Great Irish music and dancing in Dublin!

Great Irish music and dancing in Dublin!

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Posted Wed 6 Jun 2018 1:06 PM
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My husband, adult daughter and I are starting a short road trip in Northern Ireland, then Dublin for a couple of nights. We'd love to hear and see some great Irish music and dancing.  Any recommendations where we should go for this in Dublin? There are so many choices and don't know where to start.. Thank you!  Janette 
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Hi Janette, 

It's so exciting that you're planning on following the music during your road-trip around the island! There are indeed a lot of different options to choose from, and you'll find 9 of Dublin's most brilliant trad music pubs in this article

The Arlington Hotel is home to the 'Celtic Nights' dance show 7 days a week, and it's a lovely place to enjoy a traditional Irish dance show. If you'd like to do some dancing yourself, I'd definitely recommend the Irish Dance Party, with amazing musicians and dancers.

Take a look at the 'Traditional Music Concerts' thread, started by Lennart, as well. You'll find some wonderful tips and ideas there too. :)
When are you planning on coming over? You'll find that there are music festivals all year round, like for instance the famous Dublin Tradfest



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hi there
there are many sessions to enjoy
a few hot spots in Dublin 
O'Donoghes Baggot Street

The Villager Chapelizod

Brazen Head

Darky Kellys

Peadar Browns

The Cobblestone, Smithfield

Enjoy!

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Hello, Janette.

I hope you had a wonderful trip to Ireland! Did you bump into any particular venues during your journey? I'm looking forward to hearing from you and if you have any personal suggestions or video you managed to take and you'd love to share with us, that would be awesome!

Have a nice day,

Francesco
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It's a good idea to learn traditional instruments like a bodhran when visiting.

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