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Poster for Kokuho, featuring a performer in a flowing red kimono on a rooftop at night, with the film title and accolades prominently displayed. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

Kokuho

Mon 26 Oct, 3.30pm & 7.30pm (note earlier start times)

Best Makeup & Hairstyling Nominee, Oscars 2026

The highest-grossing Japanese live action film of all time, Kokuho is an epic drama about friendship, love and the often punishing cost of fame and ambition in the cutthroat world of elite kabuki theatre.

A man with short dark hair leans his arms on an acoustic guitar, posing in a warmly lit room with a stone wall behind him. Music

Daoirí Farrell Trio

Tue 27 Oct, 8pm

A product of Dublin’s famous club An Góilin Traditional Singers, the award-winning singer and bouzouki player is joined by his trio for an intimate concert.

Martin Taylor, an older man in a dark suit and patterned tie, holding a guitar against a blue background. Music

Martin Taylor

Wed 28 Oct, 8pm

The virtuoso of fingerstyle jazz returns with a brand-new solo show celebrating the golden age of jazz through fresh and evocative arrangements of classic tunes from the Great American Songbook.

A portrait of David, he sits wearing a suit, he is smiling towards the camera Talks

Dr David Coleman: Ready for Anything

Thu 29 Oct, 8pm

Building Emotional Resilience in Children & Teenagers

The clinical psychologist, broadcaster and author shares practical ways to foster independence, with strategies to help children and teenagers stay emotionally resilient.

Portrait of a woman with curly hair wearing a cream lace blouse, centred against a pastel gradient background of pink, purple, and blue. A thick white wavy line curves across the image, passing in front of and behind the portrait frame. Music, WAVESeries

Sophie Hutchings

Fri 30 Oct, 8pm

“Exhilarating beauty” - The Guardian

The ARIA-winning, Australian Music Prize-nominated pianist and composer returns to Dún Laoghaire, performing her latest album and favourite from her back catalogue boasting 350M+ streams.

Poster for the Solve-Along - a cartoon Jessica Fletcher, holds up a magnifying glass, surrounded by a stylised rotary phone, blank notebook, binoculars, and a typewriter Cinema, Comedy, Matinée

Solve-Along-A-Murder-She-Wrote

Sat 31 Oct, 2.30pm & 8pm (Halloween)

The cult hit event returns to Dún Laoghaire for Halloween with the spooky episode “A Witch’s Curse”. Join superfan Tim Benzie and superslueth Jessica Fletcher for a unique and hilarious interactive screening featuring games, prizes and audience participation.

Kristin Hersh stands centre shot, she is against a grey background, she is standing toward the camera smiling, she is holding her guitar which is hanging off her shoulder. Music

Kristin Hersh

Sun 1 Nov, 7.30pm

The acclaimed alternative rock songwriter and frontwoman of Throwing Muses and 50FOOTWAVE, who has built a prolific career with over 20 solo and band releases, comes to Dún Laoghaire with a new solo album.

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Dead Man’s Wire

Mon 2 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

★★★★★ The Times

The new thriller from Gus Van Sant (Good Will Hunting) dramatises a real-world kidnapping incident from 1977, with an all-star cast including Bill Skarsgård, Colman Domingo and Al Pacino.

A man in a plaid shirt and jeans stands atop a wooden chair on a dark stage with his arms outstretched. Beside him, a framed projection screen displays a religious scene with a crucifix and figures in a church. Theatre

Unreconciled

Tue 3 Nov, 8pm

Post-show discussion with Colm O’Gorman

This true story of an adolescent cast as Jesus in a school play directed by an abusive priest is a poignant and at times humorous exploration of family, place, and the meaning of reconciliation.

Claire Martin, A smiling blonde woman in a bright pink patterned blouse, leans on a vintage-style speaker against a deep red background. Music

Claire Martin & Jim Mullen Group

Wed 4 Nov, 8pm

“Our finest jazz singer” - The Times

A intimate night of Great American Song book classics and beyond with the recipient of eight British Jazz Awards, her longtime collaborator, and an all-star band.

