Roads Near Cork Airport to Close on Friday for Brad Pitt Film Shoot
Roads near Cork Airport will close Friday afternoon as Brad Pitt film 'One For All' shoots scenes between Lios Cross and Pouladuff Road, 2pm to 6pm.
A section of road near Cork Airport will close to traffic on Friday afternoon as scenes are filmed for the upcoming Brad Pitt drama 'One For All'.
A letter sent to local residents by Dublin-based production company Zadelle Films DAC has confirmed that the L2455, on the stretch between Lios Cross and Pouladuff Road, will be closed for filming on Friday, 1 May 2026, from approximately 2pm to 6pm. Traffic diversions will be in place for the duration.
In the letter, the production company sets out the filming plans and asks for cooperation from those living and working in the area.
Eoin Holohan, Location Manager, Zadelle Films:
"During the filming period this section of road will have a temporary closure, and traffic diversions will be in place."
The letter goes on to confirm that resident access will be preserved, although some disruption is expected.
Eoin Holohan, Location Manager, Zadelle Films:
"Access for local residents will be maintained, but delays may be experienced."
Eoin Holohan, Location Manager, Zadelle Films:
"We depend on the patience and good will of local residents at all our filming locations."
'One For All' is an upcoming drama directed by Edward Berger and based on Tim Winton's 1994 novel 'The Riders'. The film follows Fred Scully, played by Pitt, who buys an old farmhouse in rural Ireland after travelling through Europe for two years. The story then sees Scully arrive at an Irish airport to collect his partner Jennifer and their daughter Billie, only to find Jennifer missing.
The production has been filming at multiple locations across Ireland, with further scenes expected in Wicklow and Kerry. Brad Pitt was previously seen on the production in Dublin, including at Bulloch Harbour. There has also been speculation that the old terminal building at Cork Airport may feature in the shoot.
It is not currently confirmed whether Brad Pitt himself will be on set in Cork on Friday.
Motorists are advised to plan around the closure and to follow the signed diversions during filming hours.