Where in Cork am I?

[Stromovka]

Youghal it is. I'm guessing they had no idea what Ho meant in the western world.

 

[Stromovka]

A difficult one I'd say. In the outdoor seating area of a café. Not Cork city.

 

[Megelus]

New one on me. Must pay a visit.

They have the odd open day, took the small fella last December. The owner is a good character, has some decent stories. I follow them on LinkedIn to keep an eye. Not much to it tbh but it is quite cool.

 

[Megelus]

I only went down there during Covid for a new place to see. Before that, I'd say over 20 years for me too. It's a bit flat and featureless. Maybe, like the Tramore Valley Park, it's in the early days of maturing.

It's a decent walk and a good cuppa sometimes at the car park but it is very open to the bay and can be fairly windy as a result

 

[Pooman]

Youghal it is. I'm guessing they had no idea what Ho meant in the western world.

I heard Santa owns 3 of those establishments.
They're called the Ho Ho Ho Inns.
(Sincerest apologies for that ).

 

[Megelus]

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A difficult one I'd say. In the outdoor seating area of a café. Not Cork city.

Bantry? They had that gaming cafe before

 

[Stromovka]

Yes, the Box of Frogs café in Bantry!

 

[Stromovka]

 

[SoundMan]

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Looks a bit like a place you can see from the river on the northern bank as you go down the harbour?

 

[Stromovka]

No, east Cork direction. Maybe 30 mins from the tunnel. But, must look out for that place.