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Jazz singer Stella Bass returns this evening to Jazz at Johnstown. Joining her are Johnny Taylor on piano, Barry Donohoe on double bass and Dominic Mullan on drums. Giving the run of top-notch jazz gigs at the venue in recent years, Johnstown Castle can rightfully claim to be the jazz capital of Wexford.Comedian Neil Delamere is at Gorey Little Theatre this evening. A regular visitor to these parts he is one of the best on the circuit. Poet Stephen James Smith has declared The Mysterious Case of Kitsy Rainey at Wexford Arts Centre this Saturday to be his pick of the weekend. It stars the wonderful Mikel Murfi. 'The Laughing At The Crossroads Festival' brings an over-generous helping of comedy and music to Enniscorthy tomorrow evening. Totally free. Loadsa live music happenings all over the place this evening, the trad gig at Colfers, Carrig on Bannow probably being the pick of the bunch. Or maybe Alfie Hudson Taylor at The Crown Live. Although The Dream of Horses at Frank's Place looks promising. Stella Bass at Johnstown Castle? The venue alone is a draw and the lady herself is always a big hit with jazz lovers. As for the kids, they will be arts centre bound for a multi-band evening of Dystopia. Maybe play it safe and head to Mary's Bar for a quiet pint and an evening of traditional ballad singing. See listings below. Pianist and répétiteur Rebecca Warren's featured artiste at the most recent of her salon gigs at Green Acres Gallery was mezzo-soprano Sarah Luttrell. Last Saturday's lunchtime gig was so so good with the programme presenting a nice mix of Opera favs and Irish airs. I have never before heard Ag Críost an síol done outside of a religious setting. Believe me when I say that as Sarah deep-intoned the final words, 'I bParthas na ngrás go rabhaimid', I was ready to drop to my knees in joyous exultation. With support group Credo unavailable, violinist James Warren added a little sparkle to proceedings. There were some brilliant gigs in Wexford last weekend, one of which was that at Wexford Arts Centre featuring Cuban guitarists Ahmed Dickinson Cardenas and Eduardo Martin. Calling themselves The Bridge, the music these lads perform is close to a religious experience. Some acts dazzle you with their virtuosity; some pull out all the stops to entertain. Ahmed and Eduardo quietly go about the business of not just playing the notes but in taking the listener on a journey to the heart and soul of the music. In the words of Martin Hayes, 'Sometimes we have to listen past the surface sound … and seek the emotional feeling and intent.' For the master craftsman, this means 'You must know the rules before you break them.' The audience at WAC witnessed a most harmonious sundering of the rules! Great reports from the feast of home-grown theatrical talent on offer at the Page to Stage Festival. Stephen James Smith's featured poet at Thursday's So Say So at Wexford Arts Centre was Nigerian/Irish artist Samuel Yakura with accompanying music by Basciville. The open mic second half was wild with audience members invited onstage to spill out the just-hatched creations of their fevered and word-scrambled cranial imaginings. All works included the following words: giraffe, horse chestnut, orange, jazz, see-saw. Books by Wexford-based authors ... Red Books Press has issued a revised copy of Cllr Fionntán O Suilleabhain's book Towards the Mountains of Liberty: 1798. Available at its stores in Wexford and Gorey. Displaced Cavan man, Kevin McDermott, recently launched his new book A Legacy of Memories at Wexford Book Centre. He had the hand worn of him signing copies of the book at the recent Cavan launch. Who says Cavan people are 'mane'! If you know Kevin, you don't need me to tell you that he a talented lad - musician, storyteller, comic, poet and actor. 