Dublin · SHOW
The 7 best shows you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Glendalough, the Wicklow Mountains, a working sheep farm, and medieval Kilkenny on a full-day tour from Dublin.
“I loved everything! I just wish there had been more time to explore, it felt a bit rushed.”
Review of Dublin’s Irish House Party, with a Georgian townhouse, three-course dinner, champion musicians, Irish dancing, and practical booking tips.
“The show was amazing. The food not so much. If I had known we were gonna be at the dinner for over two hours before going to the show, I would have just gotten show tickets. My stew had a bunch of fat in it and I barely even eat it and the dessert was dense and dry. I had to eat when I got back to my hotel after the show.”
Enjoy a three-course Irish dinner, live music, singing, and professional dancers at Dublin’s Belvedere Irish Night Show.
“Very pleasant evening. We did it for our last night in Dublin - food was good, but it was the Irish band and dancers that made it really worth going.”
See traditional Irish music, Uilleann pipes, bodhrán, and champion dancing in an intimate Dublin townhouse, with an optional three-course dinner.
“The musicians and dancer were all very talented but I especially enjoyed the educational component, explaining the origins of the songs and instruments and dances and such. I was expecting a hokey tourist show but I was mistaken. Well done!”
Learn Irish dance, enjoy live music, and join a lively two-hour show at Dublin’s Merchant’s Arch for $28 per person.
“Great day! Very fun and entertaining event. Even for those who don’t like to dance so much;) definitely advise to come and join the dance! Only downside- Jim, despite being great singer and entertaining musician, was really hard to understand for me- foreigner.”
Enjoy a four-course Irish dinner, lively folk music, award-winning dancers, and audience fun at Taylors Three Rock in south Dublin.
“The food was decent and the show was good. There are lots of people up and down so you can’t always see the stage but the show moves at a nice pace. I can’t speak to how authentic it was but felt authentic and there were some locals FWIW. Was a nice experience and evening.”
Enjoy Irish songs, stepdancing, humor, and an optional three-course dinner at Dublin’s Merry Ploughboy Pub.
“It was a fun night, music, Irish dancing, the food and staff were amazing. Enjoyed everything”
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