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What is on Corks stages this week? Jo Kerrigan takes a look in her weekly Theatre Nights column

On Monday, communities across the region will hold observances as part of Memorial Day. Check out what's happening in your town...

Glas restaurant at Hotel Doolin has launched a 30-Mile Menu, which features dishes made with ingredients ‘reared, caught, grown or produced’ within 30 miles of the hotel’s front door. As Ireland’s first carbon-neutral hotel, its sustainability-minded commitment aims to create a meaningful connection between the kitchen and the community, while further reducing the impact the hotel has on the environment. Some of the featured ingredients include Moy Hill Farm eggs, Doolin crab claws and A...

Arts Week with Judy Murphy Bruiser Theatre Company from Belfast will be in Galway next Wednesday, May 31, with its production of Mojo Mickybo by Belfast playwright, Owen McCafferty, which is currently on tour. Mojo Mickybo captures the friendship between two nine-year-old boys growing up in Belfast in 1970. Their relationship is initially immune to […]

Bruiser Theatre Company present its critically-acclaimed production of Mojo Mickybo by Belfast playwright, Owen McCafferty at the Ardhowen…

What is on in theatres across Cork this week? Jo Kerrigan tells us in her weekly Theatre Nights

Travers Park’s playground was chosen by City Administrator Jennifer Stapleton’s office to use as the location for a new James Russell tennis facility. Not City Council’s decision, not city residents’ decision. When they shifted from the original location choice at the existing tennis courts over to the playground site, they claimed the soil tests made it necessary. But this is not true according to a public record request that showed both sites are basically the same and suitable for the...

Get your score cards and sequins ready as the 26 finalists prepare to sing for their lives at 2023s Eurovision on Saturday but where can you watch…

Those and other top stories on PennLive Friday morning.

Cinemas across the north and north-east will offer Eurovision fans the chance to watch the event on the big screen.