The Guinness Storehouse are hosting one hell of a party for Paddy’s Day

The Guinness Storehouse hosts the ultimate party with bands, DJs and rugby for the three-day festival.

By Genna Patterson

Have you made your plans for Paddy’s Day yet? If not you might be interested in the host of acts playing at the Guinness Storehouse the weekend of 15-17th of March.

The festival weekend will see an eclectic mix from Irish folk rock group Hermitage Green (who we interviewed here), a silent disco for any dance music loving fans, a lively set by last year’s festival success story Four Men and a Dog, complimentary Guinness and food tastings, and ‘So you think you can Irish dance’ Céilí.

Pictured: Hermitage Green

The music and entertainment will span the seven floors of the most popular tourist attraction in Dublin, so that you can choose your vibe and enjoy yourself to the max. In case you were worried about missing the rugby – all the Six Nations games will be shown on big screens around the building.

And for so many of you lucky people to be named after the great saint himself, anyone called ‘Patrick’, or a variation of this will be entitled to free entrance on St. Paddy’s Day. Can’t do worse than that.

If the bands, food, drink and rugby weren’t enough for you, there’s also the chance to avail of the pint-pulling lessons and enjoying said pint in the Gravity Bar overlooking the city. Who knows, you may be able to see the parade from up there.

Managing Director of the Guinness storehouse, Paul Carty said, “We’re delighted to once again to be providing a superb choice of entertainment during our St. Patrick’s Festival. We hope to entertain the masses with our diverse and colourful line-up while also offering excellent value for money. All entertainment during the festival weekend is included in the usual admission price.”

Tickets start at €14.85 if you book online here.