Ireland of the Welcomes

The Experience

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The Hendrick, Ireland’s first street art hotel and home to over 270 works of Irish and internatio­nal street art have partnered with Jameson’s Bow Street Distillery to create a very cool whiskey and art package. This includes an overnight stay at The Hendrick for two people, a light breakfast and two passes to the Jameson Bow Street Experience Tour, plus a whiskey tasting and compliment­ary Jameson drink in JJ’s Bar.

Begin your journey on Hendrick Street, just footsteps away from Jameson’s Bow Street Distillery, at The Hendrick Hotel. Celebratin­g some of the finest street artists working in Ireland today including Maser, Aches, and Signs of Power, you’ll also discover some of the world’s absolute greats hanging side by side across five vibrant floors of incredible street art. For music fans, one piece not to be missed is a preserved section of the Windmill Lane wall from the iconic Windmill Lane Studios, signed by all members of U2.

The Whiskey and Art package at The Hendrick is priced from €200 per night and includes an overnight stay at The Hendrick for two people, a light breakfast and two passes to the Jameson Bow Street Experience Tour which includes a whiskey tasting and compliment­ary Jameson drink in JJ’s Bar.

For more informatio­n visit hendrickdu­blin.ie

Classic Irish play Drama at Inish is returning to the Abbey Theatre.

The story follows the inhabitant­s of a small seaside town in Ireland. Inish has never been on the map but it has been making headlines lately, and for all the wrong reasons. Could the newly arrived De la Mare Repertory Theatre Company really be the cause of the town’s strange behaviour?

Drama at Inish first premiered at the Abbey Theatre in 1933, and the new production takes Lennox Robinson’s brilliant farce into 1960s Ireland and features some of Ireland’s best loved actors including Nick Dunning, Breffni Holahan, Marcus Lamb and Aoibhinn McGinnity.

From 21 November 2019 - 25 January 2020. For more informatio­n and tickets visit abbeytheat­re.ie

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