Horgan's Quay

A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE Cork offers its inhabitants a work-life-balance that is unrivalled throughout Ireland and beyond. Cork benefits from an extensive residential development pipeline for both houses and apartments. The commuter rail link also affords easily accessible country living in towns such as Midleton, Cobh and Mallow. From live music to theatre, art exhibitions and dance, Cork celebrates diversity and creativity. As a former European Capital of Culture, it offers locals a lively cultural calendar at Cork Opera House, Crawford Gallery, Everyman Theatre or Triskel Arts Centre, amongst others. Recognised for quality fresh local produce, and internationally celebrated restaurants and food markets, there is a wide variety of eateries, gastro-pubs and cafes throughout the city centre, Kinsale, East Cork, West Cork and beyond. Traditional Irish pubs and the number of expanding innovative microbreweries offer residents and visitors a wide variety of options to suit every taste and budget. Cork rivals other European cities with its choice of independent boutiques, global brands and high-end concessions. Horgan’s Quay is just a short stroll from the traditional shopping districts around St. Patrick’s Street, Oliver Plunkett Street and Opera Lane. Whether it’s purely recreational enjoyment or supporting professional teams, Cork is home to a host of sporting activity from hurling to football, rugby, water sports and equestrian pursuits. WHY CORK? Easy to navigate by foot, car or public transport Compact With so many international firms already located in Cork, there is a cosmopolitan feel to the city Cosmopolitan As Ireland’s second largest city, Cork is famous for its welcoming atmosphere Friendly Enjoy a tour of Cork Gaol, the Butter Factory or Cobh’s Titanic Experience Historic 1 6 HO R G A N ’ S Q UAY, C O R K