Going out or staying in? Your weekend guide to what's happening in Cork
Hermitage Green are at Sea Church in Cork this weekend.
, Cork Opera House, 12.30pm & 6.30pm: Sinead Sheppard’s School of Performing Arts present their 19th annual end of year production. Tickets €29.50.
, Cork Arts Theatre, 7.30pm: Lizzie Nunnery’s powerful, timely play performed by Montfort College of Performing Arts. Tickets €15.
: The White Horse Guitar Club, The Everyman, 8pm: Bask in the power of over 100 voices. Tickets €30.
– Billie-Jean’s RDC and School of Performing Arts, Cork Opera House, 2pm: The end of year show. Tickets €26.
, The Everyman, 6:30pm: Lively performance bringing the world of Shrek to life on stage. Tickets €25.
Glanfest 2025, Glanworth, 7pm: Honeycomb, The 3 Buachaillí and The Fogues take to the stage - three nights of live music, a fun-filled family day, a farmers’ market, and big-screen sports. Tickets €25.
Paul Spring, The Briery Gap, 7.30pm: The Paul Spring Kind of Heaven 2025 tour. Tickets €18.
Carsie Blanton, The White Horse, 8.30pm: Full band show, brim-full of hooks and chutzpah.
Other Mother, Cyprus Avenue, 7pm: Ireland’s newest rising stars are the self-proclaimed “hottest and sexiest band in Cork”. Tickets €11.
Glanfest 2025, Glanworth, 7pm: Junior Bs, Deuces Wild and Riff Shop on the bill. Tickets €25.
Hermitage Green, Sea Church, 8.30pm: The band play two gigs this bank holiday weekend at the venue as part of FAT Fest 2025. Tickets €39.50.
Vendex, Cyprus Avenue, 11pm: Barcelona-born DJ and producer plays techno. Tickets €19.26.
Daredevil Circus, Vernon Mount Valley Park, 2pm: An adrenaline boost with monster trucks and motorcycle stunts. Tickets €11.70.
Drag Brunch with MOCKIE AH!, Clancy’s Bar 1pm: The ultimate camp day out. Tickets €43.87.
CinePsy, Kino Events House, 3.30pm: GExplore your inner world through film and conversation in a screening of 2014 film Wild. Tickets €5.
‘Legendary’: The Ultimate Bon Jovi Tribute, The Arches Bar, Mallow, 9pm: A night of rock. Tickets €22.42.
Heineken Kinsale 7s Rugby Festival, Kinsale: The annual festival in its 34th year. Tickets €25.
Ballyphehane Tidy Towns Cherry Blossom Festival, Tory Top Park, noon: For all the family.
1. : A hypnotic genre-defying epic from Creed director Ryan Coogler. 5 Stars.
2. : The latest MCU film is an emotional thrill ride.
3. : Creepy but captivating Irish-language horror with excellent performances.
4. : Gorgeous comedy-drama about sons and Irish mammies.
5. : A woman inherits a Great Dane and finds her life in upheaval, in this gentle dramedy.
Live rugby, RTÉ2/Premier Sports, 5.30pm: After three successive final defeats, Leinster will be hungry for success as they play in the semi-finals of rugby’s Champions Cup against Northampton.
, RTÉ1, 6.30pm: The second and final episode in the series tells the story of a single, magical year as seasons and wildlife play out across the county’s varied habitats.
, Apple TV+: Benjamin Voisin stars in this French language series about Antonin Careme, the world’s first celebrity chef.
, Netflix: Tina Fey and Steve Carell star in a tale of six old friends who set off for a weekend, only to find that one couple is set to split.
