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The Grove 67-97: (More Than Just A Feeling)

The Grove is a true Live story that takes a look at the famous Dublin disco which shaped the lives and the musical tastes of thousands.

For 30 years The Grove was an institution in Dublin, running from 1967 to 1997, and it is still talked about today in hallowed terms by the sometime teenagers who danced there while legendary DJ Cecil Nolan spun tracks on the wheels of steel. RTE 2 FM's Marty Whelan, news presenter Eileen Dunne and comedian Brendan Bourke recall their personal experiences and describe why the Grove was so special to them, this is still an interesting story as we will at last find out what the fuss was about.


And it's sure to bring a wistful tear to the eye of anyone who remembers their teenage years with fondness.

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