A short, steeply climbing loop through Cork's oldest inhabited quarter — from a church site used since the 11th century, past the surviving office of the Beamish & Crawford brewery and the working buildings of historic Barrack Street, to the Penal-era chapel and convent that gave Cork's South Parish its name. Looking for things to do in Cork City? Start here — no car, no ticket, no booking.
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Stops on This Trail
Triskel Christchurch (Christ Church)
The Counting House (Beamish & Crawford Brewery)
137 Barrack Street
McSweeney's, 122 Barrack Street
St Finbarr's South (The South Chapel)
Nano Nagle Place (Ursuline Convent)
For Schools
This trail is also available as a free printable classroom worksheet or full trail booklet — no site visit required. See how Classroom Prep Mode works →