The Lough Gur Ramblers host a traditional rambling house session at 8.30pm on the first Thursday night of each month all year round in the Honey Fitz Theater. These sessions  offer the best music, song, storytelling and much more so please come along and enjoy a really good nights entertainment and sample home made brown bread, tea and scones.   First Thursday of the month at 8.15pm sharp. - February 2nd – March 2nd – April 6th- May 4th- June 1st - July 7th – August 6th – September 7th – October 5th – November 2nd– December 7th    All enquiries through Mike O’Connor 087 6158598

Have walks to suit all levels ranging from 1hr to 4hrs. All our upcoming walks are on our walking list page..   https://ballyhourabears.com/walks/walking-lists

Looking for live music in Limerick? Every night at The Locke Bar, they host Limerick’s biggest traditional Irish Music session. With musicians playing classic Irish & contemporary tunes, accompanied by live Irish dancers - this true taste of Ireland is not to be missed! Nightly sessions kick off each evening from 9pm until late. Walk-ins are welcome on a first come, first served basis each evening.   The Locke Bar & Restaurant The Locke Bar, 3 Georges Quay, Limerick Telephone +353 61 413733 Email enquiries@lockebar.com More Info www.lockebar.com

Riverfest attracts many families, foodies, fun runners and watersport enthusiasts on the May Bank Holiday Weekend at Limerick City Centre,  Festival Features of Riverfest Limerick Include: Fireworks Display Riverfest on the Shannon Riverfest BBQ Competition The River Festival village in Arthur’s Quay Park Barringtons Hospital Great Limerick Run plus much much more The Coronas are an amazing live band, and the concert will take place on Sunday, May 4, 2025 @ king johns castle

Dubbed Ireland’s hardest-working band, The Coronas the Irish rock group return to Limerick in 2025 for a Live at King John’s Castle performance over Riverfest weekend!on Sunday, May 4th, 2025

The Wolfe Tones From humble beginnings in Dublin, to the hallowed halls of Carnegie Hall, New York and the Paris Olympia, The Wolfe Tones have enthralled generations of Irish music fans around the globe in their own unique style. Iconic, legendary, often overused superlatives, however they are never more appropriate than when referencing The Wolfe Tones.   In a career spanning from 1964 to 2024, the group reached the summit and that’s where they have remained ever since. They are cherished by the Irish across the world, their music is heard wherever our diaspora gathers, and this will be a homecoming event for many people who will undoubtedly travel from across the world to say they were present at The Wolfe Tones 60th Anniversary Concert. Hear the songs and ballads that helped to create legends in their own lifetimes, from 'Celtic Symphony' to 'Grace', 'Let The People Sing' to 'The Streets of New York', hit after hit.   Having performed on the main stage at the 2024 Electric Picnic, which drew the largest ever recorded crowd and sold out three shows at Dublin's 3Arena plus Belfast's SSE Arena, the demand to see The Wolfe Tones one final time has been nothing short of tremendous. The band will bid The Final Farewell to their fans with this major outdoor concert in what promises to be an unforgettable night in Limerick and their last Irish show.

Get ready to witness an unforgettable night of music as The Script takes the stage at Thomond Park in Limerick on Saturday July 12th, 2025.   The Script Live at Thomond Park This iconic Irish band is known for their electrifying performances and Thomond Park, with its legendary atmosphere, is the perfect backdrop for a night filled with hits like “Hall of Fame,” “Breakeven,” and “The Man Who Can’t Be Moved.” Whether you’re a long-time fan or experiencing them live for the first time, this is a concert you won’t want to miss!

The Wolfe Tones From humble beginnings in Dublin, to the hallowed halls of Carnegie Hall, New York and the Paris Olympia, The Wolfe Tones have enthralled generations of Irish music fans around the globe in their own unique style. Iconic, legendary, often overused superlatives, however they are never more appropriate than when referencing The Wolfe Tones.   In a career spanning from 1964 to 2024, the group reached the summit and that’s where they have remained ever since. They are cherished by the Irish across the world, their music is heard wherever our diaspora gathers, and this will be a homecoming event for many people who will undoubtedly travel from across the world to say they were present at The Wolfe Tones 60th Anniversary Concert.   Hear the songs and ballads that helped to create legends in their own lifetimes, from 'Celtic Symphony' to 'Grace', 'Let The People Sing' to 'The Streets of New York', hit after hit. Having performed on the main stage at the 2024 Electric Picnic, which drew the largest ever recorded crowd and sold out three shows at Dublin's 3Arena plus Belfast's SSE Arena, the demand to see The Wolfe Tones one final time has been nothing short of tremendous.   The band will bid The Final Farewell to their fans with this major outdoor concert in what promises to be an unforgettable night in Limerick and their last Irish show.   Tickets for The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park are on sale Monday 28 October at 8am  https://www.ticketmaster.ie/the-wolfe-tones-tickets/artist/1391222

Remembering the Peter Robinson Settlers of the Ballyhoura Region - 200th Anniversary   SAVE THE DATE: 15th - 21st September 2025 Join us in 2025 as we remember the settler families of Ballyhoura Country who set sail from Cobh in 1825 to Ontario- establishing a new life in what we know today as Peterborough in Canada.   Step back in time and experience the newly commissioned “1825: The Robinson Experiment” with Callback Theatre, premiering for this week long event.   Connect with the homes of the settlers through Meet and Greets in the settler communities homeland across the Ballyhoura area of North Cork and Limerick. Explore, touch and taste the communities of origin through heritage walks, talks and tours Listen to traditional Irish Music, Storytelling and dance.   A magical remembrance concert and hybrid one day conference in Saint George's Arts and Heritage Centre in Mitchelstown. Take part in a very special event which will be held to create a forever memorial remembering our settler families and their “roots” in the Ballyhoura region.   Find out more about The Peter Robinson Settlers - An Assisted Emigration Programme.