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SUMMARY:NO IRISH NEED APPLY?
DESCRIPTION:This new temporary exhibition within EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum asks how the millions of Irish people in England have fared over the past 200 years. Based on landmark economic history research using new big data analysis\, it tracks the wealth\, health\, and living standards of Irish migrants and families of Irish descent\, showing that the Irish were substantially poorer than their English neighbours for generations. \nNo Irish Need Apply? highlights the extraordinary contribution Irish women and men have made to the English economy and wider society through their hard work\, vibrant culture\, and political activism. The exhibition also includes the words and music of Irish migrants in England captured in Philip Donnellan’s 1965 film “The Irishmen”\, in collaboration with the Irish Film Institute. \nThe exhibition has been developed by the Department of Economic History at the London School of Economics & Political Science from research by Professor Neil Cummins and Professor Cormac Ó Gráda (UCD). It has been curated by Dr Christoper Kissane\, Engagement & Impact Lead\, LSE Dept of Economic History.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/no-irish-need-apply/
LOCATION:EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum\, 1 Custom House Quay Dublin\, Dublin
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Exhibition,History,Other Events
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SUMMARY:Do You Come From Gomorrah?
DESCRIPTION:Written by Frank McGuinness \nDirected by Sarah Baxter \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n“Never breathe a word of what I went through there…” \n\n\nDo You Come From Gomorrah? is a world premiere from Frank McGuinness\, one of Ireland’s most celebrated playwrights and will be performed by Ryan Donaldson (Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme\, 2016 and Tartuffe\, 2023). \n‘I recognise my breed\, when I come across the men who look as if they have seen a ghost…’ \nA young man relives his time caged in a reformatory where money and terror shaped him\, his faith\, his sexuality. \n‘I do not like the past. It is not kind to me. It does not belong to me.’ \nHe relives the violence and loyalty that shaped him and the province of Ulster he loves\, yet must leave. \nStark\, unsettling\, in the darkest of nights\, holding on to hope\, who is it that asks “do you come from Gomorrah?” And where is Gomorrah? So near\, so far… \nCommenting on the play\, director Sarah Baxter says ‘I’m excited to be directing the world premiere production of Do You Come From Gomorrah? by Frank McGuinness – it’s always an honour to work on the premiere of a new play and a responsibility I take on joyfully. Ryan Donaldson has a brilliant understanding of Frank’s writing\, and I can’t wait for audiences to see him bring this complex\, beautiful story to life.’ \n\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\nCast: Ryan Donaldson\n\n\nWriter: Frank McGuinness\nDirector: Sarah Baxter\nSet and Costume Design: Alyson Cummins\nLighting Design: Sinéad McKenna\nComposer: Tom Lane\nSound Design: Martha Knight
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/do-you-come-from-gomorrah/
LOCATION:Abbey Theatre\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Drama,Film & Theatre,Theatre
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260425
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260531
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SUMMARY:NCH presents Christy Moore
DESCRIPTION:Christy Moore is set to return to the National Concert Hall for four highly anticipated performances. \nFans can also look forward to an Expanded Edition of his Number 1 album A Terrible Beauty\, which will be released later this year on Claddagh Records. The new edition will include five brand-new tracks\, adding to the original 13-song collection. \nAmong the standout tracks is the single Boy in the Wild\, co-written by Christy and the late Wally Page. The powerful video for the song recently earned top honours at the 2025 Shark Music Video Awards in London\, winning both Best Music Video and Best Direction. \nThe album also includes ‘Black & Amber’\, written by Brian Brannigan of A Lazarus Soul\, who also wrote album track ‘Lemon Sevens’. Elsewhere on A Terrible Beauty\, stories of resilience\, memory\, and social struggle weave together across its tracks\, blending personal reflections with broader societal critiques. From the powerful meditation on conflict and defiance in ‘Sunflowers’\, an ode to Ukraine\, it moves through tributes to historic figures and tragic events\, such as Ann Lovett and Lyra McKee. Songs like ‘The Big Marquee’ and ‘Cumann na Mná’ celebrate The Rebel County and the Ireland Women’s Football Team respectively in Christy’s signature tongue-in-cheek style\, while tracks like ‘Palestine’ and ‘Snowflakes’ call out injustice and hate. Christy Moore’s music resonates powerfully with audiences worldwide\, capturing universal experiences with a rare\, evocative touch. A Terrible Beauty is a striking showcase of his unique ability to bring shared stories to life.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/nch-presents-christy-moore/
LOCATION:National Concert Hall
CATEGORIES:Music,Trad & Folk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260428
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260510
DTSTAMP:20260309T121009Z
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SUMMARY:Sorry You Felt That Way
