Dublin Quays Festival

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Various Locations, Wednesday 4th August - Sunday 29th August

Dublin Quays Festival – a multi venue Music Festival taking place along the banks of Dublin’s River Liffey – are delighted to announce that it takes to the water again with another line up of new, exciting music and top quality established acts. Established in 2017, the Festival has hosted brilliant acts like The Murder Capital and Pillow Queens over its short tenure and thanks to crucial funding from the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media we can now continue to showcase some of the best acts that Ireland has to offer.

The Festival will host 16 shows over 16 nights over the month of August and will take place in four great venues – The Workmans Club, The Sound House, Sin É and The Grand Social.

 


Date:
Wednesday 4th August - Sunday 29th August
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