Waterford & Tramore Racecourse
County Waterford
The first European horse-racing event of the year takes place on 1 January at this racecourse, and is one of many race meetings held here throughout the…
Must-see entertainment in Ireland
Temple Bar
A traditional old bar that features local comics on the rise upstairs at the Unhinged Comedy Club on Sundays and Wednesdays, and Irish music downstairs.
Dublin
There are a huge variety of gigs, party nights and movie screenings in this intimate theatre-style venue on the corner of St Stephen's Green.
Grafton Street & St Stephen's Green
Sells tickets to every genre of big- and medium-sized show – but be aware that it charges a 12.5% service charge per ticket.
Temple Bar
The IFI has a couple of screens and shows classics and new art-house films. The complex also has a bar, a cafe and a bookshop.
Counties Meath, Louth, Cavan & Monaghan
This restored 18th-century market hall turned arts venue hosts exhibitions, concerts and drama productions.
Cork City
Contemporary and experimental works are staged here by the UCC drama group and visiting companies.
Football Association of Ireland
Dublin
The governing body for Irish football (soccer). Check the website for fixtures and to buy tickets.
Counties Meath, Louth, Cavan & Monaghan
Drama, music, comedy, film and visual art take to the stage at Drogheda's lively arts centre.
Cork City
A community-based theatre that stages thought-provoking drama and new works.
County Tipperary
Has a varied program of art exhibitions, plays and music.
Shelbourne Park Greyhound Stadium
Dublin
Greyhound racing's reputation has been seriously sullied due to revelations about the mistreatment of dogs, but the sport's aficionados can eat, bet and…
Friars' Gate Theatre & Arts Centre
County Limerick
Hosts art exhibitions and has a fine little theatre for plays and music events.