'Time of the Corncrake' is the title of his autobiography written in 2004. A few years back he released an album entitled 'Musical Gems from a Button Box'. Volume 5 of Fascinating Wexford History by Des Kiely is now available at The Book Centre, Wexford. Talented writer, photographer, researcher and all-round nice guy is Des. The Folklore of Wexford by Michael Fortune is probably no longer available in all good Wexford book stores given how quickly it was snapped up. Aileen Lambert's new songbook ‘O Were I at the Moss House’ is now available. It costs €12 and is available at Aileenlambert.com. There were some excellent poetry books by Wexford posts in the past year including the bi-lingual Púcaíocht by Mary O'Brien and Our House, Delirious by Margaret Galvin, along with books by John Cooney and Wexford Women Writing Undercover editor Deirdre McGarry. There are still a few copies of the Álanna Hammel edited Wexford Bohemian Issue #5 available from Red Books. Mick Carty has just launched "Sportsman Mick: A Lifetime in Local Sports" and it is available at Red Books. Gorey girl Éire Ní Fhaoláin's new leabhar filíochta is available from The Book Café, Gorey. For traditional music lovers, New Songs From Old Stories - New Piping Pieces & Ballad Airs by Sandie Purcell (book and cd). It consists of newly composed airs with the piping pieces performed by our own Mark Redmond, and the songs by some of our top singers. Available from Na Píobairí Uilleann. The best broadcasts from the last five years of RTE Radio 1’s Sunday Miscellany have been collected and published in a single volume by New Island, including writers like Joseph O'Connor, Louise Kennedy, Marina Carr, Donal Ryan, Manchán Magan, Lisa McInerney and, from Wexford, Colm Tóibín, John Banville and Tom Mooney among others. It was nominated for an Irish Book Award and recently won TheJournal.ie Best Irish Published Book of the Year. Agus Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann ag teacht i Samhradh 2024, it's good to see South East Radio getting in the spirit le clár dátheangach cheoil traidisiúnta, a bilingual trad music show, entitled ‘The Heather Blazing’. The presenter is Senan Lillis from Cooraclare, a man with a great knowledge of traditional music and song, a long paid-up member of the County Wexford Traditional Singers. The show goes out Sundays (7pm to 8.30pm). Pity the station does not make the programme available in its online archives. Conradh na Gaeilge Guaire meets up 10.30am Wednesdays and Saturdays in Ashdown Park Hotel, Gorey. Agus maidir le C na G i mbaile Loch Garman, they meet Wednesdays at 11am in Harpur Eleven on Peter's Street (with another group meeting 12 noon directly after at nearby Red Books) agus beidh an ciorcal comhrá gach Céadaoin 8-9.30pm i High Meadows Community Hub, Clonard, Loch Garman Y35 CXC6. Cruinníonn grúpa eile i sráidbhaile Droichead an Chaisleáin (Café an Mhuilinn) 10.30 ar maidin dé hAoine. Bíonn slua eile cruinnithe le chéile i gCill Téile / Kiltealy - The Thatch, 8pm an Aoine dheireadh de gach mí. Bíonn ciorcal comhrá i Leabharlann Ros Mhic Thriúin on the first and third Wednesday of every month at 2pm. Couch to Comhrá in 6 Weeks is an Irish language challenge from Gaelteanga (www.gaelteanga.com) that seeks to encourage people to take up the learning of Irish again. This interactive online course costs €10. Art
Creative Hub off North Main Street, Wexford houses some of our top artists and craftspeople. Includes The Makers House (full of fab Wexford arts and crafts).
The Artbank Gallery, Bunclody is a wild and wonderful place leaking colour at every corner. Weekends the gallery exhibits outside around the Church of the Most Holy Trinity.
Green Acres Gallery, Trimmers Lane, Wexford.
Wexford Arts Centre, Cornmarket, Wexford.
Big Barn Art & Antiques, Mayglass (Eircode Y35 VH05). BBA&A is well worth a visit in its own right with its beautiful grounds, sculpture and antiques. Open every Saturday & Sunday 12-5pm and midweek by appointment.
Pigyard Gallery, Wexford.
Presentation Arts Centre, Enniscorthy
Rosslare Gallery, Rosslare.
The Gaslamp Gallery, Gorey has a good selection of local, national and international artists.
Cockleshell Art Room Duncannon open Sundays 11am-5pm.
Wexford Co Co HQ. Have a look at the Wexford County Council art collection online Other Arts/Culture Listings
Keep an eye on the following sites for happenings at Wexford's top tourist destinations and events at the county's main venues.
www.wexfordartscentre.ie
www.nationaloperahouse.ie
www.visitwexford.ie
Lantern Presents
www.wexlive.com
LoveGorey.ie
Gorey Events Guide
Slaney News
Wexford's Storytelling Houses Always something happening at Wexford's libraries. Gorey Library events Event Listings
Residencies/regular week-to-week gigs:
Jaspers Restaurant, Monck St, Wexford - Sharon Clancy/Amy Penston with Terry Byrne on keys - Thursdays at 8pm
T. Morris, Monck St, Wexford has live acoustic music every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday (9.30pm), and a weekly Sunday Session (6pm). Mondays as well in Summer.
