Entertainment in County Limerick
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University Concert Hall
Permanent home of the Irish Chamber Orchestra, with regular concerts from visiting acts, plus opera, drama, comedy and dance.
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Trinity Rooms
Vast club in a 300-year-old waterside building, with hot DJs and a courtyard bar.
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Dolan's
Limerick's best spot for live music promises authentic trad sessions and an unbeatable gig list, as well as cutting-edge stand-ups in two adjoining venues.
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Belltable Arts Centre
The Belltable covers everything in theatre, visual arts, music, film and comedy - you're as likely to catch a classic work as something cutting edge. There's an art gallery too, and the Belltable's annual festival of fringe theatre, Unfringed (January and February), gets better every year.
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South's
Frank McCourt's father knocked 'em back here and the Angela's Ashes connection is played up, including the toilets named Frank and Angela.
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White House Pub
A classic right in the centre, this corner pub has good seating outside (under a rare tree) and a good beer list. On some nights it has live acoustic, on others it helps lead a rebirth of local poetry through readings (www.whitehousepoets.blogspot.com).
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Nancy Blake's
There's sawdust on the floor and peat on the fire in the cosy front bar of this wonderful old pub. Out back is a vast covered drinking zone that often features live music or televised matches.
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Bill Chawke Lounge Bar
There’s trad music every Thursday night and a singalong on Friday nights (or any other night that the pints loosen up the baritones). There’s a beer garden, too.
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White House Pub
A classic right in the centre, this corner pub has outdoor seating (under a rare tree) and a good beer list. On some nights it has live acoustic music, on others it helps lead a rebirth of local poetry through readings (www.whitehousepoets.blogspot.com).
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Locke Bar
Picturesque waterside setting, a maze of rooms and bars and great pub grub.
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