University Concert Hall, Limerick

University Concert Hall, Limerick is a versatile performance and events venue located on the University of Limerick campus. With a main auditorium accommodating up to 1,038 guests, the venue provides an impressive setting for concerts, comedy shows, theatre, opera, musicals, ceremonies and other large public or private occasions.

For event organisers, the auditorium can be adapted for different formats and audience sizes, including a more intimate configuration for smaller productions. The venue is also suitable for conferences, congresses, seminars, symposiums, exhibitions, award ceremonies and broadcast productions. Its stage, seating layout and technical infrastructure can be tailored to support both live performance and business events.

Organisers can benefit from extensive in-house sound and lighting systems, technical support, front of house teams, box office assistance and online booking facilities. The spacious atrium includes bar facilities and can be used for registration, merchandising, networking or exhibition activity. Additional dressing rooms and adjacent theatre spaces offer useful flexibility for performers, speakers, production teams and supporting programmes.

University Concert Hall forms part of the wider University of Limerick Conference and Sports Campus, giving organisers access to nearby meeting rooms, catering, restaurants, sports facilities and event accommodation. The campus can host groups ranging from small meetings to events for around 1,000 delegates, with accommodation options available across several residential villages and guest facilities.

Its location in Castletroy, close to Limerick city and well connected by road, rail and public transport, makes it a practical choice for regional, national and international events. The combination of a professional auditorium, experienced event support, campus facilities and adaptable spaces makes University Concert Hall a strong option for planners seeking a substantial concert, conference or entertainment venue in the Irish Mid-West.