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The 25 best gigs & clubs in Dublin city this week

Tuesday August 1

tues

  • Ruby Sessions @ Doyle’s (€6, 9pm)
    New music showcase with Ailbhe Reddy,  Rosi Lalor, Kieran Mulvihill

Wednesday August 2


wed


Thursday August 3

thursday



Friday August 4

friday

Festivals


Saturday August 5

saturday

Festivals
  • The Beatyard @ Dun Laoghaire Harbour (€59. €89)
    Mark Ronson, Romare, Rusangano, Larry Heard, Lumo Club, Singalong Social, EMBRZ and more
  • Castlepalooza @ Charleville Castle (day ticket €59 and up)
    Stage times.  Daithí, Le Boom, Wastefellow, Waze & Odyssey and more
  • Indiependence @ Mitchelstown, Cork (Sold out)
    Stage times. The Coronas, Dagny, All Tvvins, Talos, Lyra and more.


Sunday August 6

sun

Festivals
  • The Beatyard @ Dun Laoghaire Harbour (€59. €89)
    AIR, Morcheeba, Soulé, Mango, Bantum, Kila, Katie Kim…
  • Castlepalooza @ Charleville Castle (day ticket €59 and up)
    Stage times.  Le Galaxie, Shit Robot, Lumo Club, David Kitt, Cinema and more.
  • Indiependence @ Mitchelstown, Cork (Sold out)
    Stage times. Manics, Wild Beasts, Le Boom, Barq, Brian Deady..


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