Journey Information

Events Date : 11th July 2025 & 13th July 2025

Location : Limerick

Venue : Thomond Park

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Bus to The Wolfe Tones – Thomond Park – 11th & 13th July 2025

The Wolfe Tones, Ireland’s most iconic rebel folk group, will perform two historic nights at Thomond Park in Limerick on 11th and 13th July 2025. As part of their 60th anniversary celebration, the legendary trio will bring generations together for an unforgettable live performance of rebel ballads, patriotic anthems, and classic Irish storytelling. These shows promise to be a cultural milestone, drawing fans of all ages to honour one of Ireland’s longest-running and most influential musical acts.

Irish Concert Travel is operating a same-day return bus to The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park from towns and cities throughout Ireland. Forget the hassle of hotel stays, parking chaos, or navigating late-night public transport — our direct return coach service delivers fans safely and comfortably to Limerick and back the same night.

Tickets for the buses are limited — book early to ensure your place on the bus to The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park and be part of a landmark event in Irish music history.

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This is a scheduled, same day return concert bus service. All passengers will be dropped off and collected in the same location (walking distance from Thomond Park Stadium). This service will depart 30 minutes after the concert ends.

If you have any problems finding the coach after the concert call 0862364040

How the Journey Works

Join fellow fans on a smooth and direct bus to The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park, operated by Irish Concert Travel from dozens of convenient pickup points across Ireland. Whether you’re coming from Dublin, Cork, Galway, Tipperary, or further afield, our coordinated return bus services are timed to get you to Limerick ahead of the music — with no transfers, no confusion, and no stress.

Thomond Park, one of Ireland’s most iconic stadiums, is known for its electric atmosphere during major concerts and sporting events. However, event-day traffic and limited parking around the Ennis Road area make driving to the venue challenging. That’s why thousands choose to travel with us. Our experienced coach drivers have dedicated access to drop-off areas near the stadium, helping you avoid city centre congestion and parking headaches.

Our coaches are comfortable and event-ready: climate-controlled interiors, reclining seats, USB ports (on most vehicles), and space for small bags or Wolfe Tones memorabilia. Once the final chorus fades out into the Limerick night, you’ll rejoin your bus at the same drop-off location — with a 30-minute grace period built in to allow everyone to return without pressure or panic.

Travel essentials and tips:

  • Please arrive at your pickup point 10 minutes early
  • Have your digital ticket or printed confirmation ready to board
  • Dress in layers — Irish evenings can get cool even in July
  • Small snacks and water are allowed onboard (no alcohol permitted)
  • Keep in mind that many local services will be rerouted or reduced on concert days — plan accordingly

Whether you’re travelling from rural Kerry, bustling Dublin, or a small town in the midlands, our bus to The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park makes it possible to enjoy this momentous occasion with ease and safety. The journey itself becomes a shared celebration — a chance to sing along, meet fellow fans, and arrive united for one of the biggest Irish folk events of the decade.

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About The Wolfe Tones

The Wolfe Tones are one of Ireland’s most enduring and culturally significant musical acts. Formed in 1963, the group — originally Brian Warfield, Noel Nagle, Derek Warfield, and Tommy Byrne — became synonymous with Irish rebel music, blending traditional folk instrumentation with powerful lyrics rooted in Irish history, resistance, and identity. For over six decades, they have carried the torch for Irish nationalism through song, from “Joe McDonnell” and “Grace” to “The Streets of New York” and “Some Say the Devil Is Dead.”

Today, The Wolfe Tones are fronted by original members Brian Warfield, Noel Nagle, and Tommy Byrne, continuing their legacy with an unwavering fanbase. Their concerts are not just musical performances — they are generational gatherings where ballads meet politics, memory meets melody, and community is rekindled in every chorus.

The 2025 shows at Thomond Park are part of the band’s official 60th Anniversary Tour — marking six decades of storytelling, defiance, and Irish pride. These Limerick dates promise massive crowds, unforgettable singalongs, and emotional moments that reflect the Tones’ place in the heart of Irish cultural life. Whether it’s your first time seeing them or your fiftieth, this will be a performance for the ages.

Trivia You Might Not Know:

  • The Wolfe Tones took their name from Theobald Wolfe Tone, leader of the 1798 Irish Rebellion
  • They performed for Irish communities worldwide, including in Australia, the US, and the UK
  • “Celtic Symphony,” originally written for the centenary of Celtic Football Club, is one of their most streamed songs globally
  • The band has never relied on mainstream media — their legacy has grown via live shows and grassroots support

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FAQs – Bus to The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park

What time does the bus to The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park leave from Dublin?
Departure times are confirmed via email 5–7 days before the concert. Buses from Dublin typically depart in the early afternoon.
Is the return coach from The Wolfe Tones at Thomond Park same-day?
Yes. All Irish Concert Travel services are same-day return — no hotel or overnight stay required.
Will the bus wait if the Wolfe Tones concert ends later than expected?
Yes. A 30-minute buffer after the final encore is included in all return journeys.
Do I need to print my coach ticket?
No. Digital tickets are accepted — have it ready on your phone at boarding.
Where does the bus drop off in Limerick?
All buses drop off at the designated coach zone near Thomond Park, a short walk from the venue gates.
Can I bring alcohol on the coach?
No. For safety and comfort, alcohol is not permitted onboard.
Can children travel to The Wolfe Tones concert?
Yes. Under-18s are allowed but must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult.
Are comfort stops included on the journey?
Yes. Longer journeys include scheduled comfort breaks for passenger convenience.
Is the coach service wheelchair accessible?
Some buses are accessible. Please contact us before booking to confirm space and assistance.
What happens if I miss the bus after the concert?
We allow 30 minutes after the concert ends. No refunds are issued for missed departures.
Can I eat on the bus?
Light snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are welcome. Please avoid strong smells or mess.
Do I need to bring ID?
ID may be requested for under-18s. Adults generally do not need to present ID to board.
Can I book for a group of friends?
Yes. Group bookings are encouraged — book early to ensure seating together.
Will there be event staff at the drop-off point?
Yes. Irish Concert Travel staff will be on-site in high-vis jackets to assist with directions and boarding.
Can I travel one way to Thomond Park?
No. All tickets are sold as same-day return only.
How will I know which bus is mine after the concert?
Return pickups occur at the same drop-off point. Each bus is clearly labeled with signage and route info.
What happens if the Wolfe Tones show is cancelled?
If the event is officially cancelled, full coach ticket refunds will be processed automatically.
Are name changes allowed on coach tickets?
Possibly. Please contact us in advance to request a name change, if needed.
Can I store my bag on the coach?
Yes. Small bags can be brought onboard. Larger bags may be stored underneath.
Is smoking or vaping allowed on the coach?
No. All Irish Concert Travel buses are strictly smoke- and vape-free zones.

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