The Hi-B Bar ★ 4.3
Run by the O'Donnell family since 1924, the Hi-B is Cork's most determinedly traditional pub, with a strict no-mobile-phones policy that forces genuine.
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NeighbourhoodCity Centre
Location
Address: 3 Mutton Lane, Cork, T12 RV07
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