With special guest Deirdre Masterson

The Bee Gees were three brothers who from singing close harmony as children grew to become world superstars by their early twenties. They got to a point where they broke up and could no longer speak to each other; only to reform and reinvent disco music as in ‘Saturday Night Fever’. They went on to be acknowledged as some of the greatest song writers in history, and it has been estimated that the Bee Gees career record sales total more than 220 million, making them one of the best-selling music artists of all time.

Green Road is a five-piece ballad and folk band from Co. Wexford. They play a blend of Irish Folk favourites and traditional tunes infused with a Country and Bluegrass flavour. The band has a wealth of experience. From the vibrant folk and ballad scene in Ireland’s pubs and clubs, traditional sessions and Fleadh competitions across the country, and theatre and television performances at home and abroad. PJ Sinnott is one the the great singers to emerge on the contemporary Folk and Ballad scene. Combined with the lively sounds of 5 String and Tenor banjos, Flatpicked guitar, Mandolin, Uilleann Pipes and Whistles, Bass guitar and vocal harmonies, Green Road have forged a unique sound that will have you singing along from start to finish.

You’ve been invited onboard the Rathwood Express train for a magical journey through Rathwood's festive forest.

Staying safe together is all part of the experience as you make your way to the Big Top to see Santa, Mrs Claus & their elves perform a phenomenal show.

Tickets:
Adult: €14.95-€17.95
Child: €23.95-€26.95
Baby (under 12 months): €12.95-€16.95

Get ready to join the Easter Bunny for an action-packed Egg Hunt. The Easter Bunny is up to his usual tricks of hiding Easter Eggs as well as some other things that do not belong to him. We join our family as they prepare for an Easter Egg adventure. But something is not right…and it looks like the family will have to hunt for more than Easter Eggs…. In a musical show full of dance and songs that’s all splashed with colour images, the children (and the grown-ups) will have to help find the hidden Easter Eggs and whatever else the Easter Bunny has hidden.