Clancy's Cork
Until 2:30am Fri and Sat
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.

From late nights, live music and date night to dinner and drinks, here's where to go in Cork after dark, from the 26 venues that took part in Cork Cocktail Week 2026.
The next Cork Cocktail Week runs 19 to 28 February 2027. One wristband gets you a signature cocktail from €7 in every venue taking part, an alcohol-free version in each, and extra deals for wristband holders.
Wristbands from €7.95 each in a group.

Spin and we'll pick one of the 26 Cork venues on this page.
Somewhere to keep the night going in Cork. Closing times come from Google Maps where they're listed, so check before you head over.
Until 2:30am Fri and Sat
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
The bar at the Pavilion on Carey's Lane, one of Cork's music venues.
Until 2:30am Fri and Sat
A traditional late-night bar on Oliver Plunkett Street with live music midweek and DJs at weekends.
Until 2:30am Fri and Sat
An ornate, high-ceilinged whiskey bar at Bodega on Corn Market Street, with a restaurant and a nightclub in the same building.
Cork bars known for live music or DJs, so the night comes with a soundtrack.
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
The bar at the Pavilion on Carey's Lane, one of Cork's music venues.
A traditional late-night bar on Oliver Plunkett Street with live music midweek and DJs at weekends.
A bar on South Main Street with music and an outdoor area.
An Irish pub on Oliver Plunkett Street with live Irish music and food from breakfast.
Spots that suit a night for two, from cocktail bars with character to places worth dressing up for.
The bar at the Imperial Hotel on the South Mall, one of the oldest hotels in Cork.
The cocktail bar at the Metropole, a Victorian hotel on MacCurtain Street.
The restaurant and bar at The River Lee hotel on Western Road, on the banks of the river.
A cocktail bar on MacCurtain Street in the Victorian Quarter, known for creative drinks made with Irish ingredients.
A Latin American-inspired cocktail bar and restaurant on Bridge Street in the Victorian Quarter.
Make a night of it: dinner first, then stay for a cocktail. Every one made a signature cocktail for Cork Cocktail Week 2026.
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
The restaurant and bar at The River Lee hotel on Western Road, on the banks of the river.
A drink in some of Cork's older buildings, with the character to match.
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
The bar at the Imperial Hotel on the South Mall, one of the oldest hotels in Cork.
The cocktail bar at the Metropole, a Victorian hotel on MacCurtain Street.
An ornate, high-ceilinged whiskey bar at Bodega on Corn Market Street, with a restaurant and a nightclub in the same building.
Room for the whole crew, from birthdays to hen dos and work nights out. Book ahead at the weekend.
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
The bar at the Imperial Hotel on the South Mall, one of the oldest hotels in Cork.
A traditional late-night bar on Oliver Plunkett Street with live music midweek and DJs at weekends.
An ornate, high-ceilinged whiskey bar at Bodega on Corn Market Street, with a restaurant and a nightclub in the same building.
The restaurant and bar at The River Lee hotel on Western Road, on the banks of the river.
A cocktail bar on MacCurtain Street in the Victorian Quarter, known for creative drinks made with Irish ingredients.
A bar on South Main Street with music and an outdoor area.
A Latin American-inspired cocktail bar and restaurant on Bridge Street in the Victorian Quarter.
An Irish pub on Oliver Plunkett Street with live Irish music and food from breakfast.
Terraces, beer gardens and outdoor seating for the drier nights.
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
A traditional late-night bar on Oliver Plunkett Street with live music midweek and DJs at weekends.
An ornate, high-ceilinged whiskey bar at Bodega on Corn Market Street, with a restaurant and a nightclub in the same building.
The restaurant and bar at The River Lee hotel on Western Road, on the banks of the river.
A cocktail bar on MacCurtain Street in the Victorian Quarter, known for creative drinks made with Irish ingredients.
A bar on South Main Street with music and an outdoor area.
An Irish pub on Oliver Plunkett Street with live Irish music and food from breakfast.
A cafe bar on Oliver Plunkett Street, with brunch and outdoor seating.
Not drinking? These made an alcohol-free signature for Cork Cocktail Week 2026, so nobody sits it out.
A pub from 1824 on Princes Street, now a bar and restaurant open from breakfast, with big screens, live music and DJs.
The bar at the Imperial Hotel on the South Mall, one of the oldest hotels in Cork.
The bar at the Pavilion on Carey's Lane, one of Cork's music venues.
The cocktail bar at the Metropole, a Victorian hotel on MacCurtain Street.
A traditional late-night bar on Oliver Plunkett Street with live music midweek and DJs at weekends.
An ornate, high-ceilinged whiskey bar at Bodega on Corn Market Street, with a restaurant and a nightclub in the same building.
The restaurant and bar at The River Lee hotel on Western Road, on the banks of the river.
A cocktail bar on MacCurtain Street in the Victorian Quarter, known for creative drinks made with Irish ingredients.
A bar on South Main Street with music and an outdoor area.
Short walks between stops, so you spend the night in bars, not taxis.
4 partner bars around Oliver Plunkett Street, all a short walk apart.
4 partner bars around North and South Main Street, all a short walk apart.
4 partner bars in the Victorian Quarter, all a short walk apart.
Ten days of friends, signature cocktails and Cork's best bars. Here's a taste from our events.








Plenty. For late nights, try Clancy's Cork and Intermission Lounge / Pavilion Bar. For live music, try Old Oak and Liberty X Resistance. For date night, try Fitzgeralds @ The Imperial and Metropole Hotel. For dinner and drinks, try The River Club and Coqbull. For historic rooms, try Old Town Whiskey Bar. For ten days a year, Cork Cocktail Week adds a signature cocktail in every venue taking part.
Clancy's Cork, Intermission Lounge / Pavilion Bar and Old Oak are known for late nights. Going by Google Maps, Cork International Hotel stays open until midnight, Metropole Hotel stays open until midnight and Clancy's Cork stays open until 2:30am on Fridays and Saturdays. Check with the venue before you go.
Clancy's Cork, Intermission Lounge / Pavilion Bar and Old Oak are good bets for live music or DJs.
Try Fitzgeralds @ The Imperial, Metropole Hotel and The River Club. Book ahead at the weekend.
Ten days when Cork's bars and restaurants each make a signature cocktail for wristband holders, from €7, with an alcohol-free version in every venue. 26 venues took part in 2026.
The next Cork Cocktail Week runs 19 to 28 February 2027.
Every venue on this page took part in Cork Cocktail Week 2026. Descriptions are our own, checked against each venue and local listings. Closing times, bookings and seating come from Google Maps. They change, so check with the venue before you go. Venue photos were supplied by the venues.
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