Studio shot of Quilty (four Swedish men holding string instruments) standing behind a crouching Andy Irvine, who is hugging a bouzouki to his chest. Music

Andy Irvine & Quilty

Thu 5 Nov, 8pm

The renowned Swedish band have joined forces once again with the legendary musician to form an Irish-Swedish collaboration, playing top Irish music and song with a hint of Swedish traditional music.

McSavage, a middle-aged man with wild, messy dark hair, glasses, and a full beard, leans out of an open ground-floor window set in a red-brick wall. He makes an exaggerated, intensely angry face while pointing directly forward at the camera. He wears a white t-shirt under a black hoodie and a bright red jacket. Comedy

David McSavage

Sun 8 Nov, 8pm

Dún Laoghaire Comedy Festival

The Irish comedian, satirist, and the creator of the cult RTÉ series The Savage Eye returns to Pavilion Theatre with his new show, Pig Ignorant.

Poster for Romería, featuring two people overlooking the sea from a rocky coastal landscape, with the film title and festival accolades. Cinema, Monday Night Cinema

Romería

Mon 9 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

Palme d’Or Nominee, Cannes Film Festival 2025

Acclaimed Spanish director Carla Simón (Summer 1993) once again brings her distinctive style to this intimate, intelligent and compelling coming-of-age drama, set on Spain’s Atlantic coast.

An artistic, stylized illustration in a bold blue, orange, white, and pink color scheme depicting theatrical chaos. Scattered around orange stage curtains are iconic props: a platter of sardine-like fish with 'X' eyes, a ladder, a ringing landline phone, a bottle, an axe, and a pair of legs wearing crisscrossed tights. In the center opening between the curtains, a small shirtless figure in red shorts stands with hands raised in surprise or dismay. Theatre, Community

Noises Off

Wed 11 - Sat 14 Nov, 8pm

St Patrick’s Dramatic Society

A hapless theatre troupe tries to stage a hapless sex comedy and everything falls apart in Michael Frayne’s beloved backstage farce.

A woman in profile holds up a draped golden shawl, her bare shoulders lit warmly against a rich, textured red and orange backdrop. She wears large hoop earrings and a vivid red flower in her dark hair, evoking a flamenco-inspired, dramatic pose. Dance

Desnuda

Sun 15 Nov, 7.30pm

Flamenco from Seville

An evening of powerful, authentic flamenco from renowned Spanish dancer María “la Serrana” and her talented musicians, alongside local special guest Joyce Richardson.

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Pressure

Mon 16 Nov, 5pm & 8pm

This tense, intelligent wartime drama revisits one of the most pivotal moments in World War II, the D-Day landings and the role of meteorologist Gp Capt. James Stagg (Andrew Scott) in planning them.

Bryan Cheng, wearing an all black suit and holding his cello out beside him, stands alongside Silvie Cheng dressed in a long red silk gown Music

Cheng² Duo

Tue 17 Nov, 8pm

Music Network

Acclaimed for their electrifying chemistry and flawless performances on the respective instruments of cello and piano, these siblings share more than musical brilliance.

Altan poses outdoors on rocky grassland beside a coastal bay, holding traditional instruments including guitars, a violin, and an accordion, with mountains and a cloudy sky in the background. Music

Altan

Wed 18 Nov, 8pm

Founding members Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Ciarán Curran, and Mark Kelly are joined by Martin Tourish and Clare Friel for another electrifying performance by the Donegal group blending tradition and contemporary artistry.

Sinéad Culbert stands with her hands on her hips, wearing a blue dress, a Wonder Woman tiara and bracelets Comedy

Sinéad Culbert

Thu 19 Nov, 8pm

I’m No Wonder Woman

One half of comedy duo DirtBirds explores the extreme dangers of growing up in the 80’s, the pitfalls of parenting, the myths about marriage and the genuine joy of not giving a sh*t!