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Roll up, roll up as Ireland’s top selling comedian Jason Byrne will hotwire your comedy funny bones with his brand new show, Cirque du Byrne. It rolls into Castlebar, to the Royal Theatre on Friday, January 6. Byrne’s latest show has played to packed houses all over the world. Now he’s back in Ireland in his very favourite Irish venues. Cirque Du Byrne mixes stand up, chat and ... well it’s Jason Byrne, you know the drill, except that Jason knows you know the drill. So join him as he goes one step further.

The big man is back and the date is Friday July 29. Write it in your diaries now. The Royal Theatre welcomes back Big Tom and the Mainliners to the Royal Theatre for a dance on Friday July 29. The man who is known as Ireland’s King of Country Music will take to the stage for a one night only dance, with doors opening at 8.30pm.

Jedward are back for a sixth date in the Royal Theatre Castlebar on Sunday January 30 as the demand for their energetic performances shows no signs of slowing down. It has been an exceptional year for Jedward, with their own television series, becoming ambassadors for Childline and numerous other brands as well as an exceptional year of touring and panto later this year.

Jedward are back for a sixth date in the Royal Theatre Castlebar on Sunday January 30 as the demand for their energetic performances shows no signs of slowing down. It has been an exceptional year for Jedward, with their own television series, becoming ambassadors for Childline, and numerous other brands as well as an exceptional year of touring and panto later this year.

After wowing fans during their last performance in Castlebar, Frankie Gavin and The New De Dannan return to Castlebar this evening Friday July 30 for what promises to be a super show.

Susan Boyle came to international public attention when she appeared on Britain’s Got Talent last year and made her dreams come true by shocking audiences with her truly amazing voice as she performed ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ from Les Miserables. More recently she made a very special guest appearance as part of Daniel O’Donnell’s concert at The Royal Theatre, Castlebar last Saturday night, July 24. Susan, who was on a private visit to Knock Shrine, received a total of four standing ovations during her surprise performance. Susan sang ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ and also joined Daniel O’Donnell in a duet of ‘Our Lady Of Knock’.

After wowing fans last Christmas, Frankie Gavin and the New De Dannan return to Castlebar on Friday July 30, as part of the Friday nights summer cabaret shows.

The Royal Theatre welcomes back Big Tom and the Mainliners to the Royal Theatre for a dance on Saturday July 17. The man who is known as Ireland’s King of Country Music will take to the stage for a one night only dance at 9pm. The last time Big Tom was here the numbers that came out to see him were incredible, and there is no doubt that it will be the same again. “We know that demand for accommodation around Castlebar and neighbouring areas is going to be huge, even more so than last time, as Big Tom fans travel from all parts of Ireland and overseas,” said Pat Jennings of the Royal Theatre. “It is testament to his enduring appeal as a man of the people that he is still the king after all those years.”

After playing Glastonbury and Electric Picnic last year its now Castlebar’s turn to get a “Boom Boom” as Imelda May belts out some of her addictive tunes including “Big Bad Handsome Man”, “Falling in Love with you again”, and “Johnny got a Boom Boom” The sensational Imelda May comes to the Royal Theatre on Friday June 4. Having received the award for Best Irish Female last year she then performed at the Meteor Music Awards, firmly placing her in the hearts of music lovers.

The big man is back and the date is Saturday July 17. Write it in your diaries now. The Royal Theatre welcomes back Big Tom and the Mainliners to the Royal Theatre for a dance on Saturday July 17. The man who is known as Ireland’s king of country music will take to the stage for a one night only dance at 9pm.