DESCRIPTION:An award winning domestic thriller about love and the things we wish we didn’t know. \nEmma met Adam in a Tesco at a strange time in her life. After six months of romance and joy she decides to move out of her mouldy box room and into his apartment. Things are looking up for Emma.\nBut on her first night in her new home Adam’s ex-girlfriend is waiting for her in the sitting room and she no longer feels safe. \nFollowing on from a sold out\, award winning run Sorry You Felt That Way returns to Smock Alley Boys’ School. \nWinner of The Fishamble New Writing Award 2024 \n“A must see” – Trinity News\n“A thought piercing piece” – Reviews Hub \nAge Suitability: 16+\nWarnings: Strong language / References to domestic abuse \n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT THE COMPANY\nHarry Butler is a actor and writer from Dublin. He trained at The Lir Academy in Dublin. His first play ‘Changing the Sheets’ played in Dublin\, London and Edinburgh Fringe to critical acclaim. ‘Changing the Sheets’ has recently been translated into Italian in being performed in Naples and Rome in Spring ‘26. \nAnthony Biggs is former Artistic Director of Jermyn Street Theatre in the West End in London as well as The Playground Theatre in London. His work has been performed in the West End and Off Broadway.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/sorry-you-felt-that-way/
LOCATION:Smock Alley Theatre\, 6-7 Exchange Street Lower\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 8\, D08 EH67
CATEGORIES:Drama,Film & Theatre,Theatre
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260511
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SUMMARY:Culture Date With Dublin 8 Festival
DESCRIPTION:The lineup has just been unveiled for this year’s Culture Date with Dublin 8. The annual cultural extravaganza\, celebrating the history\, heritage and contemporary life of Dublin 8\, will take place from May 4th to May 10th.  \nThe programme boasts over 100 specially curated activities\, from walking tours and workshops to concerts\, late-night parties\, theatrical performances\, and much more. This year\, the festival will honour the 300th anniversary of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels with a special series of events. \nThe programme for the festival was officially unveiled at a ceremony in Marsh’s Library and speaking at the launch festival curator Grace McEvoy remarked: \n“It is my honour to launch the programme for this year’s Culture Date with Dublin 8. This year’s theme\, ‘Songlines of the City\,’ reimagines Dublin 8 as a place where the streets\, stories\, and songs reveal the neighborhood’s cultural DNA\, while ‘Gulliver 300’ reimagines Swift’s legacy with bold\, playful events where myth\, literature\, and local stories collide.” \nFlagship Events \nAmong the flagship events\, the Guinness Choir will celebrate its 75th anniversary with a special concert in St. Patrick’s Cathedral on Thursday\, 7th May. The title of the event\, “The City of Our Dreaming\,” comes from a poem commissioned by Paula Meehan to mark the occasion. \nAt the National Stadium on Saturday 9 May\, author and podcaster Donal Fallon hosts In The Ring: Dan Donnelly & Dublin’s Boxing Heroes\, a unique event celebrating the legendary 19th-century bare-knuckle boxer. Blending boxing history with poetry\, music and live performance\, the evening features contributions from Damien Dempsey\, Brian Kerr\, Barry McGovern\, Kelly McLoughlin\, Terry O’Neill\, Niamh Ní Charra and Emmet O’Brien\, followed on Sunday 10 May by a tag-team wrestling and slam poetry event. \nOn Wednesday 6 May\, The First Count: A Night in 1926 takes place at The Fumbally Stables\, hosted by Shite Talk: An Irish History Podcast. This immersive “Reeling in the Years”-style experience brings the first census of the Irish Free State vividly to life through live music\, performance\, food and storytelling in the heart of The Liberties. \nGulliver 300 Celebrations\nThis year marks the 300th anniversary of Gulliver’s Travels\, one of the most influential works of satire in literary history\, written in Dublin by Jonathan Swift. Culture Date with Dublin 8 celebrates this landmark with a series of events exploring Swift’s life\, legacy and enduring relevance. \nHighlights include a keynote lecture by Swift scholar Dr Brendan Twomey at St Patrick’s University Hospital\, examining the themes and cultural impact of Gulliver’s Travels\, followed by a guided walk and rare access to the historic Board Room\, where guests can view a selection of Swift artefacts including his writing desk and death mask. Swift’s Dublin\, a specially curated walking tour\, will trace the writer’s connections to the city\, from St Patrick’s Cathedral to the streets and spaces that shaped his work. \nAcross the district\, St Patrick’s Cathedral will open the Deanery\, where Swift once lived\, for special tours\, while Marsh’s Library will present an exhibition of original copies of Gulliver’s Travels. A range of additional activities will bring the story to life for all ages\, including Swift-themed walking tours\, a hands-on Gulliver’s Swap workshop creating DIY luggage from reclaimed textiles\, a young explorers adventure tour through Dublin 8’s green spaces\, and a Lilliputian Morning Rave featuring DJ Billy Scurry. A special Gulliver 300 collectible postcard\, illustrated by John Rooney\, will also be available during the festival. \nMusic \nOver the course of the festival\, churches\, distilleries and pubs across Dublin 8 will come alive with music\, transforming