Paddy’s Day, Cheltenham and the 6 Nations – it’s going to be madness!
Brace yourself – one of the craziest weekends in the calendar is upon us.
With Paddy’s Day, Cheltenham and the 6 Nations all happening at the same time, it’s guaranteed to be a stellar weekend on Leeside.
With that in mind, the good folks over at Cork Heritage Pubs have put together a guide of events taking place across their venues in the city centre. Here’s what they have lined up for the weekend:
Crane Lane Theatre & Arthur Maynes
If you’re a fan of live music then you’re going to want to check out Crane Lane and Arthur Maynes this weekend. Located side by side on Pembroke Street, the Crane Lane has a jam-packed lineup for the weekend that’s in it, along with full screenings of the 6 Nations.
The Pavilion & Intermission
If you haven’t checked out the newly reopened Pavilion or the swanky NY-style cocktail lounge downstairs, Intermission, then you’re in for a treat. They’ll also have a stellar lineup of live music and performances all weekend long, as well as the Rugby on one of the biggest screens in Cork.
Cantys
Slowly becoming one of the best entertainment complexes in the city, Canty’s has always been a staple for Cheltenham. They have live music 4 nights a week and sports everyday,What’s more, they’re also running a Cheltenham buster this year in memory of Tony O’ Keefe, a beloved friend.
Sin E
What’s Paddys weekend without a bit of trad music? Recently voted one of the best places in the world to spend Paddy’s Day, and it’s easy to see why. Their infamous Cheltenham buster will also be making a grand return this year, and it’s not one to be missed!
The Poor Relation
The Poor Relation is another stellar venue to check out the 6 Nations and live music. They’ll be showing every game of the 6 Nations live over the weekend, and will be a fantastic lineup of live music each day.
To see the full lineup of events, live music, Cheltenham and more, check out the official Cork Heritage Pubs website here.