Cork Opera House
Married couple Dave and Cathy have been podcasting their walk home from the movies since 2016. Sometimes with their children. The podcast ‘The Cinemile’ began in London, and is now mainly recorded in Cork, Ireland.
Warning: This podcast includes some swearing and mild married-couple-bickering.
In an historic year of elections and changing administrations, in Ireland and abroad (not least the US elections), political broadcasters Matt and Ivan provide riveting local, national and international insights and analysis on our forthcoming general election; who’s up, down and out, and why?
There will be lots of predictions, arguments and laughs along the way.
David McWilliams and John Davis will delve into David’s latest book, Money: A Story of Humanity exploring the nature of money, its history, and its impact on society. From ancient Babylon to modern cryptocurrency, discover how money has influenced trade, revolutions, and human progress.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the role money plays in our lives and history.
Each ticket includes a SIGNED COPY of Money: A Story of Humanity.
This is a very special episode of the ‘Rebel Army Podcast’ celebrating the 40th anniversary of Cork City FC, which will include legends of the club over the four decades being interviewed by Stephen Ryan and Aaron Howey.
Are you tired of feeling busy and wrecked? Want to un-wreck your head and de-stress your life? After his sell-out Mind Full Tour, Comedian, Author, Podcaster and Meditation Expert Dermot Whelan is back with a hilarious and enlightening brand-new show! Join Dermot as he effortlessly blends comedy with powerful stress-busting tips and techniques so you can create more space and time in your life for the things that really matter.
If you’ve been feeling wound up, worn down, snowed under or bowled over, this is the show for you. So grab your stressed-out besties and your bedraggled partners, and get ready for some serious transformation without being too serious!
Instagram sensation Julie Haynes, aka Twins N’ Me and TV producer Brenda Dennehy, also known as Brenda’s Bits, co-host the podcast Left On Read – a fun and informative show that explores the world of online dating, where they offer insights and tips on everything from creating a profile to navigating the first date, while also sharing their own experiences . . .
While Julie manages the single mom life in Cork, Brenda has crossed the Irish sea for a career in television in London. Never afraid to laugh at themselves, the hopeless romantics share their disaster dates and dilemmas after being left on read more times than they’d want to admit . . .
Stand Up comedians Deirdre O’Kane and Emma Doran discuss what delights them, bewilders them, enrages them, and everything in between. No topic is out of bounds from the highest brow to the lowest pelvic floor.
‘Keep It Tight’ promises a night of laughter and wit as Deirdre O’Kane and Emma Doran share their comedic insights and sharp banter. Their friendship was recently cemented when they both took part in the no. 1 Amazon Prime show ‘LOL Last one Laughing Ireland’ presented by Graham Norton. They’re two hilarious and fully-fledged grown women who don’t have time for the faff!
Blindboy’s increased notability away from his band Rubberbandits, has allowed for him to explore wider avenues and create perhaps outrageously mind-altering brainchildren which can only be described as courageous, yet bonkers.
With a number one selling book under his belt and a podcast that has reached interest not only in Ireland but internationally, the satirist could possibly single-handedly change people’s mind set on mental health and the deafening stigma it surrounds.
The Blindboy podcast has now exceeded 40 million listeners and is global . His recent UK tour Sold out & he was nominated for four awards at the Irish podcast awards .
Outspoken, informed and empathetic, Blindboy engages his audience with an unusual touch of realism. There is a very authentic feeling of “freedom” Mr Boatclub exudes which allows his listeners and participants to openly speak their mind without judgement and no topic off limits – certainly, an air of belonging encircling the space you find yourself in when listening or in company of Blindly.
His latest innovative creation, The Blindboy Podcast does not only indoctrinates mental health issues but reaches further into a wide spectrum of current topics, may it be gun laws, feminism, racism or a bit of history. Blindboy has it covered.
Young Hot Guys is the podcast you most desire. It is hot enough to melt your eardrums and so young that its generation hasn’t even been named yet. Shane Daniel Byrne, Tony Cantwell and Killian Sundermann are Young Hot Guys. Three of the most exciting comedians in Ireland at the moment who blend surreal humour with keen observations. Each is known for viral online sketches and stand-up performances, they are masters of absurdity, quick wit and most importantly their collective abundance of charm!
Comedians Cornelius O’Sulivan and Chris Kent come together for a live show where they discuss everything that matters to them and some things that don’t matter at all; Fatherhood,, Comedy, Marriage, Conspiracy Theories, GAA, Metalism, Weed, Psychedelics, Kids, Spirituality, Love, Sadness.
Cornelius is a middle-aged analogue man in a metaverse of confusion. A comedian, improviser, writer, podcaster and actor Cornelius has performed all over and has played at festivals the ilk of Edinburgh Fringe and Kilkenny Cat Laughs. Television credits that include Republic of Tele and RTÉ 2 Sketch show called ‘Sketch’, Cornelius is absolutely perplexed as to why Stephen Spielberg hasn’t rang his landline to offer him a big movie role. ‘Any day now’ he can often be heard muttering to himself. Recently Cornelius has garnered attention for his GAA based sketch videos, raking up tens of thousands of views online!
Hailing from ‘The Rebel County’ (That’s Cork for anyone outside Ireland), Chris Kent gave up the day job as an electrician to pursue his calling in comedy. He emerged onto the Irish comedy scene in 2009 after winning the Bulmers Nuttin’ But Funny competition. By 2010, he rocked Dublin’s Iveagh Gardens and claimed the Comedy Smack Down at Galway’s festival. Opening for icons like Dylan Moran, he gained traction, marked as “One To Watch” by The Dubliner. Despite a humorous bout with mumps in Edinburgh, Chris flourished, joining RTE Radio 1’s The Second Republic. His routines grew, from 2013’s ‘Second Fix’ to 2020’s ‘Christy Doesn’t Live Here’.