the neighbourhood into a vibrant\, multi-venue stage. \nThe Church of St Catherine & St James in Donore is set to become a uniquely atmospheric setting for a series of standout performances\, with Tom Dunne\, Fiachna O’Braonáin and Alan Connor performing on Wednesday 6 May\, followed by Phelim Drew bringing his Remembering Ronnie show to the space on Thursday 7 May. On Friday 8 May\, Camille O’Sullivan performs in the stunning surroundings of Christ Church Cathedral. \nElsewhere\, Sofar Sounds Dublin hosts an intimate night at Teeling Whiskey Distillery\, while a dynamic collaboration with BIMM Dublinwill see emerging artists take over venues across the district\, spotlighting the next generation of talent rooted in the area. An Góilín Traditional Singers bring the songs of Dublin 8 to life through a series of outdoor performances woven into a unique walking trail across the neighbourhood\, while St. George’s Brass Band will perform a lively outdoor concert in St Audoen’s Park. \nAlso on the programme\, the Westland Trio Baroque Ensemble presents Between Renaissance and Baroque at St Audoen’s Church\, an evocative concert journeying through medieval to Renaissance music from Ireland and England\, exploring the rich musical heritage of these islands in one of Dublin’s most historic settings. Raidió Rí-Rá presents AIRNEÁN\, an evening of music as Gaeilge bringing together new songwriters and traditional musicians\, offering a platform for some of the most exciting voices in contemporary Irish-language music. \nTalks & Tours \nDiscover Dublin 8 through a series of distinctive tours and talks that reveal the area’s hidden histories and lesser-told stories. Highlights include a special Alternative Tour of Kilmainham Gaol\, offering rare access to parts of the prison not usually open to the public\, and The Lost Prisons of Dublin 8\, a walking tour uncovering the sites of long-forgotten jails across the city. Dublin Decoded leads a Hidden Portobello tour exploring the area’s rich past as “Little Jerusalem” and its connections to literature\, film and migration\, while The National Archives of Ireland presents 1926 Census clinics\, giving audiences the chance to explore this landmark moment in Irish history with expert guidance. \nHistorian Liz Gillis presents a powerful talk at Richmond Barracks on the four Dublin 8 men executed following the 1916 Rising\, while a live edition of the Three Castles Burning podcast with Donal Fallon takes place at The Lord Edward. \nAdditional highlights include a lecture with David Caron at National College of Art and Design exploring the area’s stained glass heritage\, guided tours of Bully’s Acre Cemetery\, and a fascinating OPW talk on the medieval belltower of St Audoen’s Church. At Farmleigh\, visitors can explore both the poetic landscape of the estate through a Seamus Heaney-inspired walking tour and the social legacy of the Guinness Brewery through a talk on its pioneering approach to worker welfare\, amongst many others. \nFringe & Community \nAlongside the main programme\, a vibrant strand of fringe and community-led events brings together grassroots creativity\, local voices and shared experiences across Dublin 8. \nFrom exhibitions and installations to performances\, workshops and gatherings\, the programme reflects the energy of the area at street level. Highlights include a screening of Chats in the Flats at Donore Credit Union\, capturing working-class voices from the community\, alongside exhibitions by Liberties-based artists Duc Van Pham and Valerie Gannon\, offering intimate portraits of people and everyday life in the area. At Tailors’ Hall\, Throwing Shapes Artist in Residence Camilla Hanney presents her ceramic installation A Liberties Feast\, a striking and immersive work rooted in local tradition. \nCreative activity unfolds across the neighbourhood\, with a Dublin 8 art party hosted by Drink and Draw with Alternative Dublin at Drop Dead Twice\, socially engaged projects by NCAD students at Studio 8 in the Irish Museum of Modern Art\, and an exhibition trail by artists Ishmael Claxton\, Jye O’Sullivan and María Baez embedded in local businesses. The Liberties Weavers present a pop-up textile museum at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral\, continuing the area’s rich craft heritage. \nParticipation and connection are central throughout\, from LEGROOM Collective’s immersive theatre and DJ night All My Friends Are in Australia to the Rialto Community Arts Festival launch and open mic\, celebrating emerging voices. Audiences are also invited into La Catedral Studios for a special open studio evening\, while hands-on workshops like Branch Hair Studio’s ‘Studio Parents’ Hair School SOS’ offer practical\, social experiences. \nCommunity-led storytelling and heritage remain at the core of this strand. 1\,000 Waves: Hands of the City\, an interactive art ritual by Unity in the Community\, invites participants to explore belonging through shared stories and collective expression\, while projects from The Liberties Community Project and The Robert Emmet History Group\, and The Tenters Celebrated Heritage Group\, highlight the depth of local knowledge and lived experience. Dublin City Council Culture Company opens up Kilmainham Mill through its Culture Club series\, and events such as The Story of Inchicore and Kilmainham in Seven Landmarks and a creative celebration of the River Camac by Friends of the Camac further connect people to place\, memory and identity. \nTogether\, these events reflect the strength\, creativity and generosity of Dublin 8’s communities\, whose voices continue to shape and sustain the cultural life of the area. \nThe Culture Date with Dublin 8 Festival will take place from Monday 4th May – Sunday 10th May. Many of the events are free or low cost but booking is required. \nThis is just some of the highlights of this year’s programme for full details see culturedatewithdublin8.ie \nCulture Date with Dublin 8 is an initiative led by the Dublin City Council South Central Area and Curator Grace McEvoy in collaboration with our programme partners.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/culture-date-with-dublin-8-festival/
