March - June 2026 Screenings
The Mitchelstown Cinema Club is up and running at Saint George's. No pre-booking is required, tickets are €10/€8 concession, available on the door. This includes complimentary refreshments, thanks to our sponsors.
Screenings are now set for Thursday night at 7.30pm, doors open at 7pm, unless otherwise stated. Please see the upcoming films being shown by the Club.
Horseshoe (2025) Ireland 88 mins Cert: 15A Thursday 5th March
Cinema Paradiso (1988) Italy 124 mins cert: PG Thursday 2nd April
Sentimental Value (2025) Norway 133 mins Cert: 15A Thursday 7th May
It Was Just an Accident (2025) Iran/France/Luxembourg 104 mins Cert: 15A Thursday, 4th June.
Due to unforeseen circumstances the upcoming Acoustic Society concert due to take place this Saturday, 28th March at Saint George's has been cancelled. We are looking at rescheduling this for a future date and will contact you when this has been decided. We apologise for any inconvenience caused, we look forward to having this amazing band back to us in the very near future.
Friday, 8th May @ 8pm
On Tuesdays I’m a buddhist. - Michael Harding reflects on his journey in life and faith.
Join Michael Harding as he takes to the stage for a show packed with his signature warmth and lyrical honesty. Harding blends laughter and contemplation in equal measure, offering a talk that will be both deeply moving and gently uplifting in the company of one of Ireland's most beloved voices. With an opportunity for questions and answers following the talk.
His most recent work, Midwinter was published in 2025 and will be available at the event.
Tickets €25 available now from Saint Georges Arts and Heritage Centre phone number (087) 4696913 , Eventbrite (link below) or in local outlets from April.
Saturday, 16th May @ 8pm
Laugh, sing and maybe even shed a tear with the 18-strong Percy French Troubadours, who invite you to join with them for this evening of songs, poems and sketches by Percy French. Featuring all-time favourites ‘Are ye right there Michael?’, ‘The Darling Girl from Clare’, ‘To The West’, ‘The Four Farrellys’ and ‘Abdul Abulbul Amir’ (Percy’s first successful song) - We look forward to hearing you sing along!
Having already raised over €140,000 for a variety of charities, the show on Saturday, 16th May at 8pm will be in aid of Saint George’s Arts and Heritage Centre.
William Percy French (1854-1920) was one of Ireland's foremost songwriters and entertainers in his day. French was born at Cloonyquin House, near Tulsk, County Roscommon, the son of an Anglo-Irish landlord. He was educated at Foyle College in County Derry-Londonderry, and wrote his first successful song while studying at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) in 1877 for a "smoking concert". The song, "Abdul Abulbul Amir" was sold for £5 to an unscrupulous publisher. The song later became hugely popular and was falsely claimed by other authors.”
Tickets €25 available now from Saint Georges Arts and Heritage Centre phone number (087) 4696913 , Eventbrite (link below) or in local outlets.
https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/the-songs-poems-of-percy-french-tickets-1985753235382?aff=oddtdtcreator