NecropolisDublin

16/11/2024

So, it's been awhile lovely creatures of the night. How are you all doing? Necropolis continues to be on hiatus, but our Ghostess with the Mostest, Lydia, will be the Guest DJ for the inaugural night of DJ Obscura's DISORDER later this month in Fibber Magees on Saturday 30th of November. Come join us and dance / mosh the night away as they play all your favourite Gothic Rock, Industrial, Metal, EBM and Dark Wave tunes. 🦇🦇

WIN FREE ENTRY TO DISORDER AND A €20 BAR TAB! 🔥

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Bonus point if you enter on Instagram too!obscura 📸

Winner will be announced on November 22nd! 🤘🏻

If you have already purchased a ticket online, you can still enter to win a €20 bar tab! 🍻

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Fibber Magees, Parnell Street Dublin 01 / D01 CK74

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10:30 PM - CLOSE

01/11/2023

Thank you so much to everyone who tuned in for the livestream last night! We hope you had a wickedly wonderful Halloween 🎃

Gore-geous artwork by the uber talented

31/10/2023

Tune in to twitch.tv/necropolisdublin tonight from 9pm for our spooky Halloween livestream. 💀

Alternative spooky club night, based in Dublin, Ireland

22/10/2023

Join us on Halloween night for a very special spooky livestream over on twitch.tv/necropolisdublin 💀

22/10/2023

Join us on Halloween night for a very special spooky livestream over on twitch.tv/necropolisdublin 💀

22/06/2022

Just what Dublin doesn't need - the loss of more cultural space for hotel rooms.

Save the O'Connell Street Beer Garden

27/05/2022

Sad news today

Though his role in Depeche Mode was often jokingly diminished, Andy Fletcher was instrumental to the band's sound and success.

06/05/2022

A tune for your evening:
"Let's have a black celebration
Black celebration
Tonight
To celebrate the fact
That we've seen the back
Of another black day"

Black Celebration song, from the homonymous album of Depeche Mode, 1986.

13/04/2022

Very sad news. May the light she brought to the lives of so many, never be forgotten.

This is the hardest statement to write. It is with great shock and disbelief that we announce that Sylvia Lancaster has passed away. She died early this morning in Blackburn hospital. She had suffered from ill health for the last couple of years, but her death was sudden and unexpected. Sylvia had such a powerful life force; we cannot imagine a world without her in it.

Following Sophie’s brutal murder, Sylvia put her energy into championing people from alternative subcultures and creating educational programmes to tackle prejudice and intolerance. She worked tirelessly to combat the inaccurate and lazy stereotyping that all too often leads to violent prejudice and promoted a culture of celebrating difference; something that leads to safer communities for us all.

Sylvia was formidable. She challenged authority and fought for what she believed in. Her legacy is that Sophie will never be forgotten, and her daughter’s name will always represent her mission – to Stamp Out Prejudice, Hatred and Intolerance Everywhere.
She will be sadly missed.

There will be much to say over the course of the next few months. Initially all our thoughts are focused on supporting Adam and his family in the coming days and weeks. Hold those you love a little bit closer today.

We are finishing for the last time using Sylvia’s sign off.

Love and Light,

The Sophie Lancaster Foundation Team