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5 Great Cork Restaurants Get The Nod From The Sunday Times
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PJ talks to John McKenna who puts together the paper's list of great restaurants and finds out why Cork's Dede, Goldie, St Francis Provisions, 51 Cornmarket and The Glass Curtain all made the grade.
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