Visit Cork
If you are planning to visit Cork to attend Cork International Film Festival, use this guide to plan your stay – from accommodation partners, to transport options and everything happening around the festival
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STAY
ACCOMMODATION PARTNERS
THE METROPOLE HOTEL
SILVER PARTNER
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
BRONZE PARTNER
THE CLAYTON HOTEL CORK CITY
BRONZE PARTNER
MALDRON HOTELS
BRONZE PARTNER
TALBOT HOTEL MIDLETON
BRONZE PARTNER
CORK MOXY
BRONZE PARTNER
THE RIVER LEE
SUPPORTER
HAYFIELD MANOR
SUPPORTER
TRAVEL
GETTING TO CORK
BY AIR:
Cork Airport
Fly straight into Cork Airport from multiple locations and avail of buses and taxis to travel to and around the city.
Dublin Airport
Fly into Dublin from a wide range of international destinations, and travel directly to Cork via train or bus.
DUBLIN TO CORK
BY TRAIN:
Regular bus services connect Dublin Airport with Dublin Heuston Station, operated by City Link, Aircoach and Dublin Express.
From Dublin Heuston Station to Cork Kent Station, Irish Rail trains depart regularly.
SCREENS
FESTIVAL VENUES
The festival spreads across Cork city and council – from our principal home at Arc Cinema to beloved regional screens.
ARC CINEMA
PRINCIPAL VENUE
TRISKEL ARTS CENTRE
FESTIVAL VENUE
THE EVERYMAN THEATRE
FESTIVAL VENUE
ST. PETER'S CORK
FESTIVAL VENUE
CINEMAX BANTRY
REGIONAL VENUE
GATHER
HUB & FESTIVAL CLUB
THE MOXY HOTEL
DAYTIME HUB
Serves as the festival’s daytime gathering point – hosting customer help desk, industry networking, and an informal meeting space for filmmakers and guests.
10:00 – 18:00. Daily during the festival
INTERMISSION @ THE PAV
FESTIVAL CLUB
Where the festival comes alive after dark. Open every night, it’s the unofficial home of CIFF conversations – sponsored by Murphy’s, Cork’s own stout.
From 21:30 – Every night
