Cork is Ireland’s second largest city, known for its vibrant atmosphere, rich culture and diverse attractions. From the Triskel Arts Centre and Everyman Palace Theatre to the famous English Market and Cork Opera House, the city offers something for every visitor.
Cork was founded by St Finbarr in the 7th century, who built an abbey in the area. The name Cork comes from the Gaelic word Corcaigh, meaning marshy place. During the Middle Ages, Cork developed into a busy port town, exporting animal hides and wool while importing wine. In the late 20th century, traditional industries such as shipbuilding, car manufacturing and tyre production declined. However, Cork adapted and grew new industries including chemicals, brewing, distilling and food processing. Technology companies also established a presence in Cork’s business parks. The city was named European Capital of Culture in 2005.
Q‑Park Cork provides safe and secure parking in central locations, making it easy for visitors to explore the city on foot. Facilities include EV charging and convenient access to Cork’s cultural, shopping and dining destinations.
Cork is a city full of character, creativity and commerce. Whether you're commuting to work, attending university, or visiting regularly, Q-Park Premier Cards offer a reliable solution for long-term parking in central Cork. Enjoy consistent access to well-placed car parks and take the stress out of your daily routine.
Q-Park car parks in Cork are located close to key destinations including Patrick Street, Grand Parade, the English Market and the city’s main business and retail areas. Whether you're heading to work, university, shopping or dining, your parking is sorted.
Apply online for a Q-Park Cork Premier Card and make longng one less thing to think about.