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Vacant since 2003 and given a new lease of life in 2010, The Workman's Club boasts a 260 capacity live room. Located beside the Clarence Hotel (we wonder if Bono has a hand here somewhere...?), it's a well located city centre venue, and will be well received in a city where many of the local bands have to play in sub-standard locales with dodgy sound systems. The press release goes like this: "the features, fittings and vibes at The Workman’s Club will remain a throwback to another era, when pints were pints and music came from the heart and not a computer", which all sounds rather smashing. Bring it on!Location: 10, Wellington Quay, Dublin 2
This venue previously known as: City of Dublin Workingmen’s Club
This venue also known as: The Workman's
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