Siobhán McSweeney's Cork Theatre Weekend at The River Lee

Weekend Curator Siobhán McSweeney at KINS doctor-led treatment reception, promoting her Cork experience.

Siobhán McSweeney, the Weekend Curator, enjoying an evening at The River Club in Cork.

Weekend Curator Siobhán McSweeney at the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork.

Weekend Curators: Siobhan McSweeney's Theatrical Cork

Discover a weekend that doesn’t follow the script

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BAFTA-winner Siobhán McSweeney rose to fame as the unforgettable Sister Michael in Derry Girls. A proud child of Aherla, her early years were steeped in Cork’s cultural energy – from theatre to literature, and everything in between. Now based in London, her work continues to carry the humour, heart and the rebel spirt of her roots.
Siobhán says: The River Lee is the perfect base for my mad little cultural weekend. I hope you love Cork as much as I do. Actually no, I hope you love it almost as much as I do. I have to keep some superiority, after all.

Explore Siobhán’s Curated Weekend here

Weekend Curators: Siobhán McSweeney's Theatrical Cork Offer Includes:

2 nights' weekend accommodation for 2 adults sharing in a luxuriously appointed bedroom
A la carte breakfast each morning
3-course dinner for 2 people on one evening in The Grill Room
A private behind the scenes guided tour of The Everyman Theatre

Terms and Conditions

Subject to availability
Offer available Friday & Saturday, or Saturday & Sunday nights only
Cash or credit alternative not available for food or drinks included
Rate is inclusive of VAT
Cancel without charge up to 4pm 48h before arrival
Price based on a maximum of 2 adults per room
Prebooking of dinner and tours must be made at least one week prior to arrival through the reservations team

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About The River Lee

Set on a picturesque bend in the river, just a short walk from Cork city centre, The River Lee hotel occupies a unique position in this charming historic city. Ireland’s ‘second city’ is a lively cultural hub with an opera house, independent art galleries, museums and theatres, vibrant nightlife and a growing craft beer scene and hosts several festivals throughout the year – notably culinary, music and film. Additionally it boasts a thriving foodie scene centred on the famous English Market and is ideally placed for visits to kiss the legendary Blarney Stone, the historic fishing town of Kinsale and the rest of Ireland’s ruggedly beautiful southern coastline.