Presentation of the Leeside Leisure Casino North Main Street, Cork
Leeside Leisure Casino, located at 10/11 North Main Street, Cork, Ireland, is part of the Premier Casinos group. Situated in the city center, it is within walking distance of the Winthorpe Street venue, making it a convenient option for visitors seeking late-day and evening gaming. The casino opens daily at 9:30 a.m. and remains open into the early hours, ensuring consistent access throughout the week.
The gaming floor features over 70 electronic machines, including a variety of slot machines, electronic roulette, and video gaming terminals. Roulette is a key attraction at this venue, supported by modern electronic systems that cater to both new and experienced players. The slot machines offer multiple paylines and low wagering options, allowing for extended play sessions, and all machines are linked to shared jackpot systems.
In addition to gaming, the casino provides a comfortable indoor environment, featuring dedicated seating, a spacious layout, and a quiet atmosphere. Nearby food outlets, taxi services, and ATMs enhance convenience, while the central location places the venue close to Cork’s broader evening entertainment options.
The casino is staffed by trained personnel focused on assisting customers and providing player support. Premier Casinos also maintains a player protection policy that encourages responsible gaming and provides guidance and exclusion options when needed. Additionally, the facilities are designed to be accessible, with customer service available throughout opening hours.
Entry to the casino is restricted to adults aged 18 and over, and valid photo identification is required for admission.
Nearby casinos: Victoria Sporting Club, Cork
(264yd.), Macau Sporting Club, Cork
(279yd.), Victoria St Patrick Quay, Cork
(360yd.), The Bank Casino & Card Club, Cork
(649yd.), Leeside Leisure Casino Winthrop, Cork
(657yd.)
The City
Cork is a city located in southern Ireland and serves as the main urban center of County Cork. The city has an estimated population of around 225,000 residents, with a metropolitan area that exceeds 300,000 people. It is situated along the River Lee, close to Ireland's southern coast and significant maritime routes.
Cork is an important economic and educational hub, supported by various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, technology, food production, and professional services. University College Cork and other institutes play a key role in research, skills development, and providing employment opportunities in the region.
The city's economy is further enhanced by trade, healthcare, education, and tourism, with business parks, retail districts, and public facilities shaping daily life for residents. River corridors, community spaces, and event venues contribute to the overall experience for residents, students, and visitors alike.
Cork offers a wide range of services, including schools, hospitals, shops, and reliable transportation options. The city features rail and road connections to Dublin, Limerick, and Waterford, as well as access to Cork Airport. Its strong infrastructure and regional importance make Cork a key urban center in southern Ireland.
Presentation of the Leeside Leisure Casino North Main Street, Cork
Leeside Leisure Casino, located at 10/11 North Main Street, Cork, Ireland, is part of the Premier Ca…
Leeside Leisure Casino, located at 10/11 North Main Street, Cork, Ireland, is part of the Premier Casinos group. Situated in the city center, it is within walking distance of the Winthorpe Street venue, making it a convenient option for visitors seeking late-day and evening gaming. The casino opens daily at 9:30 a.m. and remains open into the early hours, ensuring consistent access throughout the week.
The gaming floor features over 70 electronic machines, including a variety of slot machines, electronic roulette, and video gaming terminals. Roulette is a key attraction at this venue, supported by modern electronic systems that cater to both new and experienced players. The slot machines offer multiple paylines and low wagering options, allowing for extended play sessions, and all machines are linked to shared jackpot systems.
In addition to gaming, the casino provides a comfortable indoor environment, featuring dedicated seating, a spacious layout, and a quiet atmosphere. Nearby food outlets, taxi services, and ATMs enhance convenience, while the central location places the venue close to Cork’s broader evening entertainment options.
The casino is staffed by trained personnel focused on assisting customers and providing player support. Premier Casinos also maintains a player protection policy that encourages responsible gaming and provides guidance and exclusion options when needed. Additionally, the facilities are designed to be accessible, with customer service available throughout opening hours.
Entry to the casino is restricted to adults aged 18 and over, and valid photo identification is required for admission.
Nearby casinos: Victoria Sporting Club, Cork
(264yd.), Macau Sporting Club, Cork
(279yd.), Victoria St Patrick Quay, Cork
(360yd.), The Bank Casino & Card Club, Cork
(649yd.), Leeside Leisure Casino Winthrop, Cork
(657yd.)
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The City
Cork is a city located in southern Ireland and serves as the main urban center of County Cork. The c…
Cork is a city located in southern Ireland and serves as the main urban center of County Cork. The city has an estimated population of around 225,000 residents, with a metropolitan area that exceeds 300,000 people. It is situated along the River Lee, close to Ireland's southern coast and significant maritime routes.
Cork is an important economic and educational hub, supported by various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, technology, food production, and professional services. University College Cork and other institutes play a key role in research, skills development, and providing employment opportunities in the region.
The city's economy is further enhanced by trade, healthcare, education, and tourism, with business parks, retail districts, and public facilities shaping daily life for residents. River corridors, community spaces, and event venues contribute to the overall experience for residents, students, and visitors alike.
Cork offers a wide range of services, including schools, hospitals, shops, and reliable transportation options. The city features rail and road connections to Dublin, Limerick, and Waterford, as well as access to Cork Airport. Its strong infrastructure and regional importance make Cork a key urban center in southern Ireland.
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