Ireland · SHOW
The good shows fill up weeks out and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each one includes and how they differ.
Explore Glendalough, the Wicklow Mountains, a working sheep farm, and medieval Kilkenny on an affordable full-day trip from Dublin.
“Just do it, it’s perfect and absolutely worth the money. Dylan was an amazing guide.”
Review of Dublin’s Irish House Party, with traditional dinner, live music, champion dancing, storytelling, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“The music portion was great. The food was just average and took a bit too much time from start to finish. Nevertheless, I would recommend this for anyone looking for a traditional meal and Celtic music. Very fun”
Review of Dublin’s Belvedere Irish Night, with traditional music, professional dancers, audience participation, a three-course dinner, and practical booking tips.
“Great experience. Dancers and the band were amazing! Had great rhythm and the show was fun!! Chicken main entree was delicious!”
Dublin’s Irish House Party pairs traditional music, step dancing, stories, and optional Irish dinner in an intimate 18th-century townhouse.
“this was lovely, they involved the audience and told stories as well as dancing. it was all around a great experience! dinner was wonderful as well.”
Learn simple Irish dances, enjoy live music, and watch skilled performers at Dublin’s Merchants Arch pub for a lively two-hour cultural show.
“My friends and I did this class on St Patrick’s Day and had a wonderful time. The instructors were amazing!”
Review of Dublin’s Taylors Three Rock Irish Night, with a four-course dinner, music, dancing, costs, seating tips, and transport advice.
“The cab ride was too far and almost as expensive as the show tickets. We got there late. Dessert was still frozen. Salman sauce was cold.”
Enjoy Irish music, stepdancing, humor, and optional dinner at Dublin’s Merry Ploughboy Pub, with a lively show and traditional songs.
“Such a fun night the entertainment was wonderful and the food was delicious. The service was faultless. Getting picked up and being dropped back at your hotel was an extra bonus for a very reasonable cost.”
Cork history, Irish food, live music, and sharp local comedy come together in a lively two-hour dinner theatre show.
“The performers were very good. When they sang it was delightful. The amount of history they covered was a lot! And they were actually very funny. The only thing we found lacking, really, was the food. A bowl of stew? No brown bread or soda bread…? And the dessert was anything but traditional. Overall the night was a lot of fun.”
Pick a coast, a valley or a distillery.
