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UPCOMING EVENTS BOOK HERE Music Thursday, 2nd July 8pm The New Indians is a live production show featuring a full live band, bringing you back to the golden era of the Irish showbands. Enjoy all the t
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Music
Thursday, 2nd July 8pm
The New Indians is a live production show featuring a full live band, bringing you back to the golden era of the Irish showbands. Enjoy all the timeless hits of The Indians Showband, along with favourites from Dickie Rock, Red Hurley, and Joe Dolan — music made for waltzing, foxtrotting, and dancing the night away on the ballroom floor. Read more…
Tickets: €25
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Music
Friday, 3rd July 8pm
Visions of Floyd delivers the ultimate Pink Floyd tribute, performing a carefully curated selection of the band’s most iconic songs with the scale, emotion, and psychedelic atmosphere that defined a legendary catalogue. Read more…
Tickets: €33
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Theatre
Saturday, 4th July 8pm
Written and performed by Eoghan Burke, with Vincent Moran and music by Christophe Capewell
From the Plains: The Story of John Devoy is a compelling theatrical production exploring the life of one of Ireland’s most significant revolutionaries. Born in Kildare, Devoy played a major role in the fight for Irish freedom, becoming a key figure in Irish nationalism at home and abroad.
Tickets: €15
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Wrestling, Family Show
Sunday, 5th July 3pm
Tickets: €16.50
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Comedy Theatre
Friday, 10th July 7pm
A spanking new solo comedy show bursting with razor sharp impressions, sketches and absurd imaginings from the co-creator of Après Match.
Cooper’s first live solo show takes on the heady subjects of the world around us now, then, and in the future, and draws no obvious conclusions! Covering topics like what’s happening? Why is it happening? Where did it all go wrong? And who cares?
Featuring skits from the world of TV, “Journalism”, Politics, The Arts, Entertainment and Sport. Expect a dizzying mix of various personalities in this unmissable show.
Tickets: €22.50
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Music
Saturday, 11th July 8pm
The mighty Revolver is 60 years old. The Classic Beatles take on their biggest artistic challenge yet tackling everything from Taxman to the monumental Tomorrow Never Knows.
For those of you who have seen one of the Classic Beatles’ previous tours (The Number 1s 2023, Magical Mystery Tour 2024 or The 1965 Tour 2025) will know a great night’s entertainment is in store. This year join them in celebrating their favourite album Revolver & More.
Tickets: €30
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Theatre
Saturday, 18th July 8pm
Directed by Eilish Rafferty, starring Maeve O’Donovan as Lucy.
This is the story of Lucy Barton, who wakes up after an operation in a New York hospital to find her estranged mother at the foot of her bed. During this unexpected visit, Lucy tries to come to an understanding of her past, the complicated and complex love between herself and her mother and how much she has gained and lost to become a writer. Read more…
Tickets: €18/€16
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Music
Sunday, 26th July 8pm
Ireland’s First Lady of Country Music, Susan McCann, is set to embark on a very special celebration tour, A Life in Music – Celebrating 50 Years, honouring an extraordinary career that has spanned five decades at the very top of Irish and international country music. This landmark tour offers fans a rare opportunity to experience the country legend live in concert with her full show, performing the songs and stories that have defined an unparalleled journey in music. Read more…
Tickets: €30
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Music
Thursday, 30th July 8pm
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