
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Reblogged this on Oyia Brown.
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