The Booley House Show
Step into an evening of authentic Irish culture with The Booley House Show, a much-loved traditional music, song, dance and storytelling experience in the heart of rural Waterford.
Taking place at St Michael’s Hall in Ballyduff Upper, these long-running summer shows bring together some of the finest local talent for a lively and engaging celebration of Ireland’s rich heritage. Audiences can expect a dynamic blend of Irish music performed on traditional instruments, powerful vocals, and high-energy dance routines that showcase the skill and passion of performers rooted in the local community.
At the centre of it all is resident seanchaí James Lenane, whose storytelling adds humour, warmth, and a strong sense of place to the evening, weaving tales of Ireland’s past that both entertain and connect audiences to tradition. Alongside this, dancers from the renowned Michael Ryan School of Irish Dance bring the stage to life with captivating step routines, many of whom have gone on to perform in world-famous productions, such as Riverdance and Lord of the Dance.
With its welcoming atmosphere and emphasis on community, The Booley House Show offers more than just a performance; it’s an immersive cultural experience that captures the spirit of Irish music and storytelling. Whether you’re visiting Waterford or rediscovering it from a local perspective, this is an evening that promises entertainment, tradition, and a touch of magic.
Running as part of the summer season from mid-July through August, performances take place weekly, making it the perfect addition to a midweek itinerary in Waterford.
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