Cork Nightlife

 3 Reviews  I was there on a sunday night, its free entrance and had a live band, who were excellent in my opinion. It was a big venue with lots of beautiful girls! The staff are friendly. Well worth a visit. 

 2 Reviews  Bizarre mix of friendly, interesting people ranging from 18 to 88. Some weirdos in here at times but that's part of the charm. Former proprietor occasionally frequents the place and is famous for his... 

 1 Review  Sin é (pronounced 'Shin aye') is right next door to a large funeral parlour. At first I thought the big black hearse had arrived to collect a dead body from the pub!!! Everyone - the taxi driver, the... 

 1 Review  There are lots of bars in Cork. But be warned, most of the bars in Cork do not sell food. So find someplace to eat before going out on a pub crawl in Cork. We did not actually do a pub crawl. We... 

 1 Review  The Scholar is a small pub which features a local traditional band on Monday nights. The atmosphere is very relaxed making it a great spot for sipping a few pints with friends. Dress is casual....I... 

 1 Review  This nightclub is a spot that I would recommend to a visitor to Cork, who is looking for a nightclub that can be relaxing, chilling, varied and with one dance floor. You can saunter about here and... 

 1 Review  Bar Rumba is by far the best pub in Cork, with the sexiest bar staff, soulful tunes and hip-hop, house and and r'n'b supplied in copious quantities, especially at 3some every Saturday night, when 3... 

 1 Review  Charlie’s is one of half a dozen or so early morning pubs in town that are licensed to sell drinks from 07:00 in the morning on. Hardened drinkers in search for some early booze or workers on night... 

 1 Review  “What? An Irish pub with no Guinness???”,I hear you say. Yep, it’s true: The Abbots Ale House concentrates on selling foreign beer, and the only Irish product they sell will either be local beer or... 

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 socheid Says:  As per what numerous other contributors have said, Cork is a lively place at night & being a fairly small city, its very manageable. Essentially the city centre... 

 orlikins Says:  Here's a picture of my mate Keith doing the DJ honours at the Millenium eve party :)Sir Henry's is the best known Cork night spot. Also the Cork Opera House... 

 Waoife Says:  Any pub on Washington Street is normally a good bet - during term time (October to May) it tends to be dominated by students from the university close by so for... 

 Foxymona Says:  The Long Island Bar on Washington Street has won loads of awards for the drinks it makes and for style. They have an extensive menu and the staff know their... 

 orlanemo Says:  This is a great centrally located Gay Bar right in one of Cork's busiest nightlife areas - Washington Street. It advertises itself as "Cork's Newest Gay Bar and... 

 DAO Says:  An Spailpín Fánach is pronounced ‘On Spolpeen Fawnock’ an it doesn’t get any more Irish than this. It has become so popular that they have expanded. They have... 

 DAO Says:  OK. Yes you can drink 24 hours a day in the privacy of your home or hotel here in Cork. If you want to drink in one of the numerous your hours are slightly... 

 DAO Says:  Do You like Guinness? If you do, try the other black stuff – Beamish. Beamish (stout) is brewed right here in the Cork city centre and tastes great. It is... 

 offaly Says:  This club night is just fantastic fun. It is a small intimate venue with a lot to offer. DJ in the main bar playing 70s, 80s, 90s, Soul, RnB, everything thats... 

 Propermark Says:  Here you can listen to bands performing their latest tracks and after some hours it becomes a disco where you can dance and drink and have fun with your...