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Five things to see and do in West Cork this weekend

July 15th, 2026 9:50 AM

By Southern Star Team

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This weekend's events include a seanchoíce night, Bantry Singles Festival Launch, ClonFest, Eyeries Family Festival and Union Hall Festival by the Sea.

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The Southern Star's Five Things to See and Do in West Cork this weekend is brought to you in association with CH Marine.

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Seanchoíche at Connolly's - Thursday July 16th

Storytelling is deeply rooted in Irish culture, with a long history of passing down tales through generations.

From ancient myths and legends to personal anecdotes, the art of storytelling has always been a way to connect people, preserve history, and celebrate our shared experiences.

The theme of this week's event is time. Tickets are €27 and can be purchased here.

Craic On! Bantry Singles Festival launch - Friday July 17th

Craic on! Bantry singles festival is back for 2026 and they're throwing a launch party to warm up for September.

📅 17th July 7pm
Ma Murphy’s, Bantry

The official launch party  takes place this Friday at 7pm in Ma Murphy's Bantry and guarantees a night packed with, live music, DJS and a affle with great prizes

Love-themed fancy dress is highly encouraged ,there will be prizes for the best outfit!

Clonfest - July 17th to July 19th

O'Donovan's Hotel present a weekend of local music.

All events are free entry.

Eyeries Family Festival - July 17th to July 19th

Eyeries Family Festival is back for another year!

The packed schedule includes a marquee disco, tours of the village and art exhibitions.

See the full list of events below.

Union Hall Festival by the Sea - July 17th to July 20th

Union Hall's annual summer festival is back.

The festival features live music, family-friendly games, street BBQs, and coastal activities, all raising funds to support the local community centre.

 

 

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