Weekend plans? Your guide to what's happening in Cork
Mundy is at The Richmond Revival in Fermoy on Saturday
: Join “the outright king of live comedy” on his daily commute between having his feet firmly on the ground and his head floating in the clouds.
: Last chance to see this heartbreaking and heartwarming play about depression and the lengths we go to for those we love. Adults only, and trigger warnings for suicide are in place.
: A performance of the award-winning Michael J Ginnelly comedy.
: The dance school performs Acro dance, musical theatre, and dance classes.
: Studio Wolfe presents a celebration inspired by the works of Roald Dahl, with a brilliant cast of talented young performers.
: Catch the country star on his latest tour, on the back of his new album, Music Man.
: The singer and bouzouki player has been dubbed ‘the torch bearer for Irish folk song”.
: The singer/songwriter has enjoyed gold and multi platinum record sales in Ireland and also picked up Meteor awards for ‘Best Male’ and ‘Most Downloaded Song’.
: Five-piece tribute band from Nenagh perform hits by the Foo Fighters.
: In recent years, Vickers Vimy have teamed up with stablemates Greenshine for critically acclaimed tours of some of Irelands iconic folk venues.
: A traditional sean-nós singer from Crossmaglen, County Armagh, and one of the most distinctive young voices in Irish traditional song today.
: Renowned visual artist, Aideen Barry and ornithologist and environmental activist, Seán Ronayne, discuss their work, and have an informal conversation about their practices and experiences as neurodivergent artists. Part of the Neurofestivity festival - see https://www.corkoperahouse.ie/neurofestivity-2026/ for all the events.
: The event continues over the weekend. Highlights on Saturday include a Book Market on Grand Parade from 10am to 4pm, a Meet the Agents talk at City Library at 10am, and a Storey Slam for young people at Triskel at 10.30am.
