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Dublin is a paradise if you want to check out local Dublin Music or foreign acts performing there. U2 live in the suburb-Dalkey. Enya also lives in that area. The Corrs have also played in many there. They are from Dundalk. There is so much to do and see in Dublin. Temple Bar
Traditional Irish Music
One of my favourites is Eamonn Dorans. It is located in Temple Bar in Dublin and is a good place to catch live music at nights or listen to alternative / rock music during the day. Eamonn Doran's Concerts Most concerts are at the Point Depot. Some are also performed at Crowe Park Sports Stadium. In the summer there are many outdoor concerts and are performed in various locations like Marley Park. Vicar Street opened in 1998 pledging and is a mid-sized venue for Dublin. Past acts include: John Cale, Marianne Faithfull, Ian Dury and the Blockheads, Lloyd Cole, Donovan, Dave Brubeck, Billy Bragg and Giles Peterson. Vicar Street (Mid
Seized Venue) The Point
National Concert Hall
Ireland's National Concert Hall Homepage: Gaiety Theatre The Gaiety Theatre is a theatre on South King Street in Dublin, Ireland, off of Grafton Street and close to St. Stephen's Green. It specialises in operatic and musical productions, with occasional dramatic shows. It is well known for its annual pantomime every Christmas. Whelan's
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It has lots of artists from around the world.
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cool music scene.
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Temple
Bar is the cultural capital of Dublin and located in the heart of Dublin City,
about 5 to 10 minute walk from O'Connell Bridge. Temple Bar is a great area to
see bands, dining (restaurants and cafes), shopping, galleries and late
night bars and traditional Irish pubs and more. It has something to suit every
style and taste. Visit the Temple Bar Information Centre on 12 East Essex Street
for information on where to go and what to do to ensure your stay is as
comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
Traditional
Irish music is what lots of tourists want to hear when they visit Dublin.
Traditional Irish music can be found in many pubs in the city centre and the
older style will be marketed more to tourists. Irish traditional music sessions
are mostly informal gatherings at which people play Irish traditional music. The
general session scheme is that someone starts a tune and those who know it join
in. Good session etiquette requires not playing/singing if one does not know the
tune and waiting until a tune one knows comes along.
Point
Theatre is located on the north quay of Dublin's River Liffey. The Point has a
capacity of up to 8,500 people in a wide variety of seating configurations. It
is the indoor venue of choice for all major national and international acts. The
Point was an old train depot which was converted into a large international
venue and opened in 1988. It has played host to performances by many of the
worlds premier entertainers.
The
National Concert Hall is located in Dublin's city centre. Since it's opening in
1981, the Hall has established itself as Ireland's premier centre for the
performance of live music. With weekly performances by resident orchestra, the
