We’re trawling through the country’s event pages so you don’t have to.
There’ll be no more saying “there’s nothing to do” because these great events are certain to keep you satisfied. Start making your plans now because this is going to be a great weekend.
Dub Web Fest, Fri-Sun in Filmbase, Dublin
If you have any interest in movies, storytelling or even the internet then this is the festival for you.
Dublin Web Fest brings together the movers and makers of the digital media and tech worlds to create amazing creative, collaborative opportunities.
Not only that, the festival also has a masterclasses by Irish directors and will be screening Irish and international web series all weekend.
For a full list of events, click here.
Clip via Dub Webfest
These Charming Men, Sat, The Roisín Dubh, Galway
Fans of The Smiths can relive the heyday of Morrissey and company with one of the world’s best tribute bands in Galway this weekend. These Charming Men have been performing for 20 years and are yet to disappoint. You’ll feel like you’re back in Thatcher era Manchester… but in a good way.
Clip via These Charming Men
Dublin Burlesque Festival, Thur-Sun, various venues
If you’re looking for something a little different this weekend then the Dublin Burlesque festival could be the place for you. The burlesque and cabaret scene has been growing and growing in Ireland and this weekend is your chance to get a taste of what it’s all about.
A full list of events is available here.
Delorentos, Sun, Hawkswell Theatre, Sligo
The Meteor Award winning band have returned to form with their latest album, Night Becomes Light, and are set to wow the Sligo audience this Sunday in the Hawkswell Theatre. Concert goers can expect an ambient evening of great music in a terrific setting.
Clip via DelorentosVEVO
Keith Barry, Sun, Glór, Ennis
Keith Barry is back with his new show ‘Out of Control’ and it’s equal part mad and equal part brilliant. We are big fans of Mr Barry here in JOE HQ and the people of Ennis are in for a treat.
Clip via Carton House
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