Cork is reportedly going to get a 6,000-seat music venue and events centre in a new development that hopes to rival the 3Arena in Dublin and Belfast’s Odyssey Arena.
According to reports, a last-minute deal secured on Monday was approved and Cork City Council are hoping to begin construction early next year.
State investment in the project was reportedly boosted in order to help to secure the deal on Monday, with investment increasing from €16 million to €20 million.
The new project is expected to create approximately 400 jobs over the next five years and is planned to be located at the old Beamish & Crawford brewery site in Cork city centre.
The venue will be a massive addition to Cork's already thriving music scene.
Hat tip: JOE.ie
Tickets go on sale soon Niall Horan has announced details of a huge European arena tour for 2026 – and this is how to get tickets. The singer-songwriter will embark on the Dinner Party Live On Tour later this year in support of his upcoming album. The tour will begin on 22 September in Birmingham, […]
The Pussycat Dolls tickets go on sale soon The Pussycat Dolls have announced details of a reunion tour for 2026 – and this is how to get tickets. The group will embark on the PCD Forever Tour, stopping off across the UK, Europe and North America. It’ll see them celebrate 20 years of their debut […]
The pop star will headline her biggest shows to date Hilary Duff has announced details of a headline arena tour for 2026 and 2027 – and this is how to get tickets. The singer will play her biggest shows to date across the UK, Ireland and North America as part of The Lucky Me Tour. […]
