📜 19th-century prison, museum, and former radio station in Cork, Ireland.
🔍 Once housed Irish revolutionary Constance Markievicz and writer Frank O’Connor.
🏛️ Explore a historic 19th-century prison
📚 Learn about famous inmates and staff
📻 Discover its history as Cork's first official radio station
🏞️ Enjoy a good view of Cork from the premises
♿ Partial wheelchair access, no lift to upper floors
🚶 30-minute uphill walk from city center
🗣️ Guided tours available for groups of 10+ people
🅿️ Limited 2-hour car parking outside
🛍️ Souvenir shop offers drinks and snacks
💰 Adults €12.00, students/OAP €9.50, children €7.50, family €37.
00. Audio guides €2.00, guided tours €2.50 extra.
🕒 Daily, 10am-5pm (March-Oct), 10am-4pm (Nov-Feb). Closed Dec 22-26.
Coach & car parking available outside. Car parking has 2-hour limit.
Available in main building, including wheelchair accessible and baby changing unit.
Partial access, ground floor exhibits accessible via ramp through emergency exit.
Stocking Gaol, Cork, and Irish souvenirs, plus cold and hot drinks and snacks.
Picnic tables in Governor's Garden and green space available.
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