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Local festivals, Body & Soul and comedy: What’s on this weekend


By Ciara O'Loughlin
21st Jun 2019
Local festivals, Body & Soul and comedy: What’s on this weekend

We’ve heard rumours from the grapevine that it’s to be a stunning weekend, so get out there and enjoy yourself! From Body & Soul to local festivals and comedy; there’s something for everyone to dip their foot into. Happy weekend from IMAGE!


Body & Soul 

Friday June 21 to Sunday June 23

what's on

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If you’re heading for the weekend, you’re probably already on the road, but if you’re looking to attend one of the best festivals of the summer, there are still some Sunday tickets for sale here. With some amazing acts including King Kong Company, Wyvern Lingo and plenty of arts and culture chat, we’re already planning our route. Check out our full guide to the festival here .

 

Skerries Midsummer Festival

Friday June 21 – Sunday June 23, from 11am, free 

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Get yourself out to Skerries this weekend for three fun days as part of Fáilte Ireland’s ‘Dublin, Surprising By Nature’. The festival will consist of paddleboard and kayak testers, swimming races, sailing displays, sand castle competitions, an outdoor cinema and live music. There will also be Ireland’s first east coast Currach Race, in which the currachs must transport a full keg of Guinness around the three islands in Skerries.

You also won’t be stuck for crafts or food as a tented village will hold many vendors, craftspeople and family amusements, as the 10 pubs and 20 restaurants in the area serve up some local favourites.

Dublin Pride Festival 

Thursday June 20 – Sunday June 23 , price varies

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One of the biggest events of the summer, Dublin Pride is your chance to get involved and celebrate every corner of LGBTQ+ history and culture. if you’re around the capital it can’t be missed! Check out our full guide to Pride 2019 here.

 

 

 

 

Foil, Arms & Hog, Vicar Street

Thursday June 20- Friday June 21,€29.50

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Foil, Arms & Hog from Youtube video fame return to Vicar St with their brand new show ‘Craicling’. If you’re a comedy lover be sure to nab a ticket for a guaranteed laugh.

Malahide Castle Concerts

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This weekend we see George Ezra and Lana Del Rey take the stage in Malahide Castle. Although, George Ezra is sold out if you’re craving a good gig in the (hopefully) sunshine there are still Lana Del Rey tickets available on Ticketmaster for €72.37.

 

A Celebration of Summer at The Oak

Tuesday, June 25 at 7pm

Fancy extending the weekend to a tipple on Tuesday? The Oak on Dame Street are staging their own celebration of the season on Tuesday with a multi-sensory wine tasting experience with Campo Viejo, searching the various ways we taste and experience wine in different settings (with plenty of tapas to celebrate too, of course). Tickets are just €20 for a lovely night out.

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