The Crane Bar, Galway
The Crane Bar is a beloved traditional music pub that has become a staple in the local music scene. The pub has a reputation for being a favorite haunt of musicians and music lovers alike, and for good reason. The Crane Bar offers live music performances nightly, both upstairs and downstairs. The upstairs venue at The Crane Bar is an intimate and relaxed space that can seat up to 70 people.
It has earned a reputation as "The Listeners Club" due to its focus on singer/songwriters, traditional music, and roots music. Up and coming new talents, as well as well-known performers, have graced the stage at this venue. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it a favorite spot for performers and audiences alike.
Downstairs at The Crane Bar is the "local", a traditional Irish bar that hosts live sessions nightly. It is one of the few remaining authentic traditional bars, offering a unique atmosphere that only an Irish "local" can create. Here, patrons can experience the real traditions of Irish music.
The venue can hold between 50 and 70 people normally, with the stage and mix positions located at opposite sides of the main part of the room. The Crane Bar has hosted more gigs than ever before this year, and there is an exciting program in the works for the coming year.
With live music performances nightly, both upstairs and downstairs, The Crane Bar offers an authentic and welcoming atmosphere that has made it a favorite among musicians and music lovers alike.
It has earned a reputation as "The Listeners Club" due to its focus on singer/songwriters, traditional music, and roots music. Up and coming new talents, as well as well-known performers, have graced the stage at this venue. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it a favorite spot for performers and audiences alike.
Downstairs at The Crane Bar is the "local", a traditional Irish bar that hosts live sessions nightly. It is one of the few remaining authentic traditional bars, offering a unique atmosphere that only an Irish "local" can create. Here, patrons can experience the real traditions of Irish music.
The venue can hold between 50 and 70 people normally, with the stage and mix positions located at opposite sides of the main part of the room. The Crane Bar has hosted more gigs than ever before this year, and there is an exciting program in the works for the coming year.
With live music performances nightly, both upstairs and downstairs, The Crane Bar offers an authentic and welcoming atmosphere that has made it a favorite among musicians and music lovers alike.
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Sight Name: The Crane Bar
Sight Location: Galway, Ireland (See walking tours in Galway)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
Sight Location: Galway, Ireland (See walking tours in Galway)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
Walking Tours in Galway, Ireland
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Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
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Tour Duration: 2 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 2.6 Km or 1.6 Miles
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Travel Distance: 1.4 Km or 0.9 Miles