What’s On this Week – The Undertones, Faces and Places, Red Hurley Spiritual Concert & Taylor Swift

The Undertones celebrate having the No.1 Irish Song of all time at Dolans this Friday 28. Their 1978 single ‘Teenage Kicks’ topped a poll published in The Irish Independent earlier this month.

THURSDAY 27

Blas International Summer School of Irish Traditional Music and Dance – Irish World Academy of Music & Dance, UL.  Drawing students from all over the world to spend two weeks gaining access to the expertise of some of Ireland’s finest musicians and dancers.

The Prophets – The Old Quarter

Storytime for young Children – Watch House Cross Library

Traditional Irish Music – Katie Dalys Pub

FRIDAY 28

Josh Okeefe – Dolans. Guitar-and-harmonica-playing singer-songwriter, whose journey reflects a nomadic life steeped in music

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The Undertones – Dolans. The Undertones formed in Derry, 1976.  recording John O’Neill’s ‘Teenage Kicks’ in 1978, a record that became a favourite of John Peel. Over the next four years they released more pop gems like `Get Over You’, ‘Here Comes The Summer’, ‘Jimmy Jimmy’, ‘You’ve Got My Number (Why Don’t You Use It!)’, ‘Wednesday Week’, ‘My Perfect Cousin’ & ‘It’s Going To Happen!’.

Taylor Swift

Candlelight Concert: A Tribute to Taylor Swift – Saint Mary’s Cathedral. Featuring Swifty favourites Lavender Haze, I Knew You Were Trouble, Shake It Off & You Belong With Me.

Domino Lite – Blue Bar, Punches Cross

SATURDAY 29

Tradstone – The Old Quarter

Art & Craft Popup – 19 Nicholas Street  All the work is by local artists and Crafters.

Mary Byrne: Check Me Out – University Concert Hall. Fresh from her successful Irish and UK tour of Menopause, The Musical 2, Mary Byrne returns to her roots to share her incredible story in her own words, live on-stage. Mary Byrne – Check Me Out is a deeply moving and intensely honest portrayal of Mary’s life, from her humble beginnings at the checkout counter to her unforgettable journey on X Factor. In this world premiere production, Mary takes the audience on a nostalgic ride, filled with music, humour and heartfelt moments.

The Stunning / Frank And Walters – Live at the Castle, King John’s Castle

The Roadrunners – Blue Bar, Punches Cross

Red Hurley Spiritual Concert – Redemptorist Catholic Church. In aid of Clare’s Wish Foundation

Drink & Draw: Starry Night Over Limerick – The Wickham  Art party in Limerick city centre.

Favourite Worst Nightmare: A Tribute to the Arctic Monkeys – Dolans Warehouse.  Tribute band playing songs from all of their seven studio albums & more

After Show Party – Dolans Upper Deck – DJ playing alternative/disco/lost classics on Dolans Terrace til late after the live shows

SUNDAY 30

Seoda Shows Summer Party Dolans – Quality lineup of up and coming bands Cardinals, Radio Free Alice (Aus), Theatre and Pixie Cut Rhythm Orchestra 

Art & Craft Popup – 19 Nicholas Street

Eamon Hehir & Band – Blue Bar, Punches Cross

MONDAY 1

Cantabella Children’s Chorus – Holy Trinity Abbey Church, Adare. Cantabella Children’s Chorus will showcase a concert of beautiful choral music from Europe and the USA throughout the ages.

TUESDAY 2

Cúpla Focal – Mother Macs Public House.  A celebration of the Irish language and culture  in Peggy’s Whiskey Parlour.

Children’s Movie Afternoon – Watch House Cross Library

Faces and Places – The People’s Museum of Limerick. Faces and Places, a visual Art Exhibition by Jim Furlong and Barry Lemasney.

Lunchtime Concert – St. Mary’s Cathedral

Concert with Southern Cape Children’s Choir – 1.15pm.

WEDNESDAY 3

Paul Weller – Live at the Castle, King John’s Castle

Faces and Places – The People’s Museum of Limerick. Faces and Places, a visual Art Exhibition by Jim Furlong and Barry Lemasney.

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