The New York Times Misspelled ‘Cork’ In A Totally Weird Way

It seems as though someone at the New York Times got slightly confused about how to spell 'Cork', and we can only assume they were thrown by a strong Rebel County accent.

Author Gavin Corbett posted a clip from the newspaper after he noticed that a hilarious correction was made about the location in a wedding notice.

"The vows column last Sunday, about the marriage of Sunny Jacobs and Peter Pringle, misspelled the name of the city in Ireland where Ms. Jacobs had a speaking engagement. It is Cork, not Quark."

Quark is a type of soft cheese that for some reason we can't comprehend, Americans are mad about.

Cheeeesy.

Cheesy.
— Neil Hegarty (@nphegarty) March 1, 2017

Sure look, we all have our off days, but somebody defo had Brie on the brain.