You’ll sit close as Seán brings Irish myths alive with humor and heart right in central Dublin. Expect laughter, dramatic storytelling, two quick intermissions to breathe or chat, and plenty of moments where you’ll forget you’re not out in some ancient forest yourself.
It started with the low hum of voices in the room—people shifting in their seats, coats rustling, someone’s laugh echoing off the old walls. Then Seán just appeared at the front (no spotlight or anything fancy), and suddenly it felt like we were all huddled around a fire somewhere far from Dublin city. He launched straight into this wild story about Cú Chulainn—honestly, I’d heard the name before but never like this. There was this bit where he described a battle and you could almost hear the clash of swords, even though it was just his words and a few dramatic pauses. I caught myself leaning forward without realizing.
Seán has this way of pulling you in—he’d slip into different voices or gesture so big that even the folks at the back were grinning. At one point, he told us about Na Fianna and these enchanted forests; I swear I could almost smell damp moss and woodsmoke. He threw out a phrase in Irish and half the crowd tried to repeat it (my attempt got a raised eyebrow from my friend). The show had two short breaks, which was nice because you could chat with people or just let your brain catch up on all these wild tales.
I didn’t expect to feel so much—there’s something about hearing old stories told right in Dublin that makes them stick. It wasn’t polished or rehearsed to death; Seán laughed at his own jokes, sometimes lost his place for a second, but that made it better somehow. Walking out after, I kept thinking about how those legends probably sounded around kitchen tables for centuries. If you’re curious about Irish mythology or just want an evening that feels different from any pub night, this is worth it. Still thinking about that last story—can’t shake it.
Yes, it's suitable for all fitness levels and children can attend if they can sit on an adult's lap; infants under 3 are not accommodated.
The show takes place at a venue in central Dublin city.
The show includes two brief intermissions but exact duration isn't specified.
Yes, there are public transportation options close to the venue.
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller during the show.
Yes, service animals are permitted at the venue.
The performance is given in English with occasional phrases in Irish.
Your ticket includes entry to Seán’s live storytelling performance featuring classic Irish myths and legends right in central Dublin. There are two short intermissions so you can stretch your legs or grab a drink before settling back into more tales—no extra fees or complicated logistics involved.
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