Theatre

Lumpers Bar in Ravensdale, Louth

Dolmen Theatre brings acclaimed play ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’ to Louth

Lumpers Bar in Ravensdale, Louth

Dolmen Theatre brings acclaimed play ‘Tuesdays with Morrie’ to Louth

M.A.D Youth Theatre actors performing

Louth's M.A.D Youth Theatre is looking for new members

M.A.D Youth Theatre actors performing

Louth's M.A.D Youth Theatre is looking for new members

Dr Síobhra Aiken

Louth native awarded funding to uncover forgotten Civil War plays

Dr Síobhra Aiken

Louth native awarded funding to uncover forgotten Civil War plays

An Táin Arts Centre has announced Kismet Theatre Company as its Company in Residence for 2026/2027,

An Táin Arts Centre in Dundalk announces new Company in Residence

Dundalk Market Square

Dundalk people invited to share their stories of peace

Dundalk Market Square

Dundalk people invited to share their stories of peace

Special dance showcase in aid of North Louth Hospice

Local performer to host dance showcase in aid of North Louth Hospice

Special dance showcase in aid of North Louth Hospice

Local performer to host dance showcase in aid of North Louth Hospice

Macbeth: Shadows of the Supernatural takes to the stage in An Táin next week

Macbeth: Shadows of the Supernatural coming ot Dundalk's An Táin

An Táin Arts Centre in Dundalk welcomes a feminist take on Shakespeare's women

An Tain in Dundalk unveils jam-packed new programme

Andrew Scott: The cost of theatre is not all doom and gloom

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Chapterhouse Theatre Company comes to Louth

Irish actor Paul Mescal among stars nominated for prestigious theatre award

Taoiseach to consider taskforce to tackle issues on O’Connell Street

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Musical theatre production of 'Most Peculiar Dreams' comes to Dundalk's An Tain

Edwina Albrecht (second, left) with members of the Dundalk Youth Theatre as the new term got underway. Picture: Arthur Kinahan

Dundalk Youth Theatre gear up for new term in their 'inspiring' An Táin arts spa...

Retrial at Omeath for Pearse's treason charge

Cooley's Aoibheann starring in new play

Stephen stars in Dublin theatre hit

Bernard O’Shea returns to the Spirit Store

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Dundalk actors take play to Dublin stage
Dundalk actors Stephen Burns and Matt Murphy have been invited back to the Viking Theatre in Dublin to perform their production ‘The Importance of Being Wilde’ which was last played to packed houses last March.
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Opening of ‘Picture Palace’ in Dundalk in 1912