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One Night Only - Limerick’s Original Festive Tradition Returns
Liam O’Brien’s Crooning at Christmas at Dolan’s Warehouse
For over two decades, Crooning at Christmas has been at the heart of Limerick’s holiday season. First staged in 2004, this much-loved show has become a favourite Christmas tradition – the one audiences return to year after year.
This December, Liam O’Brien brings the magic back to Dolan’s Warehouse for one unforgettable night only – Tuesday, December 23rd.
Liam, former Emmerdale star and acclaimed Rat Pack singer, is renowned for his velvet vocals, warmth, and wit. Inspired by his celebrated turn as Dean Martin in the West End hit The Rat Pack – Live from Las Vegas, he delivers a swinging holiday celebration unlike any other.
Joined by his Million Dollar Swing Band - he’ll deliver timeless favourites like White Christmas, Baby It’s Cold Outside, Let It Snow, and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, alongside modern classics made famous by Harry Connick Jr. and Michael Bublé.
Alongside his international success with the Rat Pack, Liam has toured the UK with The Kings of Swing and graced prestigious stages like London’s Roundhouse and a sold-out Royal Albert Hall in London for Carols with the Stars.
Each year, several special guest performers join Liam to add their sparkle - and 2025’s line-up will be revealed soon.
More than just a concert, Crooning at Christmas has become a community celebration, raising over €20,000 for Limerick’s Redemptorist’s Christmas Poor Campaign to date.
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Venue Information - Dolan's Pub
Dolans pub is the hub of the complex, a traditional Irish bar with Irish music seven nights a week all year round. It has become a cultural attraction and this year received the IMRO award for best Live Music venue in Ireland. The bar is open 12pm daily for lunch and 10am on weekends and public holidays for breakfast.