The final night’s line-up features Tanyalee Davis, a standup comedian who inspires, enlightens and entertains her audiences with her own unique perspective and somewhat racy brand of comedy.

The concert will feature some well-known traditional  songs including I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls, Danny Boy and There Is An Isle; classical favourites including O Mio Babbino Caro and wonderful band numbers such as the French Military March, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy and much more. 

Live at the Docklands will feature a 6 pole marquee structure which will be transported to Limerick next week in advance of the concert series. This ‘mobile stadium’ will have full capabilities for lighting and special effects, while the roofing structures will support a full show light and sound rigs.

Better known as vocalist  and writer Jenny McMahon with electronica outfit DeLorean Suite, Jenní will play our Upstairs venue on the back of the recent launch of her new single Roses. She will be supported on the evening by Conor Ward.

Dolans would like to take this opportunity to wish the legendary local band The O’Malleys all the very best as they prepare to launch their new album with a very special concert which to be held at the Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick on June 6th.

Joined by a number of live drummers, Today FM’s Dec Pierce will play all the massive dance hits from the past two decades with big production. This is an audio and visual spectacular that will blow your mind.

Since forming in 2014 they have quickly established themselves as one of the most talked about bands in Ireland.

The Coronas, one of Ireland’s biggest live acts, have been confirmed as the third act to play at Limerick’s Live at the Docklands series this summer.