Maggie May's Pub, also on Monck St, has live music weekends, including an early folk/trad session Sundays.
Centenary Stores, Charlotte St, Wexford - live acoustic music Friday nights and a classy brunch-time trad session Sundays (12.30pm). Summer and busy weekends during the year there may be live music early afternoon Saturdays.
Bugler Doyle's, South Main St, Wexford - music midweek and weekends.
The Sky & The Ground, South Main St, Wexford - trad session Wednesdays; monthly Song Room session with Basciville and guests Sundays (6.30pm); occasional visiting acts.
The John Barry, The Quays, Wexford - weekend acoustic music.
Casey's of Wexford, Wygram, Wexford has live music pretty much every night of the week (early and late) including trad/folk on Thursdays (8pm) and both early and late weekend gigs. Occasional visits by musicians from the USA.
Paddy Blues, Gorey - live music weekends
Katie Daly's Bar & Restaurant, Gorey has 'Live Friday' gigs and acoustic music on Mondays.
French's Pub, Gorey - good for a session.
Stamp’s Bar, Ennscorthy has trad sessions on Friday evenings.
The John Barry, Paul Quay, Wexford – ballads/trad from 8.30pm Tuesdays and Thursdays, acoustic music Saturday and Sunday nights.
Colfer's, Carrig on Bannow. Live music every weekend.
Camross Hall - dancing the first Friday of every month.
Carrig on Bannow Community Hall - social dancing Friday nights.
The Porterhouse, Castlebridge - live music weekends
Jordan's Pub, Ballindaggin - live music weekends
Quigleys of Kilmore - live music weekends
Coast Hotel, Rosslare Strand - live music Mondays (trad/folk) and Thursdays-Sundays
The CoalBunker Bar, Ballykelly (Rosslare Road) – live music Fridays
Most of the hotels have live music in their lounges at weekends. Latest listings:
April 19 (8pm) Stella Bass & Trio, Johnstown Castle, Wexford. Making a welcome return to Jazz at Johnstown is jazz singer Stella Bass accompanied by a trio of exceptional musicians: Johnny Taylor on piano, Barry Donohoe on double bass and Dominic Mullan on drums.
April 19 (8pm) Dystopia - a night of eclectic music, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. Featuring The Woods, The Outland People's Project, Rhizomatic, Jessie Ryan, Daniel Balliul and Cameron Allen. Tickets €10.
April 19 (8pm) County Wexford Traditional Singers monthly night of singing, Mary's Bar, John's Gate St, Wexford.
April 19 'Neil By Mouth' Neil Delamere (comedy), Gorey Little Theatre, Gorey.
April 19 (8.30pm) The Dream of Horses, Frank's Place, North Main St, Wexford.
April 19 (8.30pm) Diarmuid Ó Meachair (Ceoltóir Óg TG4 2022) with James Cullinan (fiddle) and Brian McGrath (piano, banjo, mandolin), Colfer's Pub, Carrig on Bannow, Co Wexford. Tel 089 2770659.
April 19 Alfie Hudson Taylor, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford. One half of the brilliant Hudson Taylor group.
April 19 (9.30pm) Jack Keogh, IFA Centre, Enniscorthy. Dance the night away to country music's latest star. Organised by Wexford Macra. Adm €10.
April 20, 21 (nightly 7.30pm) Kiltra School of Music Concerts, National Opera House, Wexford
April 20 (8pm) The Mysterious Case of Kitsy Rainey starring Mikel Murfi, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. Tickets
April 20 (8pm) "The Laughing At The Crossroads Festival": A Night of Comedy & Music, Bellefield GAA Complex, Enniscorthy. Presented by Scorthy Smiles Comedy Association. They promise us a live wedding band, seven comedians and a comedy sketch. And it's FREE.
April 20 Run to the Beast: Iron Maiden Tribute, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford.
April 23 (7pm) In Conversation with author Maria O'Rourke, New Ross Library, New Ross. Maria O'Rourke chats with author Tina Callaghan on the connections with Wexford in Maria's historical novel Defying the Curse, and on Maria's writing in general.
April 23, 24 (nightly 8pm) Bridgetown College presents the show Legally Blonde JR, National Opera House, Wexford.