LOCATION:Dublin 8\, Dublin 8\, Leinster\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Family,Film & Theatre,Music
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SUMMARY:Culture Date with Dublin 8 at Dublinia
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating our rich history\, culture and landmarks with tours and workshops as part of the wonderful Culture Date with Dublin 8 festival. \n\n\n\n\nDublinia Exhibition Tours: \nMay 4th\, 6th and 7th each at11:30 am- 12:00pm \nLearn more about the Viking and Medieval age from our knowledgeable tour guides through our incredible museum. In Dublinia\, you get to walk through history with our reconstructions of streets\, houses and quaysides and learn more about our rich history with artefacts. \nViking Knit Weave Workshop: \n9th May 11:00am – 2:00pm \n10th May 11:00am – 2:00pm \nIdeal for beginners\, this workshop invites guests to learn the ancient art of Viking knit weaving in a fun and interactive class. Guided by an expert here in Dublinia\, you will learn to make your own bracelet or keychain to take home! All materials will be provided. \n*Please note that this workshop is not suitable for ages under 16. \nMedieval Walking Tours: \n8th May 11:30am – 12:30pm \nFrom Dublinia\, located in the heart of Viking and Medieval Dublin\, take a guided tour that follows the old Medieval walls of Dublin. Follow along to see how old streets and jobs formed and shaped the streets we see today and learn about the rise and fall of the old\, fortified city.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/culture-date-with-dublin-8-at-dublinia/
LOCATION:Dublinia\, St Michaels Hill Christ Church\, Merchants Quay\, Dublin 8
CATEGORIES:Art,Arts & Culture,Festivals,History
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260505
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260510
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SUMMARY:Shirley Valentine
DESCRIPTION:Treat yourself to an evening of laugher\, triumph\, and a hilarious journey of rediscovery. \nNorma Sheahan\, one of Ireland’s leading dramatic actors\, returns to the Gaiety with her “sell-out performance” of Willy Russell’s effervescent and iconic character SHIRLEY VALENTINE. \nMeet Shirley\, a 45-year-old housewife\, trapped in a dreary marriage and humdrum life. As she prepares her husband’s dinner – egg and chips – Shirley wonders when she lost her hopeful\, youthful self. \nFeeling isolated\, she resorts to full-blown (although somewhat one-sided) conversations with her bestie – her kitchen wall and dreams of excitement beyond her grim role as “St. Joan of the fitted units”. \nSo\, when an unexpected chance to travel to Greece appears\, Shirley takes a leap\, digs deep into her flagging confidence and discovers it’s never too late to reclaim your dreams\, your joy\, and yourself. \nThe production promises laughter\, poignancy\, and an unforgettable evening with one of theatre’s most iconic characters. \nFirst performed in 1986\, this production marks the 40th Anniversary of the play. Its themes of self-discovery\, love\, and freedom continue to resonate powerfully with audiences today. Shirley Valentine has won an Olivier Award for Best Comedy\, a Tony Award for Best Play\, and inspired an Oscar-nominated film. \nThis iconic production directed by Michael Scott starring Norma Sheahan as Shirley\, returns to the Gaiety Theatre following its previous sell-out runs there. \nDirected By Michael Scott Designed By Michael McCaffery \nProduced by CTD:City Theatre Dublin and Mullingar Centre for the Performing Arts
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/shirley-valentine/
LOCATION:Gaiety Theatre
CATEGORIES:Comedy,Film & Theatre,Theatre
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260510
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SUMMARY:James Joyce Centre Walking Tours
DESCRIPTION:Guides from the James Joyce Centre take you through Dublin\, exploring the history of the city and the various locations described by Ireland’s greatest writer\, James Joyce.\n\nThough Joyce lived most of his life outside of Ireland\, Dublin would provide the backdrop for virtually all of his work. On a stroll around the inner city\, our guide will explain the real-life inspiration behind some of Joyce’s most celebrated writing\, demonstrating just how central the streetscape of the ‘Hibernian metropolis’ was to the author’s life and art. The tour visits such stops as Belvedere College\, the Gresham Hotel\, the James Joyce Statue\, Davy Byrnes\, and the National Library.\n\nThis is an excellent and fun introduction to Joyce in a bustling part of the city.\n\nThe James Joyce Centre offers two tours: Introducing Joyce’s Dublin and Footsteps of Leopold Bloom.\n\nEvery Thursday\, Friday & Saturday at 11 am. Duration 2 hours.\n\nAdmission to the James Joyce Centre is included. \nThe James Joyce Centre is supported by the Department of Culture\, Communications and Sport.
