Irish Dancing Shows in Dublin

Irish Dance show at Celtic Nights in The Arlington

Celtic Nights (Arlington Hotel)

This live Irish dancing show runs every night of the week all year round so can enjoy Irish dancing any night of the week! Located next to O’Connell Bridge along the famous river Liffey, the Arlington is perfectly located in the city centre. So after an exciting day of exploring Dublin pop into the Arlington to experience the wonder of Irish dancing which includes the Sean-nós & the Brush Dance.

Johnnie Fox’s – Hooley Show

Famous all over Ireland for their hospitality, the show at Johnnie Fox’s is a cultural experience not to be missed! People all over the world travel to experience The Hooley Show in one of Ireland’s oldest pubs, and Ireland’s highest pub! The night includes a four course meal a live music session and an Irish dancing show before finishing off with one more live music session, Johnnie Fox’s has an action packed schedule sure to help you make the most of your night high in the Dublin Mountains!

Murray's Bar

Located on O’Connell St., Murray’s Pub hosts traditional music and Irish dancing on Friday and Saturday nights from 9pm. Here you’ll find a menu of great traditional Irish food (we recommend the Irish stew!). For more food recommendations check out our guide to the best authentic Irish food to be found in Dublin. Murray’s has all the elements for a great night out in the heart of Dublin City Centre.

O’Sullivan’s Bar

Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday live Irish dancing and music takes place in O’Sullivan’s. This intimate venue on Westmoreland Street will have you Irish dancing in no time, relax in this classic Irish pub after an exciting and busy day of exploring on the DoDublin Hop on Hop off City Tour!

Dancers at the show in the belvedere hotel

Belvedere Hotel Irish Nights

Traditional Irish dancing entertainment can be found at the Belvedere Hotel, the evening kicks off at 7pm and features dinner as well as a show. With cast members who have performed internationally in Riverdance, the show at the Belvedere creates an unforgettable Irish dancing experience that is sure to live long in the memory

The Irish House Party

Located just south of Dublin City in Dublin 4, the Irish House Party is hosted in a beautiful 18th Century townhouse. With performances from champion dancers and musicians, and an entertaining host, The Irish House party promises a great night out. Dinner & Show tickets, or Show only tickets are available.

Ireland is synonymous with Irish dancing, and a visit to Dublin isn’t complete without taking in a live Irish dancing show. Thanks to Riverdance, which brought Irish Dancing to the world stage, it’s true that a night at an Irish dancing show is always a thrilling way to spend an evening.

Delving into the history books, there are links between early Celtic dances and present day Irish dancing, Irish dancing has become quite the mystery as historians can’t determine the exact origin story of Irish dancing, with many experts of the opinion that Irish dancing goes back as far as the 1500s!!! Without further ado….here is DoDublin’s guide to Dublin’s best live Irish dancing shows.