What's weather like in Cork, Munster?

A person should know the weather is not very nice because it rains a lot and it is always gloomy and cold in all seasons except summer. However, the people are nice and very friendly in my city. There is a lot to discover in my city. The food is great and not very spicy. We do many great things with potatoes.

Cork, where I live, is the second largest city in Ireland, with less than half the population of Dublin. However, many would argue it offers residents a greater quality of life than the capital. The cost of living is lower, from rent, to eating out, to parking. The city is very green, with many pedestrianized streets, and the beautiful River Lee runs through it. In the extreme south of Ireland, surrounded by lush farmland, Cork is famous for high quality, farm-to-fork produce, and is often referred to as the food capital of Ireland. The local Corkonians go one step further, and refer to it as “the Real Capital”. just be prepared for the rain!