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06 Sept 2025
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Damien Dempsey plays and chats at Dolan’s for I.NY
THE I.NY festival continues apace in Limerick this week with a wealth of shows taking place, including Damien Dempsey’s return to his favoured city stomping ground of Dolan's.
Damo appears in conversation and performance with Chris Byrne, formerly of hip-hop collective Black 47, at Dolan’s Warehouse on Sunday (doors 8pm, tickets €25) as part of the festival, which celebrates Irish links with New York and continues until October 15.
Qool DJ Marv appears again at Tuscany at the Granary on Thursday night - and again with the club night Mother on Friday night - while Nile St James plays the same venue on Saturday night.
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