Accessibility is the quality of being able to be reached or entered, being easy to obtain or use, being easily understood or appreciated. It is achieved through a participatory framework of working with disabled/marginalised people to create access and develop solutions with dignity, agency and creativity. (Thanks to Tilting the Lens for this defintion,)

Inclusivity is the practice or policy of providing equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalised. It is a continuous and evolving practice to put accessibility and inclusivity at the core of an organisation.

Triskel has chosen to approach inclusion and access creatively, through invitation, dialogue, and solutions. We will update this page with accessibility information and solutions regularly.

Parking

Triskel does not have any parking. There are several accessible parking spaces on South Main Street (approx 130m from Triskel) and several public car parks nearby. The pedestrian entrance for Q-Park on Grand Parade is approx 220m from Triskel. Q-Park offers a discount to Triskel customers. 50 Grand Parade Parking/Park It (this car park has entrances/exits on South Main Street and Grand Parade) are approx 280m from Triskel.

Drop off points

South Main Street is the closest drop off point. Please note that this is a busy street with an active bus lane.

Getting to Triskel

There are several bus stops near Triskel, with the nearest on South Main Street. Please note there are several bus stops on Grand Parade near the City Library.

• South Main Street – 60m from Triskel: Routes 214, 216
• Daunt Square – 130m from Triskel: Routes 208, 207, 214, 203, 205
• Grand Parade – 230m from Triskel: Routes 207, 215, 216, 220X, 226X
• Grand Parade – 230m from Triskel: Routes 203, 207, 209A, 220, 220X, 228, 229, 230, 233, 235, 236, 237, 239
• Grand Parade – 230m from Triskel: Routes 213, 215, 216

Wheelchair users

• Access is via our main entrance on Tobin Street
• There is a lift from the Box Office/foyer area on the ground floor to the main floor of Triskel Christchurch
• Once through the main door of Triskel Christchurch, there is a ramp to your left that takes you to the main seating area
• The entire central aisle is available to wheelchair users
• When booking your ticket(s), we advise booking an aisle seat in any row (or an aisle seat and the one adjacent if coming with a friend/carer)
• You can place your chair alongside that row and enjoy the show

Accessible toilets

• We have two accessible toilets, one in the Box Office/foyer area on the ground floor, the other on the first floor (same floor as the main floor of Triskel Christchurch)
• The accessible toilet on the ground floor contains a baby changing table
• The accessible toilets are usuable by any gender

Moving around Triskel

• There are approx 25 steps from Box Office to the lift. There are approx 45 steps from the lift to the pew seating, taking the ramp.
• There are approx 80 steps from Box Office to the pew seating, taking the stairs.

Partnership with Cork Traveller Women’s Network

CTWN have had their headquarters at Triskel since 2018. It is a partnership we are proud of and continue to nurture. Triskel staff have undertaken Traveller Culture Awareness training and work closely with the group on their arts and culture programme.

Purchasing tickets

You can purchase tickets for our film screenings and live music concerts via our website. If you’d prefer to manage this with a person, you can do so in-person or by phoning our Box Office during Box Office Opening Hours.

Contact Us

If you have any queries, please email us on triskelboxoffice@triskelartscentre.ie or phone us on 021-4272022 during Box Office Opening Hours. We always welcome feedback on our accessibility, particularly if there’s something we can improve.