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Winter in Dublin
When the nights grow longer, Dublin comes alive in a whole new light. Experience the buzz, excitement and atmosphere of this year's Winter in Dublin. Big gigs, stand-up comedy, sport, theatre, literature and more are lighting up the city and inviting you to feel the buzz all season long.
A Christmas Carol
This Winter, the Gate Theatre presents A Christmas Carol by Neil Bartlett, based on Charles Dickens’s beloved classic. Discover the story of Ebenezer Scrooge as he learns to embrace the magic of the festive spirit before it’s too late. Featuring Dickens’s beloved characters, this will be an unmissable family festive treat.
Kellogg's Skyline Croke Park Tour
Discover breathtaking panoramic views of Ireland’s vibrant capital while learning the history and deep insights behind Dublin's most famous landmarks. Discover a birds eye view from the platform that’s suspended over the pitch, a sporting highlight for GAA enthusiasts.
TradFest 2026
TradFest is a joyful celebration of Irish identity through music. Each January, it showcases the best of established and emerging musical talent at a landmark festival which is rooted in the historic and atmospheric setting of Dublin city and county.
GAA Inter-County Season
The 2026 GAA Inter-County season promises thrilling battles, showcasing Ireland's finest talents in football and hurling. From electrifying provincial clashes to the ultimate All-Ireland deciders, fans can look forward to unforgettable moments of skill, passion, and community spirit, uniting players and supporters in the heart of Ireland's favorite sporting tradition.
Eureka Day
A progressive school in Berkeley faces a health scare that tests its ideals of inclusion. Jonathan Spector’s sharp comedy, directed by Roy Alexander Weise and starring Motherland’s Philippa Dunne, arrives in Dublin after acclaimed runs in London and on Broadway.
Poor
Following a sold-out run and critical acclaim in 2025, POOR by Katriona O’Sullivan—adapted by Sonya Kelly from O’Sullivan’s bestselling memoir and directed by Róisín McBrinn—returns to the Gate Theatre.
