What to do and see in Western Ireland, Ireland: The Best Concerts & Shows

Pronounced 'Taiv-yark' it means 'ghostly vision - which is formed from two Irish words, 'taibhse' meaning ghost and 'dearcadh' meaning vision. This state-of-the-art theatre is open for business, and is a highly suitable venue for music, drama, film comedy, conferences, seminars, workshops and launches. The auditorium has 148 seats, projection facilities, a cyclorama, lighting rig, a full sound and PA system with great acoustincs sutiable for live music as well as cinematic presentation with full surround sound. The foyer are is perforect for hosting receptions for up to 100 people, while our friendly staff can provide ushering services. There is a full bar and wine licence. Lastly there is an upstairs rehearsal space which is also available for smaller, more intimate events. Box office is open Monday to Friday 10a.m.-5p.m. and on performance days.

Performers who have captivated audiences in extraordinary and groundbreaking productions such as 'Riverdance', 'The Chieftains' and 'Lord of the Dance' have gathered together on ONE STAGE to present an unforgettable entertainment experience in Galway, the City of the Tribes. The music will touch your soul and the dancing will take your breath away. It's a truly remarkable experience suitable for all ages and nationalities.

Dan O’Donoghue is back in Hotel Westport with his all-new 2013 season of Vegas Tales, Incredible Magic and gentle Situation Comedy show. The setting is a comfortable parlour and you are treated like an exclusive member to an exclusive club.Jaw Dropping MagicDan’s magic happens right before your eyes, his sleight of hand and mind tricks are performed with sophisticated humour and spellbinding ch

In the heart of Galway's Latin Quarter, the best up-and-coming acts from Ireland and beyond, every Thursday. Doors 9pm, Show 9:30pm Free Pizza included. Online booking available through EventBrite (See Facebook page!).

53 Pearse St. home to a Ballina Institution, Rouse's Bar since 1946. The premises itself has been a pub since 1865, making it one of the town's oldest bars. It is a family run traditional Irish bar, with an outdoor smoking yard, off-licence & a separate lounge, which can be booked free of charge for private parties. We also have a weekly Traditional Irish Music Session every Saturday from 10pm.

Westport Town Hall Theatre promotes a year-round programme of theatre and arts events catering for all ages. The modern and well-equipped multi-purpose centre caters for amateur and professional drama, musicals, dance, film, children’s events and concerts (traditional, classical and popular). All events serve to nurture the educational and cultural needs of all patrons engaging with the venue.

A very popular night of Storytelling and Improvisation on the third Wednesday of each month in Galway - we are now have residency in The Claddagh Arts Centre, with a partial year programme - please check our page or ring us to confirm dates and our monthly theme. We also perform at festivals year-round. Each month features a new theme. Story styles are 'Moth' true story, improvised, as well as more traditional stories. All content is oral and not read or recited. The hosts also invite members of the audience to tell as part of the evening. Audience members may also email in advance to request a teller spot if they are travelling. For monthly theme update visit us on Facebook

Mise Eire - I am Ireland is a musical journey through Irelands rich culture and history through Irish Music, Song and Dance. The production features a cast of award winning Irish dancers, musicians and singers. It is suitable for all ages and nationalities. The show runs from June to October