URL:https://dublintown.wpenginepowered.com/event/james-joyce-centre-walking-tours/2026-05-07/
LOCATION:The James Joyce Centre
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Tours
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SUMMARY:My Fierce Ignorant Step
DESCRIPTION:Christos Papadopoulos returns to DDF with his latest creation\, My Fierce Ignorant Step\, which connects a vibrant soundscape with intricate movement to illuminate the sheer euphoria of being alive. \nTen dancers listen\, breathe and move as one. Memories\, voices and rhythms accumulate\, pulse and swell until the movement itself begins to feel like an exhilarating song – one that resonates far beyond the stage. \nPapadopoulos’s most personal work to date\, My Fierce Ignorant Step is about beginnings: a youthful lust for life\, fearless belief\, and the sense that everything still lies ahead. It is an attempt to reclaim that state – its strength\, its confidence and its spirit of togetherness. \nCreated after Papadopoulos received the inaugural Rose International Dance Prize\, My Fierce Ignorant Step is buoyant\, open-hearted and deeply human. It celebrates connection and invites audiences to rediscover our courage and the radical power of hope. It reminds us that to feel alive\, together\, is already an act of resistance. \n  \n\nSpecial Thanks To Euripides Laskaridis\, Sotiris Melanos and Filanthi Bougatsou.\nCommissioned and produced by Onassis Stegi. With the support of Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels. Co-producers: Théâtre de la Ville – Paris (France)\, Julidans (The Netherlands)\, Romaeuropa Festival (Italy)\, Theatre D’Orleans / Scène Nationale (France)\, Lac Lugano Arte e Cultura (Switzerland)\, December Dance Concertgebouw Brugge (Belgium)\, One Dance Festival (Bulgaria)\, Festival de Marseille (France)\, I Teatri di Reggio Emilia (Italy). The presentation of the performance is supported by Onassis Stegi Touring Programme.\nChristos Papadopoulos with My Fierce Ignorant Step is nominated for the Fedora Van Cleef & Arpels Dance Prize 2025. With the financial support of the Ministry of Culture.\nA Project by Christos Papadopoulos | The Lion and the Wolf.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/my-fierce-ignorant-step/
LOCATION:Abbey Theatre\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Dance,Film & Theatre
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260511
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SUMMARY:James Joyce Centre Walking Tours
DESCRIPTION:Guides from the James Joyce Centre take you through Dublin\, exploring the history of the city and the various locations described by Ireland’s greatest writer\, James Joyce.\n\nThough Joyce lived most of his life outside of Ireland\, Dublin would provide the backdrop for virtually all of his work. On a stroll around the inner city\, our guide will explain the real-life inspiration behind some of Joyce’s most celebrated writing\, demonstrating just how central the streetscape of the ‘Hibernian metropolis’ was to the author’s life and art. The tour visits such stops as Belvedere College\, the Gresham Hotel\, the James Joyce Statue\, Davy Byrnes\, and the National Library.\n\nThis is an excellent and fun introduction to Joyce in a bustling part of the city.\n\nThe James Joyce Centre offers two tours: Introducing Joyce’s Dublin and Footsteps of Leopold Bloom.\n\nEvery Thursday\, Friday & Saturday at 11 am. Duration 2 hours.\n\nAdmission to the James Joyce Centre is included. \nThe James Joyce Centre is supported by the Department of Culture\, Communications and Sport.
URL:https://dublintown.wpenginepowered.com/event/james-joyce-centre-walking-tours/2026-05-08/
LOCATION:The James Joyce Centre
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Tours
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T020000
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SUMMARY:The Clash Tribute: Pub Quiz + Concert
DESCRIPTION:This event revolves around the legacy and music of The Clash\, structured in two parts \n\n\n\n\nThe Clash Pub Quiz \nA themed trivia night focused on the band and its world — from early punk anthems to deep cuts and lyrical twists. Teams will face rounds that test recall of songs\, lyrics\, band history\, and iconic moments from The Clash’s catalogue. Prizes will be awarded to the highest-scoring teams \nTribute Concert \nAfter the quiz segment\, the atmosphere shifts with a live set from a Clash tribute act. Expect renditions of classic tracks that capture the energy and breadth of The Clash’s influence. The setlist will traverse eras of the band’s output in a show crafted to echo the spirit of their music \nTimetable\n7pm | Door \n8pm | The Clash / Joe Strummer Pub Quiz \n10:30pm | The Clash Tribute Concert \n00:30am | The Clash DJ Afterparty
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/the-clash-tribute-pub-quiz-concert/
LOCATION:Bernard Shaw\, Cross Guns Bridge\, Drumcondra\, Dublin 9\, Dublin\, Leinster\, D09 XW44\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Parties,Rock & Indie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260508T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260606T223000
DTSTAMP:20260409T104928Z
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SUMMARY:The Longest Johns
