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Montenotte & St. Lukes
Montenotte and St. Lukes are suburbs on the northside of Cork City.
Montenotte is named after the Battle of Montenotte which took place during the Napoleonic wars. It became a popular residential area for merchants and other business people who sought to leave the city centre in the late 19th century. It has remained a mainly residential area since then and some of the nicest houses in Cork can now be found in the area.
St. Lukes is named after a former Church of Ireland Church of the same name which was first constructed in the 19th century. This church has now become a music venue and culture centre.
Public Transport
Walking
Montenotte is roughly 2km from from Cork City Centre. This can be walked in roughly 10-15 minutes. St. Lukes is slightly closer to the city centre, it is roughly 1.5km from St Patricks Street.
Bus Routes
The following bus routes run through Montenotte allowing access to the city centre and many of it’s suburbs.
- 207 Donnybrook – Douglas – Ballyvolane – Glenheights
- 207a Glenthorn – Merchant’s Quay via Blackpool and Glen Avenue
- 208 Lotabeg – City Centre – Bishopstown/Curraheen
- 209 St Patrick Street – Audley Place – Montenotte – Lotamore
Buses to other cities and rural areas leave regularly from Cork Parnell Place Bus Station in the city centre.
Taxis
There are many taxi services running in the Montenotte & St. Lukes area such as
Satelite Taxi – 021 480 80 80
Cork Taxi CoOp – 021 427 2222
The area is also served by the FreeNow Taxi App.
Trains
The nearest train station is Kent Station in Cork City Centre. This is roughly a 15 minute walk from both Montenotte and St Lukes.
Attractions
While mainly a residential area there is still some fantastic things to check out in the Montenotte and St. Lukes area.
Collins Barracks Military Museum tells the history of the barracks in Cork, teaches the traditions and history of the Irish Defence Forces and of courses tell the history of General Michael Collins.
Lover’s Walk is another place to check out for the history buffs as legend has it Irish Republican Rebel Robert Emmett and his sweetheart Sarah Curran were often seen walking here together.
The newly refurbished Montenotte Hotel is a fantastic ammenity. They have fantastic afternoon tea and dinner options as well as a Cinema and Spa. All you could possibly need for a days R&R.
Live at St. Lukes is a fantastic music venue in a former Church of Ireland church. They have gigs and performances of all genres throughout the year. They are a BYOB venue which can make for a cheap and fun night!
Culture & Activity
Sport & Clubs
There are a number of sports clubs in the Montentotte and St Lukes area; Brian Dillons GAA Club, Brian Dillons Boxing Club, Collins Pitch & Putt and the CBC Sports Grounds.
Eating & Drinking
There are some fantastic bars in the Montenotte and St. Lukes area: The Kerryman’s Bar, Ashburton Bar, The Bel Vue Bar, Sheehan’s The Local Bar, Station View Tavern, St. Lukes Wine Tavern, Henchys and McGettigan Cookhouse.
There are also some amazing cafes and takeaways;
O’ Connor’s Old Bank Cafe, Golden House Chinese Takeaway, Lab 82 Coffee, Phoenix House Chinese Takeaway, Tandoori Lads Takeaway and Rant at 85 the Cross Cafe.
For a sit down meal why not check out the Panorama & Rooftop Bistro & Terrace at the Montenotte Hotel or some of the awesome restaurants on offer in the nearby victorian quarter.
Religon
Holy Family Roman Catholic Church
Education
There is a large number of primary and secondary schools in the St. Lukes and Montenotte area. There is also Griffith College that offers third level courses.
Primary
St Patrick’s Boys, Girls and Infants National School
Secondary
St. Pauls Special School for children with learning disabilites is also part of the COPE facilities in Montentotte.
Third Level
Montenotte & St. Lukes
Montenotte and St. Lukes are suburbs on the northside of Cork City.
Montenotte is named after the Battle of Montenotte which took place during the Napoleonic wars. It became a popular residential area for merchants and other business people who sought to leave the city centre in the late 19th century. It has remained a mainly residential area since then and some of the nicest houses in Cork can now be found in the area.
St. Lukes is named after a former Church of Ireland Church of the same name which was first constructed in the 19th century. This church has now become a music venue and culture centre.
Public Transport
Walking
Montenotte is roughly 2km from from Cork City Centre. This can be walked in roughly 10-15 minutes. St. Lukes is slightly closer to the city centre, it is roughly 1.5km from St Patricks Street.
Bus Routes
The following bus routes run through Montenotte allowing access to the city centre and many of it’s suburbs.
- 207 Donnybrook – Douglas – Ballyvolane – Glenheights
- 207a Glenthorn – Merchant’s Quay via Blackpool and Glen Avenue
- 208 Lotabeg – City Centre – Bishopstown/Curraheen
- 209 St Patrick Street – Audley Place – Montenotte – Lotamore
Buses to other cities and rural areas leave regularly from Cork Parnell Place Bus Station in the city centre.
Taxis
There are many taxi services running in the Montenotte & St. Lukes area such as
Satelite Taxi – 021 480 80 80
Cork Taxi CoOp – 021 427 2222
The area is also served by the FreeNow Taxi App.
Trains
The nearest train station is Kent Station in Cork City Centre. This is roughly a 15 minute walk from both Montenotte and St Lukes.
Attractions
While mainly a residential area there is still some fantastic things to check out in the Montenotte and St. Lukes area.
Collins Barracks Military Museum tells the history of the barracks in Cork, teaches the traditions and history of the Irish Defence Forces and of courses tell the history of General Michael Collins.
Lover’s Walk is another place to check out for the history buffs as legend has it Irish Republican Rebel Robert Emmett and his sweetheart Sarah Curran were often seen walking here together.
The newly refurbished Montenotte Hotel is a fantastic ammenity. They have fantastic afternoon tea and dinner options as well as a Cinema and Spa. All you could possibly need for a days R&R.
Live at St. Lukes is a fantastic music venue in a former Church of Ireland church. They have gigs and performances of all genres throughout the year. They are a BYOB venue which can make for a cheap and fun night!
Culture & Activity
Sport & Clubs
There are a number of sports clubs in the Montentotte and St Lukes area; Brian Dillons GAA Club, Brian Dillons Boxing Club, Collins Pitch & Putt and the CBC Sports Grounds.
Eating & Drinking
There are some fantastic bars in the Montenotte and St. Lukes area: The Kerryman’s Bar, Ashburton Bar, The Bel Vue Bar, Sheehan’s The Local Bar, Station View Tavern, St. Lukes Wine Tavern, Henchys and McGettigan Cookhouse.
There are also some amazing cafes and takeaways;
O’ Connor’s Old Bank Cafe, Golden House Chinese Takeaway, Lab 82 Coffee, Phoenix House Chinese Takeaway, Tandoori Lads Takeaway and Rant at 85 the Cross Cafe.
For a sit down meal why not check out the Panorama & Rooftop Bistro & Terrace at the Montenotte Hotel or some of the awesome restaurants on offer in the nearby victorian quarter.
Religon
Holy Family Roman Catholic Church
Education
There is a large number of primary and secondary schools in the St. Lukes and Montenotte area. There is also Griffith College that offers third level courses.
Primary
St Patrick’s Boys, Girls and Infants National School
Secondary
St. Pauls Special School for children with learning disabilites is also part of the COPE facilities in Montentotte.
Third Level
