Cheap Flights to Cork from £46

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Quickly check at a glance the latest cheap flight bargains to Cork.
Cork Airport (ORK) is small and lies 5 miles south of Ireland's second city. Flying there is now the cheaper choice compared to the ferry. So fly to Cork for visiting family, looking for property or getting away from it all on the wild coasts of south-west Ireland.
Only return direct flights to Cork with the lowest airfares are displayed.

Birmingham to Cork	from	£54
Bristol to Cork	from	£61
Edinburgh to Cork	from	£63
Glasgow to Cork	from	£54

London Gatwick to Cork	from	£50
London Heathrow to Cork	from	£62
Manchester to Cork	from	£46
Newcastle to Cork	from	£65

The very cheapest flights are on the bargain page, all fares are UNDER £60

Weekend flights to Cork start from only £50.

To compare more flight prices to Cork, click on the monthly pages below, these show extra dates and fares.

Best Prices to Cork by Month

February	from	£46
March	from	£50
April	from	£58

May	from	£58
June	from	£58
July	from	£64

From your local airport in Wales or southwest England compare fares from £61.

If travelling from the north, check prices from Northern England - Cork fr. £46

There are many low fare flights from Midlands to Cork from just £54

If you live in Scotland check fares from Scotland to Cork from £54

Transport and Transfers from Cork Airport (ORK), Ireland

This airport is conveniently located off the R600 or N27, just 5 miles south of Cork city.
Taxi	Available outside terminal, fare to Cork about £9.
Bus	Bus Éireann regularly runs from airport to Parnell Place bus station in Cork daily, less on Sundays. Bus Éireann coach service runs to Dublin, Waterford, Tralee & Killarney.
Train	Nearest railway station is Cork-Kent in town centre, accessed by taxi or direct half hourly bus service from airport (service number 226).

Cork's attractions

River Lee - River with attractive quays surrounds Cork centre.
St. Finnbarrr's - Imposing cathedral from 1879 with huge pulpit, mosaics, stone carvings.
St. Anne's - Georgian church, bellringing can be practiced here by visitors.
St. Patrick's street - Main street with chain stores, jolly pubs and restaurants.
Cork Public Museum, Fitzgerald Park - Political history of Irish Republican uprising, archeology, natural history.
City Gaol - Moving audio-visual history tour of old prison.
Cranford Municipal Gallery - Important collections of 19th and 20th C.Irish art.
Butter Exchange, Shandon - 19th C. classical building, now housing craft shops.
Coral Quay Market - Local flea market.
Murphy's and Beamish - Nice local brews.
Guiness Jazz Festival - End of October.

The list of destinations and routes can change daily, last updated on 5 February 2012 at 05:28.