Going out or staying in? Your weekend guide to what's happening in Cork
Brian Kennedy is at Murray's Bar in Macroom this Saturday.
; Cork City Ballet’s production promises to be spectacular, from the opulent costumes to the alluring sets. Tickets €36.
; The village of Kyletock in the west of Ireland is a very different place today than in 1970 when Danny Dalton upped sticks and decided to head to England in this new Irish play by Philip O’ Byrne, Hunters Moon Theatre Co. Tickets €22.
; Over four nights, the best of local and national drama groups performs one act plays, competing for a place in the All-Ireland One Act Finals Competition in December. Tickets €18.
; Through poetic reflections, Leah captures both the pain and beauty of transformation; inviting audiences to journey through landscapes of personal and collective memory, intertwined with the natural world. She is accompanied by Martin Leahy. Tickets €22.
; This live band show includes all of Garth’s biggest hits. Tickets €25.
; Brian Kennedy is one of Ireland’s most inspired and revered ambassadors of music. Tickets €27.79.
; Every Sunday, Cronin’s Crosshaven showcases live music from local and international artists, both original work and covers. This week Stuart Wilde OMB takes to the stage.
: Over 11 jam-packed days, audiences in Cork will ‘see it first’ – Irish and world premieres and gala screenings, plus special events to mark its 70th anniversary – at venues across Cork City and county.
; Get ready to mingle and meet other singles at this fun-filled event. Who knows, you might just find your perfect match. All in aid of Cobh Rescue Horses. Tickets €27.79.
; Whether you’re a LEGO enthusiast, a fan of intricate designs, or just looking for a fun day out, this event is not to be missed. Tickets €10.
; Looking for the perfect way to wrap up your weekend? Look no further than Aye Comedy Club, Cork City’s only Sunday night comedy show. With every ticket purchased receive a complimentary spritz drink. Tickets €10.
: Cillian Murphy gives a tremendous turn as an overwhelmed teacher.
: Explosive military drama with an all-star cast. Simply brilliant.
: Must watch biopic of The Boss.
Bonkers but brilliant.
: The monster king Guillermo del Toro brings us a lavish new Frankenstein.
: The Little Mix star performs songs from her solo album with the Royal Northern Sinfonia.
: Cork City try to salvage glory from a poor season as they face Shamrock Rovers at the Aviva.
: Spin-off game from the South Korean drama as 456 players compete for a life-changing sum.
: Guillermo del Toro’s take on Mary Shelley’s novel, starring Oscar Isaac.
