Wednesday 24 February
Where: Central Park
What: Disco Divas Ladies
Time: 10.45pm

The last few 110th Street parties at Deeper have seen the basement venue packed to the rafters for parties. If all shades of 4/4 music tickle your fancy, from whirling hypnotic house to gnarly in-your-face techno, with the odd lost classic announcing itself to a gallery of cheers, check out Cyril Briscoe and Cian Ó Cíobháin, aka SiSi, this Saturday 27 February.

Roisin Dubh's latest Silent Disco instalment takes place this Saturday, 27 February and pitches Strange Brew's Gugai against Graham 'Stroller; Dolan in a battle of the DJs. Expect a whole heap of the finest indie, funk, rock, hip hop, breaks and much more from both sides. The fun and games kick off at 10.30pm til late.

A one-off fundraiser for Haiti takes place this weekend in The Oslo Bar in Salthill where local DJs will be playing everything from electronic beats to world grooves. Sasha Von Thulen will be laying down her trademark techy sounds while DJ Mailo lets loose with her energetic cocktail of funky beats mixed with droplets of drum and bass.

We Hate DJs return to Massimo this Friday, 26 February, where the crew will be performing a brand new set consisting of full live drums and percussion, funked out guitar riffs with DJ XL-R8 setting the pace delivering a mix of tech/house/breaks and leftfield beats with the odd remixed classic thrown in for good measure.

Menopause The Musical has entertained audiences in more than 100 American cities, as well as in Australia, Canada, Israel, Italy, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, South Africa and South Korea. The previous West End run, as well as UK and Irish tours, were a huge hit with audiences and critics alike and the show broke box-office records across Ireland on its 2007/8 tour.

Top international comic Brendon Burns plays the Laughter Lounge in Roisin Dubh tonight, Wednesday 17 February. The loud, opinionated and wickedly funny comic is one of the most popular stand-ups on the circuit today and Burns walked away with the If.Comedy award in Edinburgh in 2007.

The popular comic and grand master of lo-fi musical whimsy David O'Doherty plays Cuba*Live on Sunday 28 February. Hailed by The Irish Times for his "beautiful mix of acute observation and startling invention", O'Doherty won the Edinburgh Fringe's If (formerly Perrier) award in 2008, regularly headlines all the major worldwide comedy festivals and has had numerous TV appearances on top shows like Never Mind The Buzzcocks.

Hailed as a 'terrifyingly confident newcomer…a shoo-in for stardom' by London's Evening Standard, one of the UK's finest up and coming comics Jack Whitehall plays the Laughter Lounge in the Róisín Dubh on Wednesday 24 February. At just twenty-one years old, Jack Whitehall has made a remarkable impact upon the comedy world.

Wednesday 17 February
Where: Fibber Magees
What: Resident DJ
Time: 9.30pm