Fly from Liverpool to Cork
Book your flights from Liverpool to Cork with Ryanair
If you’re searching for an eclectic mix of history and lively entertainment, look no further than a trip to Cork, Ireland. With regular flights by Ryanair between Cork and Liverpool John Lennon Airport, there’s nothing stopping you from hopping over to visit our Irish neighbour. Book your flight to Cork from Liverpool today and experience the magic of this amazing city.
Why you should go to Cork
Cork undoubtedly has a fascinating history stretching many hundreds of years into the past. Dating back to the 6th century, Cork was founded by Saint Finbar and it was decided it was to become a monastic settlement. However, that was until the Vikings created a trade port and an urbanised Cork city began to develop. As Ireland’s second largest city, Cork has become a must-see destination – combining the likes of boutique coffee shops with undisturbed streets.
A visit to Saint Fin Barre’s Cathedral allows you to soak up the spectacular mediaeval architecture of the city. Don’t forget to visit the Cork City Gaol too. This former prison is now a museum where you can gain insight into the lives of 19th century prisoners. And if you fancy taking it all in at a slower pace, head to the open green spaces that Fitzgerald Park has to offer.
If you’re a foodie, sample local Irish dishes at the English Market, or if you’re looking to get merry on your trip, try the Franciscan Well Brewery where they brew all of their beer onsite.
So, what are you waiting for? Book your cheap flights to Cork from Liverpool today.
When you should go to Cork
For the best chance of sunshine, blue skies and warm temperatures during your trip to Cork, you should plan your visit between June and August. However, visiting at any point throughout the year is guaranteed to offer a fantastic time. Even in the autumn and winter months when it’s more likely to rain, this Irish city is a sight to behold. Visit in October and you may even catch the popular Guinness Jazz festival - the city’s annual music festival.
Where to stay in Cork
Depending on the nature of your trip, there are a variety of places to stay in Cork which will suit your needs. Cork’s most popular destination is its coastal region, where you can find holiday resorts on the beach. There are also a number of glorious Georgian manor houses dotted around the county and for city lovers, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to hotels in the centre of the action. Find your ideal accommodation with Booking.com.
What to see and do in Cork
The options are endless when it comes to things to do in Cork, but here are some of the most popular attractions that you shouldn’t miss when you book Liverpool to Cork flights:
- Dursey Island
Who knew you could travel by cable car and go dolphin spotting in Ireland? With a population of just six, you can visit Dursey Island for magnificent walking trails and castle ruins, guaranteed to have you on your feet all day. - Kinsale
A 40-minute drive away from Cork city, Kinsale is a harbour town filled with vibrant, colourful houses. The streets are filled with traditional pubs so you can take a break from exploring with a local lager in hand. - Ballycotton Cliff Walk
As one of the most popular attractions amongst tourists, the 9-kilometre Ballycotton Cliff Walk offers breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean.
When you book your Liverpool to Cork cheap flights, you can experience all that this Irish city has to offer.
How long does it take to fly to Cork?
Flights from Liverpool to Cork take 1 hour and 15 minutes. You can fly directly from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Cork Airport (ORK) with Ryanair. The local time zone is GMT.
Once you have booked your flights to Cork, why not browse our site for more information about what’s on offer at our terminal? Liverpool John Lennon Airport offers a wide selection of shops, including Duty Free, as well as restaurants where you can grab a bite to eat before your flight. Skip the queues by booking a Fast Track security pass, or secure a space in our luxury Aspire Premium lounge to unwind ahead of your departure. We also offer on-site car parking.
If you are planning to book one of our regular flights from Cork to Liverpool, check out our Transport section for information about onward journeys, including local traffic updates and public transport information, or use our Car Rental booking facilities.
What currency do they use in Cork?
The currency used in Cork is the Euro (EUR).
| Time Zone | Currency | Flight Time | Carriers | Airport Code |
| GMT | EUR | 1hr 15 | Ryanair | ORK |
