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13th March 2015
02:00pm GMT
If Tuesday is your ideal night off, the Roisin Dubh in Galway offers the perfect way to let your hair down midweek with a Silent Disco from 11pm. Admission €5, including a free pint of Fosters and a free shot before midnight, if you're so inclined. Let's face it, you might need it before hitting the dance floor.
Simon says
Friday, March 20, Vicar Street, Dublin
Comedian, former Never Mind the Buzzcocks presenter and all-round curly-haired dreamboat Simon Amstell returns to Dublin tonight, bringing his fourth tour To Be Free to Vicar Street. The BAFTA-nominated Brit and social misfit takes an honest approach to life's ups and downs in all their mortifying glory. Tickets €28 here.
This clip from a previous tour will give you an idea of what's in store:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sf_1jw1AVsE
Trainspotting: on stage
Now until March 21st, Cork Arts Theatre
Take a trip through the grim, dank recesses of Edinburgh in a mind-bending new production of Irvine Welsh’s darkly comic, oft heart-breaking Trainspotting. If you haven't seen the movie, brace yourself: you're in for a rough ride. This modern British classic is a tale of drugs, sex and subculture, addiction, loss, anger and a forgotten part of society. Tickets €10 here.
Staying in?
SuperValu's Steak & Wine sale features six cuts (Rib Eye, Striploin, Sirloin, T-Bone, Cowboy and Fillet) at 33% off and matching wines like Remy Ferbras Gigondas or Aresti Trisquel Syrah - a perfect match if you like your steak pink - at knock-down prices. The sale continues until March 18th. Fire up the grill!
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