Going out or staying in? Your weekend guide to what's happening in Cork
Emma Doran plays the Everyman on Sunday.
: Last chance to see the play, written by Abi Morgan, the story of one couple, told from two different points in their lives, as young lovers in their thirties and as worldly companions looking back on their relationship.
, €15: A new comedy, by Ray O’Sullivan, a hilarious story of failed GAA players, massive misunderstandings in love, betrayals... and Bingo balls!
: The show by the comedian, best-selling author, podcast host and viral online star is sold out - but she has added a date at the venue on October 9.
, €31: A band of acclaimed international artists bring back those unforgettable themes from A Fistful Of Dollars, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Cinema Paradiso and The Mission.
: Six-piece contemporary instrumental ensemble consisting of Pádraig Rynne (concertina), Tara Breen (fiddle), Davie Ryan (drums), Rory McCarthy (piano), Adam Taylor (electric bass) and Hugh Dillon (acoustic and electric guitar). Their most recent album, Arineán, in 2024 was named Folk Album Of The Year by The Irish Times.
, €22.50: Clare is a sixth generation fiddle player and bilingual singer, weaving traditional roots with contemporary sounds and influences.
, €36: The musician performs a high-energy show, including special guests Brendan Shine, Effie Neill, and Jack Keogh.
, €25: A songwriter of hidden depths, with a timeless voice.
, €28.50: American-Iranian duo, Ali ‘Dubfire’ Shirazinia and Sharam Tayeb, have been global icons in house music with their quintessential sound.
: Host Paul Crowley’s laconic style and easygoing manner make the whole event delightful, as he introduces guest acts. More info on www.thecomedyclub.ie or 085 257 3480. Tickets in advance at www.tickets.ie, or on the door.
1. : Devastating and beautiful, this story is a five star must see.
2. : The infamous showdown between Roy Keane and Mick McCarthy.
3. : Timothée Chalamet shines as an upstart in this electric underdog tale.
4. : Paul Mescal and Josh O’Connor play ill-fated lovers in the early 1900s.
5. : Brendan Fraser stars as an out-of-work actor in Japan who gets an unusual gig.
: Live coverage as Cork launch their 2026 Allianz Hurling League campaign away to Galway, 7pm throw-in.
: At a wedding in Tenerife, Fr Vincent (Tom Vaughan-Lawlor) arrives to officiate, unaware his life is about to unravel. New six-part comedy-drama.
: Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen discuss their passion for the band in a three-part documentary series.
: The period drama returns for a fourth series, as attention turns to bohemian, free-spirited Benedict, who is single... but for how long?
