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Published 17:00 21 Jul 2026 BST
Updated 17:00 21 Jul 2026 BST

Country music star Nathan Carter and emerging artist Braden Hull will be playing live this weekend at the Dublin City Council Ceol Country.
The event will take place at Merrion Square Park on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 August, delighting everyone with two days of country music and welcoming the college football weekend.
Carter will open with his headline act on Saturday, followed by other artists such as Robert Mizzell, Jimmy Buckley, Claudia Buckley, Cliona Hagan, Sandy Kelly, Declan Nerney, The Highway Men, Effie O'Neill, Jack Keogh and Clodagh Lawlor.
As for Hull, he will perform on Sunday, showcasing his talent from Nashville's music industry. Other faces, like Clodagh Lawlor, and house bands, The Ryan Turner Band and The Conquerors will culminate the performance.
The event honours the best of Irish and American country culture, bringing together families, music, dances and catchy vibes.
Attendees will also be able to enjoy traditional games and American-themed food and drinks for the full experience.
Tickets will go on sale at 10am on Friday, July 24th, for just €5.
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Lord Mayor of Dublin, Daryl Barron, said: "I am delighted to see 'Dublin City Council Ceol Country' back again. This festival has become very popular and continues to go from strength to strength each year. So grab your Stetson and your boots and head on down to Merrion Square Park to join the fun!"

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