DESCRIPTION:Chart topping folk group The Longest Johns are known the world over for their rollicking harmonies and raucous energy that are blowing new wind into the sails of traditional sea shanties and work songs. Formed in 2012 across a kitchen table in their native Bristol\, they bonded over a passion for traditional maritime folk music\, interwoven with a wry humour\, a taste for all things digital. and a flair for their own songwriting – ancient meets modern down by the docks.The Longest Johns have now announced a headline Academy\, Dublin show for Friday\, 8th May 2026. \nTickets from €29.00 (inc booking fee & venue facility fee) from Ticketmaster.ie on. Bookings subject to 12.5% service charge per ticket (max €10.50) \nConstant gigging over land and sea\, coupled with a rare command of social media and a string of quality releases saw them build a devoted fanbase at home and abroad. Their breakout moment came in 2021\, when their rendition of ‘Wellerman’ went viral on TikTok\, sparking the ‘Shanty Tok’ craze that became a global resurgence in sea shanty music and saw the band sign to Decca Records. \nThis year\, they have released their tenth album to round up the Pieces of Eight project – an EP a month for eight months culminating in the 24-track compilation. In the next 12 months they’ll continue to take folk music back to its roots by many routes\, playing more than 100 shows across the UK\, Europe\, North America and Australia. \nTheir love of heritage and tradition runs deep – in 2024 they released the fan-funded album Voyage with its companion book of original short stories\, artwork and lyrics. However\, as digital natives and avid gamers\, The Longest Johns were overjoyed to play at the opening of the 2025 Pokémon Europe International Championships where they debuted a new track\, Face the World\, written especially for the event. \nWith a strong digital presence boasting over 500\,000 YouTube subscribers and nearly 700\,000 monthly Spotify listeners\, they’ve also released a 20-track album of sea shanties digitally retooled in Chiptune\, taken part in the annual Jingle Jam hosted by gaming stream The Yogscast\, and share their own video games on YouTube and Twitch @LongestJohnsGaming. \nThe band have toured extensively across the UK\, North America\, and Europe\, as well as Australia and New Zealand. Their many highlights include selling out The Troubadour in LA (where Elton John began his conquest of the USA nearly 20 years before any of The Longest Johns was even born)\, performing at the late Queen’s birthday party at the British Embassy in Paris\, and playing festivals from Glastonbury to Falmouth Sea Shanty Festival. \nThe Longest Johns are Jonathan ‘JD’ Darley\, Andy Yates and Robbie Sattin.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/the-longest-johns/
LOCATION:The Academy\, 57 Middle Abbey Street\, Dublin
CATEGORIES:Music,Trad & Folk
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260512
DTSTAMP:20260119T094144Z
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SUMMARY:James Joyce Centre Walking Tours
DESCRIPTION:Guides from the James Joyce Centre take you through Dublin\, exploring the history of the city and the various locations described by Ireland’s greatest writer\, James Joyce.\n\nThough Joyce lived most of his life outside of Ireland\, Dublin would provide the backdrop for virtually all of his work. On a stroll around the inner city\, our guide will explain the real-life inspiration behind some of Joyce’s most celebrated writing\, demonstrating just how central the streetscape of the ‘Hibernian metropolis’ was to the author’s life and art. The tour visits such stops as Belvedere College\, the Gresham Hotel\, the James Joyce Statue\, Davy Byrnes\, and the National Library.\n\nThis is an excellent and fun introduction to Joyce in a bustling part of the city.\n\nThe James Joyce Centre offers two tours: Introducing Joyce’s Dublin and Footsteps of Leopold Bloom.\n\nEvery Thursday\, Friday & Saturday at 11 am. Duration 2 hours.\n\nAdmission to the James Joyce Centre is included. \nThe James Joyce Centre is supported by the Department of Culture\, Communications and Sport.
URL:https://dublintown.wpenginepowered.com/event/james-joyce-centre-walking-tours/2026-05-09/
LOCATION:The James Joyce Centre
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,Tours
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260509
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260517
DTSTAMP:20260330T100409Z
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SUMMARY:Dublin Dance Festival 2026: Interspaces
DESCRIPTION:Inspiring audiences and artists alike \n\n\nInterspaces is a series of lunchtime talks with diverse choreographic voices and thought leaders from Ireland and abroad\, designed to inspire audiences and artists alike\, and create a meeting space to share ideas and build community. \nTo read more about each event and to book now\, please continue reading below.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/dublin-dance-festival-2026-interspaces/
LOCATION:Abbey Theatre\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Dance,Film & Theatre,Theatre
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T180000
DTSTAMP:20260225T125023Z
CREATED:20260225T125023Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T125023Z
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SUMMARY:Speaking Up\, Stepping In: Asian Communities in Ireland Conference
DESCRIPTION:This conference aims to create a vibrant\, inclusive space for Asian and Irish people. \n\n\n\n\nAsian & Irish Community Connect (AICC) welcomes you to its 1st Annual Conference 2026\, themed “Speaking Up\, Stepping In: Asian Communities in Ireland.” \nThis conference provides a platform to amplify Asian voices\, bridge research\, arts and practice\, inform policy\, and foster solidarity between Asian communities and wider Irish society. Let’s turn shared experiences into meaningful change! \nKey Information \nConference date: Saturday\, 9 May 2026 \nOrgnised by Asian & Irish Community Connect \nHosted by Trinity Centre for Asian Studies \nLocation: Trinity College Dublin \nFormat: In person \nConference Objectives \n\nAmplify Asian voices across social\, cultural\, and political spheres in Ireland.\nExplore identity and belonging among Asian communities and Asian-Irish individuals.\nPromote inclusion and political participation\, highlighting pathways to civic engagement.\nBridge community\, artists\, academics\, and policy perspectives on migration\, integration\, and representation.\nPublish and disseminate research and reflections via conference proceedings.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/speaking-up-stepping-in-asian-communities-in-ireland-conference/
