Copper Face Jacks, Dublin
Located on Harcourt Street, Copper Face Jacks stands out as the most popular among several similar late-night venues. Known for its lively atmosphere, catchy pop tunes, and groups of partygoers seeking a good time, this establishment offers reasonable prices for a night out, although the options seem somewhat limited. The basement level is the heart of the action, featuring a spacious dance floor, a striking twenty-two-foot LED display, and state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems that amplify the party vibe. In addition to the dance floor, the venue also includes the Residence Bar on the main floor, a chic cocktail bar in the basement, and the Mews Bar situated near the outdoor beer garden. Entertainment options range from DJ sets to live music performances spanning various genres – be sure to check online for the latest details.
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Sight Name: Copper Face Jacks
Sight Location: Dublin, Ireland (See walking tours in Dublin)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub
Sight Location: Dublin, Ireland (See walking tours in Dublin)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub
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