April 25 (10am-2pm) Pegasus, The Clothes Horse, National Opera House, Wexford. 'This new play by Wexford-based Alison Ní Mháirtín, brims with wonder and play. Irish language, music and mythology combine with puppetry, opera and some very silly socks to create an epic journey from a young girl’s own house to the National Opera House. Suitable for young people aged 7-10.' School Shows: Thursday, 25 & Friday, 26 April at 10AM & 12PM and 'Two Relaxed Public Performances on Saturday, April 27 at 11am and 2pm'.
April 25 (11am) Ukrainian Poetry Morning, Wexford town library, Mallin St, Wexford. Ukrainian poems read in Ukrainian and English. There will also be a song performance.
April 25 (7.30pm) Poetry Day Ireland: 'Be a good sport', Red Books, Peter's Square, Wexford.
April 25, 26 (nightly 8pm) A night of stories, poetry and drama presented by Raven Theatre, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. With poets/storytellers A.M. Cousins, Ben Mac Coillte and Éire Ní Fhaoláin. Plus a one-act piece by Deirdre Kinehan’s starring Brigid Scully and Paul Tobin.
April 25 (8.15pm) "The Laughing At The Crossroads Festival": Kevin Gildea, Bailey Café Bar, Enniscorthy. The country's funniest former book shop owner. Presented by Scorthy Smiles Comedy Association. Adm €12 + fee.
April 26 (8pm) Casey Black with support Mick Egan, Macken's Pub (upstairs), The Bullring, Wexford. Max audience 40! Adm €15.
April 27 (8pm) The Purple and Bold Comedy Club, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. Featuring Dubliner Joe Dowlin (aka Joeirish). MC is Blayne Hosey. Support from Patser Murray. Tickets €15.
April 27 (8pm) McCartney: All the Best. The world’s greatest tribute to Paul McCartney, Gorey Little Theatre, Gorey.
April 28 (2-6pm) Craobh Loch Garman CCÉ hosts a “branch swap” with Craobh Seán Treacy CCÉ in Bree Hall, Bree, Co Wexford.
April 28 (3pm) Mikkel Ploug Trio, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. With Jeppe Skovbakke on double bass and Sean Carpio on drums, the threesome have often toured and recorded with musicians such as Mark Turner and Loren Stillman. Mikkel's album “Faroe” was selected for the category “Best Instrumental Jazz Album” in the 2018 Grammy Awards. Tickets €18/16. https://wexfordartscentre.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873642539
April 28 (4pm) Jenny Räisänen (singer and keyboards), violinist Eilidh Pope and guitarist-bassist Juhani Konttinen, Casey's Bar, Wygram, Wexford.
April 29 - May 4 Wexford Light Opera Society presents The Phantom of the Opera, National Opera House, Wexford. Sold out!!
April 29 (7.30pm) The Wake by Tom Murphy presented by Bridge Drama, National Opera House, Wexford.
May 3-6 Rockin' Food & Fruit Festival, Enniscorthy. https://www.rockinfoodfestival.ie
May 3 Danny Byrne Band, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford.
May 3 7pm) Kevin Lawlor Band, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. Celebrating UNESCO International Jazz Day. Kevin on drums is joined by pianist Luke Howard, Wexford guitarist Chris Colloton and German bass player Florian Kockott. Tickets €15/13. Tel 053 9123764.
May 5 (7.30pm) Summer Proms with Wexford Sinfonia, National Opera House, Wexford. Conducted by Liam Bates. Tickets €30 + fees.
May 5, 6 Out Of Order by Ray Cooney presented by Ballycogley Players. Sold out!
May 5 (8pm) Jerry Foucault, Colfer's Pub, Carrig on Bannow, Co Wexford. Tickets €20. 'Songwriting brilliance.' Mojo
May 5 (8.15pm) Joe Rooney + guests, Jack Rabbit Comedy Club, Bunclody. Adm €12.
May 8 (7.30pm) Kilrane Rosslare Harbour Resource Centre Concert, St Patrick's Church, Rosslare Harbour, Co Wexford. With Bride Street Folk Group, Chordiality Choir, KRH Tops Group, George Lawlor, Sharon and Vicky Clancy Barron. Adm €10. (Where does organiser in chief Bernie Mullen get her energy!)
May 8 Tom Meighan, the former frontman of Kasabian, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford.
May 8,9 One Act Plays, Gorey Little Theatre, Gorey.
May 9 (7.30pm) My Leonard Cohen: A tribute to the songs of Leonard Cohen performed by Stewart D’Arrietta, National Opera House, Wexford.
