Corkonians, Langers, and Louts

[big fella]

Im organising a stag weekend in Cork city for my Brother im July and i'm looking to know where all the nightlife is before i book the hotel Can anyone down that neck of the woods or indeed anyone shed some light on this major conundrum I dont want lads falling about all over cork city trying to get home if i can help it Thanks in advance.
BF.

 

[eire1400]

Jurys hotel is dead handy for washington street, few night clubs around there. Nice pubs on oliver plunkett st and the gran parade too. all close to jurys, and only 2 mins from patricks st. tbh the citys small so its all good..

Im organising a stag weekend in Cork city for my Brother im July and i'm looking to know where all the nightlife is before i book the hotel Can anyone down that neck of the woods or indeed anyone shed some light on this major conundrum I dont want lads falling about all over cork city trying to get home if i can help it Thanks in advance.
BF.

 

[BOIRCHE]

Scotts an a few others i don't remember, Patrick St is the place, or Secrets but the beoir is dear

 

[edmac]

Jurys is expensive, if you wanted some cheaper try the lancaster lodge which is next door to jurys, pretty central to evetything:

http://www.lancasterlodge.com/

 

[richie]

Crane Lane for late beers.....

 

[eire1400]

I second that. Also stick ur head in soho for a look at some lovely ladies.

Crane Lane for late beers.....

 

[edmac]

dont mind the crane lane, straight to the bodega

 

[richie]

dont mind the crane lane, straight to the bodega

Same owners, the Bodega might be a good place late too.... I taught one of the brothers how to dive, he is also a motorcyclist.....

 

[Damien]

Counihan's used to be a good spot, but I have not been there in a few years. Costigan's on Washington St. is run by a BMW Airhead owner.

 

[big fella]

Endeavour

Guys, thanks for the info on the hotspots and accommodation. I will try and cover as much ground as possible
Bf