Relatively new to Cork, Movie Junction opened in late 2010, and has recently added a second screen…read moreto their drive-in cinema experiment. I hope they go from strength to strength. Our visit showed that despite some rough edges, there is definitely an audience for drive-in cinemas in Ireland. It's a very different cinema going experience, with a few pros and a few cons too. First off, it's a lot cheaper than the average cinema trip. €25 got us a couple's ticket, two drinks, two popcorn and some sweets. You can also have pizza delivered to your car from the nearby Four Star Pizza. They deliver in thirty minutes, and the ushers drop your delivery to your car. Also, since we recently got a pet dog, our little mutt was able to snooze in our laps while we watched the movie. The movies sound is transmitted to your car's radio (they give you the frequency when you go in). This is a little problematic, for the first few minutes of our showing, we could only barely hear the film. Overall, it can't quite match the experience of a well equipped auditorium, but don't write it off. All in all, this was a different type of cinema experience, one that we'll definitely be trying again soon!

I have gone to The Movie Junction a few time now and I've loved it everytime. Be it going with…read morefriends or my partner I've enjoyed it everytime. It is such a novality to be able to order food/pizzas by the flick of your indicators haha. Great experience and I'll definetly be going again.

i was very disappointed with the customer service me and my friends received at the cinema the…read moremanager was extremely rude to me and my friends for no reason and he had no manners

I am happy to read all the positive reports about the cinema but our experience on Saturday 6th was…read morenot so positive. We went to the film Star Wars and the cinema was very cold, way under comfort feeling and the result today is feeling ill. It is just not fair to take money from people and have them sit in a cold cinema for 2.5 hour, staying in the cinema you lose, leaving you also lose NOT FAIR, disappointed. Did try to phone cinema but no answer to the phone Michael from Charleville

I went in there Saturday with my nephew after years without going to the cinema I was impressed…read morewith the facilities and the staff were nice and friendly the film that we went to watch was early man which was quiet funny both children and adults would love it

i have been dealing with the management and staff of imc clonmel with a couple of years ...and i…read moremust say i could not find fault ...lovely people..keep up the great work

This is your generic 5 screen cinema. The sound is good, the seats are comfy and the popcorn is too…read moreexpensive but isn't it always? Seats are cheaper early in the day and there are kids films on at the weekends. New releases get shown quickly enough and are retained for a decent time. Reuced price tickets are sometimes available from McDonalds.

This cinema treats teenagers horribly and scrutinise you over age even if you are old enough to see…read morethe movie. They give lectures about behaviour before you set a foot wrong and tell you where to sit,they are also very quick to unfairly throw people out.

Went to Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse at 8pm 12 June in Cork Gate Cinema. The film did not…read morebegin a long time - we went to ask why and were told there was a technical issue and to wait ten minutes. Ten minutes came and went and no movie. It was past 8.30pm before the thing even turned on, and then during the movie the colours stopped working on one side of the screen. After some more time they stopped the movie and we had to wait another 10 minutes before they finally fixed it. We were told to queue up at the end to get our refund but then we were not given a refund but rather told to email about it - I emailed and was told they would sent out a refund. Weeks later I have not received anything and they are not replying to my emails. Shockingly poor service.

Not a bad little theatre, with 8€ tickets on a Friday night being among the cheapest I've seen in…read moreEurope. That being said, you can definitely tell this place is due for a renovation. It's in good shape and was very clean, but it feels tired. Also, watching Hunger Games on screen 6 felt like sitting in someone's slight large home theatre. It was still awesome, but shit, that was a small screen.

TRISKEL GALLERY The Triskel Art Centre is between homes at…read morethe moment, waiting for new venue Christchurch (a beautiful 18th century building) to be restored. At present, it is Music at Jury's and Art in, of all places, the disused Electricity Supply Board substation in Caroline Street. The current exhibition, by Shane Cullen, in Caroline Street, is pretty appropriate to the industrial location, dealing as it does with the "dehumanizing threat inherent in our increasing dependence on technology and counterpointing this with references to individual examples of struggle and endurance". Large scale works such as The Concern of the Warsaw pact (1992) and, very appropriately, Factories Electricity Regulations (1995), are used to make the point. It is even more "industrial" downstairs. I thought I'd walked into a welding shop but instead the flashes and the noise were coming from four simultaneous video works, all by Adham Faramawy (born 1981), a London based artist of Egyptian descent. Perhaps, the Triskel should hold on to the electricity sub-station. Not sure the restored Christchurch would really enhance the presentation of the current exhibitions! http://corkandabout.blogspot.com/

From the owner: Triskel Arts Centre is a vibrant cultural HUB in the heart of Cork City and we celebrated 40 years…read morein 2018. Our main auditorium Triskel Christchurch is a multidisciplinary space housed in a fully refurbished neoclassical Georgian Church. This state of the art venue, which launched in 2011, is programmed with a rich bill of live music, with a focus on Classical and Jazz concerts, cultural cinema, visual art exhibitions and literary events. Triskel also runs a contemporary art room Triskel Gallery Space. Unique in Ireland, Theatre Development Centre is the only fulltime operation dedicated to the development of theatre, this is managed by Corcadorca Theatre Company. Cork Traveller Women's Network relocated their Headquarters to the centre in 2018 and continue to have a thriving partnership with Triskel. Scrypt Café Bar is an atmospheric casual dining and coffee space with a great brunch and lunch menu and a tapas style evening offering. The Collective Cork, a yoga and dance school, recently joined the Triskel family.