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Two lines of women, dressed in traditional outfits pose with a stone walled structure behind them Music, Matinée

Daughters of Jerusalem

Sun 26 Oct, 2.30pm & 8pm

Irish Artists for Palestine

An all-female Palestinian choir based in Jerusalem, also known as Banat al-Quds. These performances will showcase this incredibly special and powerful choir singing about their lives and experiences in Palestine.

Poster for Deaf. A man, with his eyes closed, leans back against a women in an intimate moment. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

Deaf

Mon 27 Oct, 5pm & 8pm

Audience Award, Berlin Film Festival 2025

Eva Libertad’s tender debut follows a deaf Spanish mother navigating isolation and identity after her hearing daughter’s birth, exploring love, communication, and family tension with emotional depth and outstanding performances.

Mary Gauthier is pictured up close, against a black background. Her short hair is styled, with blonde highlights. Music

Mary Gauthier

Tue 28 & Wed 29 Oct, 8pm

The legendary folk singer-songwriter returns to Pavilion Theatre performing work from her most recent album Dark Enough to See the Stars and highlights from her 30-year career.

A smiling Joe Dolan surrounded by a dark sparkly back drop Music

The Dolan Family presents Remembering Joe

Fri 31 Oct, 8pm

Celebrating the Life of Joe Dolan

The Dolan Family are proud to announce the highly anticipated return of their annual Joe Dolan tour marking the 18th Anniversary since Joe’s passing in 2007 - proving his music is as popular as ever.

A photo of the five members of The Fureys, each holding their respective instrument (banjo, accordion, two with acoustic guitar, and bass guitar), smiling and leaning on one another, in what appears to be a music venue or theatre. Music

The Fureys

Sat 1 & Sun 2 Nov, 8pm

Farewell Tour

The legends of Irish music and song, take to our stage for the final time. Their songs stir many emotions; tears and laughter, sadness and joy - experience them all this November.

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Friendship

Mon 3 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

★★★★ The Times

Andrew DeYoung’s darkly funny debut follows one man’s desperate attempts to befriend his new neighbour, delivering an absurd, cringe-inducing portrait of toxic male friendship starring Tim Robinson and Paul Rudd.

sold out
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Music

Bell X1

Thu 6 Nov, 8pm

A Concert for Barbara

The legendary Irish indie band perform an intimate acoustic show to support friend Barbara Campbell’s glioblastoma treatment, with surplus funds donated to Brain Tumour Ireland.

Niall Breslin with a short back and sides, wearing a black leather jacket, staring pensively off to the side. Music

Niall Breslin

Fri 7 Nov, 8pm

The man known to many as “Bressie” is embarking on tour to celebrate the release of his spacious, introspective new album of 14 piano-led pieces, enriched with strings and ambient textures, exploring themes too complex for words.

sold out
The full band of White Horse Guitar Club, stood in a dimly lit room holding their instruments
Music

The White Horse Guitar Club

Sat 8 Nov, 8pm

From a rainy evening in a Ballincollig pub in 2012 to sold-out tours and millions of online views, this eleven-member band has become one of Ireland’s most beloved musical collectives. Join them as they celebrate the release of the new album, Sos Beag.

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Late Shift

Mon 10 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

★★★★ The Irish Times

Petra Volpe’s tense, compassionate drama follows a nurse navigating an understaffed ward, balancing patient demands and personal strain, with Leonie Benesch (The Teacher’s Lounge) delivering a stellar performance.

Poster for The Kingdom. A young woman holds the scope of a rifle up to her eye, while an older man leans into her, seemingly giving her guidance Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

The Kingdom

Mon 17 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

★★★★ The Irish Times

Julien Colonna’s 1990s Corsica-set debut follows 15-year-old Lesia as she confronts her father’s violent criminal world, delivering a fresh and authentic new take on the mafia genre.

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ABBA Forever

Tue 18 & Wed 19 Nov

ABBA Forever, the much-loved tribute to the iconic Swedish supergroup, returns for two nights of festive celebration. Expect all the classics, from Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia! to Waterloo and Fernando.

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Tony Christie

Thu 20 Nov, 8pm

An intimate evening of timeless hits, captivating stories, and the showmanship only Tony Christie delivers - featuring classics like Is This The Way to Amarillo and Avenues & Alleyways.

The band members of Altan, posing in a traditional pub with their instruments Music

Altan

Fri 21 Nov, 8pm

40th Anniversary Concert

Altan, formed in 1985, celebrates their 40th anniversary with a special concert fuelled by the partnership of Frankie Kennedy and Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, honouring their roots in Donegal’s rich musical tradition.

John Spillane dressed in a black shirt and grey jacket, smiling Music

John Spillane

Sat 22 Nov, 8pm

An intimate live concert from the musician, songwriter, performer, recording artist, storyteller, poet and dreamer. Spillane’s music transports the listener and his live performances captivate audiences around the world.