Celebrate Winter in Dublin and High King it with The High Kings!
Newstalk has teamed up with Visit Dublin and we have a fantastic prize to give to one lucky winner. We have a pair of VIP tickets to see The High Kings at Vicar Street in Dublin on 5th February 2023, a meet and greet, merchandise pack and dinner for two in a top Dublin restaurant plus weekend stay.
To be in with a chance to win, just simply fill out the form below.
*Closing date for entries: 27th November 2022, 23:59pm
See competition terms here.
Visit Dublin's Winter in Dublin campaign is showcasing the exciting programme of events and experiences happening right across the capital this winter.
From November to January, each month is jam-packed with everything from gigs & live entertainment to festive fun and family events – there’s so many great reasons to make a trip to Dublin!
No matter what you’re looking for there’s something for everyone in Dublin this winter.
What's on?
The programme of events is packed with live gigs, comedy shows, theatre performances and festive family fun at key Dublin attractions all across the city.
November is 'Live in the City' month so there are live music, dance, theatre, comedy shows and other live performances happening in the city's many venues and on the streets almost every single day.
Some of the highlights for November include:
- Haunted by Tara Flynn - The Abbey (Nov 11th – Dec 3rd)
- If these wigs could talk by Panti Bliss - The Abbey (Nov 11th – Dec 3rd)
- Kendrick Lamar: The Big Steppers Tour - 3arena (Nov 13th & 14th )
- Nutcracker Sweeties - Gaiety Theatre (Nov 14th-17th)
- David O'Doherty: 'Woah is me' - Vicar Street (Nov 19th & 20th)
- A Winter Wonderland - National Concert Hall (Nov 29th)
For December, the focus will be on bringing families and friends together through the events happening to celebrate the festive season as Dublin twinkles under the gorgeous winter lights. One standout experience for everyone is The Wild Lights installation at Dublin Zoo, and of course, the annual New Year’s Festival!
As we enter 2023, January in the capital will be all about celebrating our culture and creativity at events like Temple Bar Tradfest where there will be a whole host of events from cosy pub sessions to shelter from the winter weather to large scale concerts at historical sites around the city and more.
To see the full list of events for November, December and January and plan your Winter in Dublin, visit: www.visitdublin.com
