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Six great Cork City pubs to watch the match in this weekend

Published 17:20 20 Aug 2021 BST

Fiona Frawley
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This Sunday we'll see the Cork hurling team take on hot favourites Limerick, who'll be looking to secure their third All-Ireland title in four years.

But we all love an underdog, and no doubt there'll be some buzz throughout the rebel county as the Cork team enjoy a spot in the final for the first time since 2013. Right, that's about the extent of my sporting knowledge. Let's get down to something I actually DO know about - pubs. Here's a list of some great spots across Cork City to watch the match in this Sunday.

The Courtyard, Sober Lane

There's a massive screen in the outdoor area of the Courtyard which will be showing the game. Queueing for a spot starts from 2:30pm and tables will be allotted on a first come first served basis. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSw1djIjBPy/

Reardens, Washington Street

Get booking ASAP for a place at Reardens for the match! There'll be a gorge buzz at this Washington Street spot. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSrLtRKg-OH/

Clancy's, Princes Street

If you can't get a book in there'll be walk in spots also available at Clancy's, along with a delish menu and Cork-inspired cocktails. https://www.instagram.com/p/CShrZx1q6hh/ Costigans, Washington Street  No better place to soak up the match day vibes than in one of the city's oldest pubs. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSod6zyj824/

Shelbourne Bar, MacCurtain Street 

There'll be indoor and outdoor space available for the match at the Shelbourne, so get down nice and early to secure your spot. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSzRzXujIFJ/

Rising Son Brewery, Cornmarket Street

Enjoy all the action with an award winning pint in hand at this local brewery. https://www.instagram.com/p/CSohV31DHuo/ Who will you be shouting for this weekend? Header image via Shutterstock READ NEXT: The ultimate guide to coffee along the Wild Atlantic Way