May 9,10,11 The Jungle Book, Gorey Little Theatre, Gorey. Presented by Innovation Theatre School.
May 10 (10am, 11am) SpringMoves Dance Festival, National Opera House, Wexford.
May 10 (8pm) George Colligan Quartet, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. George Colligan, Darren Beckett and David Redmond are joined by Belgian saxophonist Stéphane Mercier. Tickets €16/14.
May 11 These Charming Men - tribute to The Smiths, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford.
May 15 (8pm) Music Network presents trad group Flook with special guest Patsy Reid, National Opera House, Wexford.
May 16 (8pm) Muldoon's Picnic, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. Poetry, prose and music from Paul Muldoon and Rogue Oliphant with Donal Ryan, Síle Denvir and Nithy Kasa. Tickets €30. Tel 053 9123764.
May 17 (7.30pm) Irish National Opera presents La traviata by G. Verdi, National Opera House, Wexford.
May 18,19 Fleadh Cheoil Contae Loch Garman, An Guaire / Gorey
May 18 (7.30pm) Rebecca O’Connor “Simply the Best” as Tina Turner, National Opera House, Wexford.
May 18 The White Horse Guitar Club, National Opera House, Wexford. Presented by Lantern. Tickets €25. https://lantern.ie/event/white-horse-guitar-club/
May 18 Green Road, Camross Hall, Camross, Wexford. One of the top folk bands in the land.
May 19 (7.30pm) HFC Concert band with guest Mark Redmond (uilleann pipes and low whistle), Wexford County Council Buildings, Carricklawn. Tickets available through Eventbrite. Children free (with paying adult).
May 19 (7.30pm) Dara Pierce Ballet Academy presents 'A New Dance Chapter!', National Opera House, Wexford.
May 20 (7.30pm) Professor Brian Cox - Horizons: A 21st Century Space Odyssey, National Opera House, Wexford. Sold out.
May 31 Luke Combs Experience, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford.
June 6-9 & 11-16 A Handful of Stars by Billy Roche, Wexford Arts Centre, Wexford. In association with Four Rivers Theatre. Directed by Conall Morrison. Jimmy Brady is a rebel without a cause, a frustrated chancer in the local snooker hall rebelling against day to day banality. This year marks the 50th anniversary since the play was first performed. A star-studded cast includes Wexford’s Gary Lydon (The Banshees of Inisherin, The Guard), Michael Power (Vikings, The Game of Thrones), John Olohan (Lies We Tell, Father Ted), Tiernan Messit Greene (Ghosted, Harry Wild), Brian Doherty (Resistance, The Woman in the Wall), Éilish McLaughlin (Rebecca’s Boyfriend) and, as Jimmy Brady, Dermot Murphy (The Drummer and the Keeper, Raw), also from Wexford. "A quietly truthful little heartbreaker" – The Guardian.
June 8 (8pm) John Bishop (comedy), National Opera House, Wexford. Tickets €38. Presented by Lantern.
June 14 (6.30pm doors) Park Live: The Coronas, Min Ryan Park, Wexford. Tickets €48.
June 15 (6pm) Park Live: The Tumbling Paddies, Min Ryan Park, Wexford. Tickets €35.
July (dates tbc) Kilmore Seafood Festival, Kilmore Quay, Co Wexford. https://stellamariscentre.com/seafood-festival/
July 18-21 New Ross Guitar Festival, New Ross. https://www.facebook.com/NewRossGuitarFestival
July 18 (7.30pm) Muireann Bradley plus John Walsh, St Michael's Theatre, New Ross. Muireann is a 17 year old finger picking guitar player & singer from County Donegal. She performs Country Blues & Ragtime Blues from the 1920s & 30s, also Folk, Roots and Americana. John Walsh is Ireland’s leading Flamenco Guitarist. https://stmichaelsnewross.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/873656256
July 19-21 Gorey Market House Festival, Gorey.
July 20-28 Art in the Open, Wexford's plein air festival, Wexford town and other areas in the southeast. https://www.artintheopen.org
July 20,21 Gorey Market House Festival, Gorey. https://www.facebook.com/goreymarkethousefestival
July 25-28 Phil Murphy Weekend, Carrig on Bannow
July 26-28 Leo Carthy Weekend, Our Lady's Island, Co Wexford. Dates TBD https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100069557421635
July 28 Castlebridge Show
Aug 1-11 Breakwater Festival, The Marquee, Ferrybank, Wexford. Includes Dec Pierce and Block Rockin Beats on Aug 3 plus two shows (Aug 1 & 2) by The Wolfe Tones.
