World championship Irish dancers and All-Ireland winning musicians, 7 nights a week in Dublin city centre. Every ticket includes a 3-course dinner.
The show runs from 8pm to 10pm and is built around the real thing: hard-shoe rhythms, the famous brush dance, sean-nós (old style) dancing, and live traditional Irish music and song. Our resident cast, Celtic Rhythm Professional Irish Dancers, have performed together for over 17 years and count World Championship dancers among them. The music comes from All-Ireland winning musicians playing live at every performance.
This is not a watch-in-silence theatre show. Celtic Nights is choreographed for audience participation, and before the night is out you’ll have the chance to join the dancers on stage for a céilí.
Choose a dinner sitting when you book: 6.30pm, 7.00pm, 7.30pm or 8.00pm. Your table is yours for the whole evening; dinner, drinks and the show all happen in the one venue. The show starts at 8pm and finishes at 10pm.
Adult tickets from €49, children (3 to 12) €26, under 3s free. Every ticket includes the 3-course meal. Drinks are ordered to your table.
Celtic Nights was named Ireland’s National Visitor Attraction of the Year 2025 and is now in its 30th season. Thirty years of full houses, 7 nights a week, is the best review we can offer.
The show has its own dedicated venue at the Arlington Hotel, Bachelors Walk, O’Connell Bridge, Dublin 1. That puts you on the Liffey boardwalk, one bridge from Temple Bar and a short walk from Grafton Street and Trinity College.
The show runs for two hours, 8pm to 10pm, every night of the week.
No. Every Celtic Nights ticket includes a 3-course meal before the show, at the same table you keep for the evening.
Yes, Celtic Nights is family-friendly. Children aged 3 to 12 pay €26 including their own menu, and under 3s are free.
Not at present. The night is designed as dinner and show together.
The dedicated Celtic Nights venue inside the Arlington Hotel, Bachelors Walk, O’Connell Bridge, Dublin 1, D01 E8P4.