LOCATION:Trinity College\, Dublin 2\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Convention,Culture
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T150000
DTSTAMP:20260428T075959Z
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SUMMARY:Viking Coin Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Join in with the School of Irish Archaeology and learn how to make a Viking coin! Join us for a fun and engaging Viking coin-making workshop\, perfect for families and kids! Dive into the fascinating history of coins\, discover how they’re made\, and unleash your creativity by crafting your very own Viking coins. \nDate: Saturday\, 9th of May\nLocation: Dublinia\nTime: Workshop session times last 30 mins and are running at 11.00am/11.45am/12.30pm/1.45pm/2.30pm/3.15pm \nThis event is suitable for ages 6 – 16 years \nThis is a drop in event with purchase of the general admission ticket
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/viking-coin-making-workshop/
LOCATION:Dublinia\, St Michaels Hill Christ Church\, Merchants Quay\, Dublin 8
CATEGORIES:Arts & Culture,History
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T160000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T210000
DTSTAMP:20260408T123906Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260408T123906Z
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SUMMARY:Shevach – A Praise Party
DESCRIPTION:The first of its kind in Ireland. DJ Sets\, a LIVE band\, pure Gospel music. Dublin\, get ready to dance.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/shevach-a-praise-party/
LOCATION:The Racket Space\, Cross Guns Bridge\, Glasnevin\, Dublin 9\, Leinster\, D09 XW44\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,World
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T230000
DTSTAMP:20260112T092650Z
CREATED:20260112T092650Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260112T092650Z
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SUMMARY:Peter Flanagan - Fresh Prince of Kildare
DESCRIPTION:Irish comedy talent Peter Flanagan brings his brand new show Fresh Prince of Kildare to The Ambassador Theatre\, Dublin on Saturday 9 May 2026.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/peter-flanagan-fresh-prince-of-kildare/
LOCATION:Ambassador Theatre
CATEGORIES:Comedy
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T223000
DTSTAMP:20260319T115454Z
CREATED:20260319T115454Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260319T115454Z
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SUMMARY:Jack Van Cleaf & Clover County
DESCRIPTION:Jack Van Cleaf was still an independent artist when “Rattlesnake” became a viral hit in 2023\, earning praise from songwriters like Noah Kahan (who hand-picked Jack as the opening act on his sold-out Stick Season Tour) and Zach Bryan (who began covering thesong online). For Jack\, it felt like a pivotal moment in a career that had been building since his teenage years. \nJack Van Cleaf now makes his Dualtone Records debut with the sophomore release JVC\, an album that does more than plant its flag halfway between the worlds of indie rock and Gen Z folk. It also asks big questions about home and identity. Years after penning his first song as a high school freshman in San Diego\, he headed east to Nashville\, where he studied songwriting at Belmont University and released his debut album\, Fruit from the Trees\, after graduation. “I met many of my closest friends during my very first week at Belmont\,” says Jack about his formative years in Music City. “All talented artists in their own right\, they went on to help me make my first record everything that it is\, and have remained my most trusted collaborators to this day.” “Rattlesnake\,” with its introspective lyrics and a tmospheric acoustics\, earned him a spot on Spotify’s 2024 Best New Artist list with tastemaker playlist “juniper”. \nWith JVC\, Jack Van Cleaf turns personal experience into something universal: a soundtrack to the year s we all spend in existential free-fall\, trying to find a new sense of gravity after the rules and regulations of youth have faded into the past. \n\n\n 
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/jack-van-cleaf-clover-county/
LOCATION:The Grand Social\, 35 Liffey St. Lower\, Dublin 1\, D01 C3N0
CATEGORIES:Country,Music,Rock & Indie,Trad & Folk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T230000
DTSTAMP:20260119T113811Z
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SUMMARY:The Twilight Sad
