Festival Venues

Venue Category

Venue Category
  • Fringe Concert (11)
  • Friendship Concert (2)

Venue Category

Venue Category
  • Fringe Concert (11)
  • Friendship Concert (2)

Cathedral of St. Mary & St. Anne (North Cathedral)

The Catholic Cathedral of St. Mary & St. Anne is “the Mother Church of the Dioceses of Cork and Ross” and was dedicated in 1808, (building had begun in 1799). It is the fourth church of this parish since, at least, 1306. The construction of…
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Christ Church, Cobh

Christ Church was built during the period 1866/67 when the surrounding district was formed into a new parish, separated from the original Great Island parish then known as Clonmel. The first incumbent (1866 -1899) was Rev'd Canon Richard Loane and in 1903 it is noted…
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Church of St. Anne’s

Built in 1722, the Church of St. Anne is one of the most important early-18th century churches in Ireland. Standing 50 metres high above the surrounding Shandon neighbourhood, visitors can climb the narrow stone steps to the bell tower, topped by a 3-metre gold fish…
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Clayton Hotel

Our preferred hotel in Cork is the 4 star Clayton Hotel which is situated opposite City Hall (our main performance venue) and just a two minute walk to the city centre.
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Cobh

Cobh Heritage CenterCobh Band StandThe Commodore Hotel
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Cork City and County

Various Choral Trail & Sacred Trail venues across Cork City and Cork County. Photo: Courtesy of Chris Hill
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Cork City Hall

Festival events and performances centre around Cork’s City Hall, capacity 1,000; one of the most attractive and acoustically superb venues in Ireland.
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Freemasons’ Hall

One of the city’s most historic buildings. The building has served as the Provincial Grand Lodge of the Munster Freemasons since 1884, and its internal design has remained true to its origins in its layout and historic furnishings.
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Griffith College Cork

The venue is the deconsecrated Chapel at Griffith College Cork, commissioned by Isabella Honan in 1908.It was the former Marymount Hospice Church.It is currently the venue for the Fever Up Candlelight Concerts and has hosted numerous charity concerts in the past 10 years since Griffith…
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Honan Chapel

The Honan Chapel, dedicated to St. Finbarr of Cork, is a unique case-study illustrating the role played by the Dublin schools in helping to renew Cork craftsmanship in the first decades of the twentieth-century. The chapel and its liturgical collection are products of the Irish…
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Marina Market

The Marina Market is an indoor food hall and multipurpose venue near the centre of Cork, Ireland. Formerly a warehouse, it was converted and then opened to the public in September 2020 during the COVID-19 Pandemic to offer food services to the community in an…
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Millennium Hall

A part of the Cork City Hall.
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MTU Cork School of Music

Founded in 1878, the Cork School of Music was the first Municipal School of Music to be established in Ireland and the United Kingdom. The musical life of Ireland is rich and varied, and nowhere more so than in Cork. The staff and students of…
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Sirius Arts Centre

Friday 28th April, 1.10pm
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St Luke's Church

The present church is an attractive building of early English architectural style. Within the walls are the remains of the earlier church and a contemporary illustration in the vestry shows that it was simpler and smaller building. The nave was lengthened in 1885 and the large…
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St. Colman’s Cathedral

Built in the neo French gothic style, St Colman’s is the cathedral church of the Diocese of Cloyne. Famous for its magnificent stone and wood sculptures, mosaic and stained-glass windows and also for its historic Telford pipe organ and 49-bell carillon.
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St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral

Situated near the heart of Cork, St. Fin Barre’s Cathedral is the most recent ecclesiastical site located where the saint is believed to have founded his monastic school in the 7th century. The building contains more than 1,260 sculptures and even a 24-lb cannonball, a…
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Sunday's Well Tennis Club

Sunday's Well Tennis Club is celebrating its 125th Anniversary in 2024 having been founded in 1899. The Club is Cork City's oldest and largest tennis club with 8 courts, 2 squash courts, a snooker room, and full gym facilities. Please join us on May 4th…
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Tequila Jacks, Cork

Located on the vibrant boardwalk on Lapp’s Quay overlooking Corks lovey Lee, it offers the best Mexican dishes and an amazing cocktail menu with the best margarita in town!
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The Goldie Chapel

The beautiful high Victorian chapel in the heart of Nano Nagle Place is one of Cork’s most intimate venues. The chapel was designed by architect George Goldie in 1865 and retains the layout of a convent chapel with stalls ranged around the nave. The architecture…
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Tory Top Road Library

Tory Top Road Library has been serving the south central ward since 1974. In 2005 a purpose built library was opened to the public.
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Triskel Christchurch

Triskel Arts Centre is a vibrant cultural HUB in the heart of Cork City and has been in operation for 42 years. The main auditorium, Triskel Christchurch, is a multidisciplinary space housed in a fully refurbished neoclassical Georgian Church. This state of the art venue which launched in…
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