Harry O’Donoghue at Theatre Dublin

Don your caps and bring the lads and lassies for Harry O’Donoghue, presented by the Downtown Dublin Development Authority, as he brings you authentic Irish folk music and humor on Tuesday, March 11th at 7 PM at Theatre Dublin!

Toast to the Irish

Experience the sounds of an Irish pub right in the heart of Downtown Dublin GA! Grab a beer or snack from the concession stand and be entertained by O’Donoghue’s musical talents and enjoyment of making people laugh. Tap your toes to the sounds of his acoustic guitar and bodhrán (an Irish drum) while he introduces you to Irish culture. His easygoing performances include a melding of contemporary and traditional Irish folk music filled with history and culture, topped off with his quick Irish wit and humor.

For more information, contact the Downtown Development Authority by email at info@dtdublin.com or call by (478)272-2560.

The Lad

With over 40 years in the music industry, Harry O’Donoghue is a seasoned storyteller and songwriter. O’Donoghue is a resident of Savannah, GA. He co-produces and hosts “The Green Island Radio Show” which broadcasts weekly on Georgia Public Broadcasting and is streamed live on GPB. He keeps up to date with the Irish scene by interviewing touring artists and reviewing and airing new Celtic music. O’Donoghue hosts Irish folk singing workshops, and enjoys organizing tour groups for trips to Ireland.

…and More

Fire up the weekend packed with fun at Market On Madison with Pig In the Park Friday and Saturday, March 7th and 8th.

Build up momentum for St. Patrick’s Super Saturday on March 15th!

Keep your eye on the sky for St. Patricks Irish Balloon Festival & Glow Friday and Saturday, March 21st and 22nd.

Theatre Dublin

Built in 1934 and renovated in 1996, Theatre Dublin serves as a performing arts center for Dublin‐Laurens County and surrounding areas. With seating for around 600 people and state-of-the-art sound and light equipment, guests can enjoy a vibrant schedule of musical artists, children’s plays and performances, orchestras and concerts, movies, and more!

Photo Credit: Harry O’Donoghue via FB