DESCRIPTION:“If the world was a better place they would be playing to more people\, and I think they can.” – Robert Smith\, The Cure \nTHE TWILIGHT SAD announce their long-awaited sixth album IT’S THE LONG GOODBYE due out 27th March via Rock Actions Records  \nTHE TWILIGHT SAD today announce their long-awaited sixth album IT’S THE LONG GOODBYE due out 27th March via Rock Actions Records and available to preorder here. Following the album’s lead track “Waiting For The Phone Call”\, released last October\, today the band share the equally epic new single “DESIGNED TO LOSE”. The second track on the album is a beautifully meditative yet muscular reflection on the human condition\, hinged on how we can seem doomed to lose in so many of our endeavours – including our capacity to cope with loss. \nTHE TWILIGHT SAD – DESIGNED TO LOSE \n“It had to contain every element of emotion I was feeling\,” says singer/lyricist James Graham of THE TWILIGHT SAD’s deeply resonant sixth album. On their first record in seven years\, Scotland’s post-punk outfit return with a story to share: a cogent story of loss and personal crisis\, rooted in specific experience yet mounted with a palpable emotional power that feels universal. Set to urgent and guitar-rich arrangements from bandmate Andy MacFarlane\, IT’S THE LONG GOODBYE reflects on James’s mother’s illness\, her subsequent death and his own mental health struggles\, exploring profound human vulnerability with tenderness and tempestuous force. \nThe result is the most personal yet relatable album to date from a band whose portraits of bruised humanity have forged close ties with their audience. As James says\, “In the past I’ve used a lot of metaphors within my lyrics. With this\, there’s not as much. The record is heavily influenced by my mental health\, grief and loss\, and the need to be strong in positions where you’re not feeling it. It’s a very human story\, I think – this is just my version of it. I feel that everybody goes through something like this. Everybody loses somebody. Everybody questions life.” \nBack in 2016\, James and Andy returned from the “pinch yourself” high of a tour with The Cure to find that James’s mother had been diagnosed with early onset frontotemporal dementia. Roughly 80 per cent of the record was written as James wrestled with the contrast between the joys in his life – marriage\, parenthood – and the cruelty of his mother’s decline. In November 2023\, another tour with The Cure was brought to a necessary halt as his mental health deteriorated. “And then my mum passed away in the January afterwards\,” says James. \nThe record was developed over seven years\, with the London-based MacFarlane stockpiling musical ideas during lockdown while exchanging words and sounds with Graham. The Cure’s Robert Smith\, by now a longtime close friend of the band\, provided invaluable input on the demos and guested on the record\, supplying extra guitars on ‘WAITING FOR THE PHONE CALL’\, guitars/“Tron keys” on ‘DEAD FLOWERS’ and six-string bass on ‘BACK TO FOURTEEN’. “Then we had to piece together a band\,” says Andy\, with THE TWILIGHT SAD now centred on him and James after former bandmates were drawn away by life commitments. Sometime Arab Strap player David Jeans and Mogwai live team-member Alex Mackay play drums and bass respectively\, while the album was produced by MacFarlane at Willesden’s Battery Studios – a location rich in cherished Cure history\, notably – with additional production from Andy Savours (My Bloody Valentine) and mixing by Chris Coady (Slowdive). \nThe result is a pinnacle for THE TWILIGHT SAD in a career of tremendous integrity and artistry\, and a record that honours the band’s ability to turn lived experience into fully felt music. “To know that I’m saying things that connect with other people\, that’s such a powerful thing\,” says James. “I want to be a relatable person that talks about things that can happen and give an opportunity for people to go\, well\, you’re not alone. I want people to be able to listen to this record and hear that it comes from a place of raw emotion. The album is an opportunity to share my experience and move forward with my life.” \nThe Twilight Sad will be on tour in the UK and Europe in April and May including a performance at the Roundhouse in London. The band also recently announced news of a second Glasgow Barrowland show in early May. This will be followed by a handful of dates performing as special guests to The Cure in June and July.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/the-twilight-sad/
LOCATION:The Button Factory\, Curved St\, Temple Bar\, Dublin 2
CATEGORIES:Music,Punk,Rock & Indie,Shoegaze
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T230000
DTSTAMP:20260323T093007Z
CREATED:20260323T093007Z
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SUMMARY:The Leon Stax Equation Album Launch Tour!
DESCRIPTION:The Leon Stax Equation launch their brand new album in style in the capital! With support from Foinse.
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/the-leon-stax-equation-album-launch-tour/
LOCATION:The Workmans Club
CATEGORIES:Funk,Jazz,Music,Rock & Indie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260509T233000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20260510T023000
DTSTAMP:20260507T110515Z
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SUMMARY:TWILIGHT RAVE (Dublin)
DESCRIPTION:Bella\, where the hell you been loca? Join us as we celebrate Twilight at the club where every day is Hoa Hoa Hoa season. \n\n\n\n\nStep into the shadows and relive the magic\, mystery\, and eternal romance of Twilight. Get ready for a night of anthems\, nostalgia\, and glittering darkness as we transform the dancefloor into Forks’ most iconic vampire coven. \nDJs will be spinning Twilight soundtracks in full along side Dark pop\, emo\, indie\, and 2000s bangers. \nWhether you’re Team Edward\, Team Jacob\, this is your night to dance like you’ve lived a thousand lives. \nVampire / werewolf dress up is highly encouraged. \nCelebrating your birthday between May 2nd – 16th? Then you get free entry! Drop us an email to hello@throwbackevents.co.uk with the subject ‘Twilight Dublin’ to claim. \nFancy dress is highly encouraged! \nStrictly 18+ \nBring ID
URL:https://www.dublintown.ie/event/twilight-rave-dublin/
LOCATION:The Workmans Club
CATEGORIES:Dance,Electronic & Dance,Music
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