Cork City FC to screen away games live at cinema

The club recently announced a partnership with The Arc Cinema to screen games live on the big screen 
Cork City FC to screen away games live at cinema

Cork City FC announced their partnership with The Arc Cinema to broadcast some of the side’s away games starting with the Derry City game at the Brandywell on April 4. Picture: Doug Minihane

Cork City Football Club have confirmed that the first away game that will be screened at The Arc Cinema will be the clash against Derry City on Friday, April 4.

The club recently announced a partnership, a first of its kind for a League Of Ireland club, with the city centre cinema which will see Cork City away games broadcast live on the big screen during the 2025 season.

It has also been announced that the City game away to Sligo Rovers on Saturday, April 26 will also be screened at The Arc Cinema. Both screenings will be family friendly events and no alcohol will be allowed.

The agreement also will see a 30-second Cork City FC trailer played before every movie at The Arc Cinema on North Main Street.

Adult tickets are €12.50 and child tickets (aged 12 and under) are €9.50 and are available on The Arc Cinema’s website at https://cork.arccinema.ie/. 

The cinema will open at 7pm for both games.

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