Aug 3 Damien Dempsey with full band, Crown Live, The Quays, Wexford. Tickets from universe.com.
Aug 4-11 Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2024, Loch Garman/Wexford. https://fleadhcheoil.ie
Aug (date tbc) Gap Arts Festival, Ballythomas, Co Wexford. https://gapartsfestival.com
Sept (dates tbc) Blackstairs Blues Festival, Enniscorthy. https://www.facebook.com/blackstairs.blues
Sept 25-29 New Ross Piano Festival, New Ross. https://www.newrosspianofestival.com
Sept 27-29 Write by the Sea Festival, Kilmore Quay, Co Wexford. https://writebythesea.ie
October (dates tbc) Wexford Spiegeltent Festival, Wexford town. https://wexfordspiegeltent.com
Oct 18 - Nov 2 Wexford Festival Opera, Wexford town. https://www.wexfordopera.com/programme/2024-programme
Thomas Moore Tavern, Cornmarket, Wexford
Regular gigs featuring local acts - trad/folk, contemporary, jazz.
Maggie May's, Monck St, Wexford
Regular gigs featuring local acts - folk/trad, contemporary, rock.
www.facebook.com/pages/Maggie-Mays-Bar-Wexford
Katie Daly's Bar and Restaurant, Gorey, Co Wexford
Lively spot with fairly regular gigs featuring both local and visiting acts. www.facebook.com/katiedalys
The Presentation Centre, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford
Presentation Arts Centre is a multi-purpose facility with a 160 seat theatre and a very varied programme. "The atmospheric theatre is perfect for intimate concerts, gigs, art exhibitions ..." Vicky Barron (musician and teacher)
Wilson's Bar, Templeshannon, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford.
Find them on Facebook.
Dbar, Templeshannon, Enniscorthy, Co Wexford. Tel 053 9237798
www.facebook.com/dbar.enniscorthy
Neville's Bar, Fethard-on-Sea. Tel 051-397160.
www.nevilles.ie.
The Vine Restaurant, North Main St, Wexford
Occasional gigs. Great food.
The John Barry, The Quays, Wexford
Nice little pub on the south end of The Quays, Wexford. Does not appear to be hosting its music sessions any more.
The Bailey, Enniscorthy
The county's newest bar and music venue. Details under "Wexford Gigs ... latest" in "News" section.
National Opera House, Wexford, ph 053 9122144
Click here for National Opera House
St Iberius Church, Wexford
Check "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Horse & Hound, Ballinaboola
Occasional gigs. Check "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Ashdown Park Hotel, Gorey. Tel 055 80500
Music in bar Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun.
St Michael's Theatre, New Ross. Tel 051 421255
St Michael's Theatre hosts top class concerts, theatre, exhibitions, film.
For upcoming music and theatre see "Wexford gigs - Latest".
Talbot Hotel, Wexford. Tel 053 9122566
Live music in bar Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat.
Check "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Benedict's Nightclub, Treacy's Hotel, Templeshannon, Enniscorthy. Tel 053 9237798
Benedict's nightclub every weekend. Live acts Sundays.
Check "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Ferrycarrig Hotel, Ferrycarrig, Wexford. Tel 053 9120999
Music in the Dry Dock bar weekends.
Macken's, The Bullring, Wexford. Tel 053 22949
Thurs, Fri, Sat: live acoustic music
Sundays: Joe Keeling
For latest check "Wexford gigs - Latest".
Riverbank Hotel, Wexford. Tel 053 9123611
Occasional visits by top bands.
Check "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Riverside Park, Enniscorthy, Tel 053 9237800
Music in bar Sundays, Wednesdays.
Occasional visits by big names.
See "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Colfer's, Carrig-on-Bannow. Tel 051-561159
Good spot for live original music, especially Americana. Not hosting so much live music of late. Check "Wexford Gigs - Latest".
Wexford Arts Centre, Cornmarket, Wexford. Tel 053 9123764
A very busy programme of music, theatre, art. See "Wexford gigs - Latest" or go direct to Wexford Arts Centre.
The Sky & The Ground, South Main Street, Wexford. 053 9121273)
Consistently Wexford's top pub for original music (aned craft beers!) with the Tuesday night Candlelight Sessions being particularly worthy of mention.
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