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Temple Bar Trad Irish Music & Culture Festival

  • Temple Bar Trad Irish Music & Culture
Festival

    The Temple Bar Trad Irish Music & Culture Festival features four days of authentic Irish music and dance at a number of venues in the Temple Bar district.

    • When: Jan 2009 (annual)
    • Where: Button Factory (formerly Temple Bar Music Centre)

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