Dublin City Council Ceol Country

Merrion Square Park, Saturday 29th August - Sunday 30th August

Headlined by Ireland's biggest-selling country music star Nathan Carter on Saturday August 29th, and one of Nashville's fastest-rising new artists, Braden Hull, on Sunday August 30th, Dublin City Council Ceol Country celebrates the very best of Irish and American country culture.

Across two days, audiences can enjoy performances from Robert Mizzell, Jimmy Buckley, Claudia Buckley, Cliona Hagan, Sandy Kelly, Declan Nerney, The Highway Men, Effie O'Neill, Jack Keogh and Clodagh Lawlor, with the legendary Ronan Collins on MC duties on Saturday. Clodagh Lawlor on Sunday, and house bands The Ryan Turner Band and The Conquerors.

Beyond the main stage, visitors can step into the lively Barn Dance Hall, where free line dancing workshops and social dancing sessions will run both days, perfect for whether you're a first timer or an old timer! Traditional carnival rides and games, alongside a delicious selection of American-inspired food and drink, complete the festival experience. FUN FOR EVERYONE!

TICKETS NOW ON SALE HERE


Saturday August 29th – Line Up:

  • Nathan Carter

  • Claudia Buckley
  • Jimmy Buckley
  • Robert Mizzell
  • Jack Keogh
  • Effie Neill

Sunday August 30th – Line Up:

  • Braden Hull

  • Declan Nerney
  • The Highway Men
  • Cliona Hagan
  • Sandy Kelly
  • Clodagh Lawlor

TICKETS NOW ON SALE HERE


Date:
Saturday 29th August - Sunday 30th August
Time:
12.00pm
Price:
€5 per day
Address:
Merrion Square Park, Merrion Square East, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Merrion Square Park, Merrion Square East, Dublin, Ireland

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