The National Monument — Attraction in Cork

The National Monument is definitely worth a visit. It's in a nicer part of town, and you very well may just stumble across it in your travels. Overall, a great place to stop and think about the rich history of Cork, the Republic of Ireland, and the independence movement as a whole. A beautiful and well-deserved commemoration of the patriots who fought for a free and prosperous Ireland 🇮🇪

The monument itself commemorates the rebellions of 1798, 1803, 1848 and 1867. It was first unveiled on St. Patrick's day in 1906 and was designed by architect...

A beautiful concrete memorial to remember Ireland's Patriot Dead, located along the Grand Parade in Cork City Centre. Several republican events are held here every year by different groups and laying of wreaths. A monument of huge historic significance for Cork City. Kept clean and tidy by council and all who look after it. The Monument has names engraved in it of those who died fighting...

Honestly it is cool to check out. Good for quick photos and for those interested in art. The details are in impressive.

Grab a coffee sit by the River Lee and ponder life. The monument gives you a chance to relax after wandering through the streets and the other touristy places and attractions.

It is wheelchair accessible and...