The Crane Lane Theatre

Cork

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The Crane Lane Theatre

A city institution and an exceptionally versatile live music venue in Cork, The Crane Lane Theatre boasts a beautiful beer garden, a selection of craft beer, and live music seven nights a week.

Information

addressPhoenix Street, Cork
emailcranelane.info.gigs@gmail.com
openingHoursDaily 2pm–2:30am
phone+353 21 427 8487
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/cranelane

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