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Wedding DJs in Limerick

1 wedding DJ covering Limerick City, Newcastle West, Adare and the rest of Co. Limerick.

1 local supplierMunster

Wedding DJs prices in Ireland

Typical range€400 – €900
Share of wedding budget~2%
Usually booked9 months before
Plan your full budget

1 supplier

Wedding DJs

Paudie Walsh

Award-winning wedding DJ covering Limerick and Cork

Dooradoyle, Co. Limerick
Price on enquiry

Getting married in Limerick

What to know locally

Adare Manor country and a strong city supplier scene.

Most couples marrying in Co. Limerick draw suppliers from Limerick City, Newcastle West, Adare and the surrounding towns, and the majority of wedding DJs listed here will travel across the county without an extra charge. Ask about travel before you assume it is included.

Prices for wedding DJs in Limerick sit close to the national average, so you can plan against the standard Irish figures.

Towns covered

Limerick CityNewcastle WestAdareKilmallock

Common questions

Wedding DJs in Limerick, answered

How much do wedding DJs cost in Limerick?

Nationally, most Irish couples spend between €400 and €900 on wedding DJs, roughly 2% of a €37,000 wedding budget. Nobody in Co. Limerick has a published price yet, so we can't give a local average; expect Dublin and the commuter counties to sit above that range and the midlands below it.

How many wedding DJs are there in Limerick?

We list 1 in Co. Limerick so far, covering Limerick City, Newcastle West, Adare, Kilmallock. Many suppliers in neighbouring counties also cover Limerick, so it is worth checking nearby listings too.

When should we book a wedding DJ in Limerick?

Around 9 months before the wedding. Peak summer Saturdays in Limerick book out well over a year ahead. Off-peak and midweek dates are considerably easier and usually cheaper.

Do suppliers travel across Co. Limerick?

Most do, and many cover neighbouring counties as well. Travel within the county is usually included; anything beyond it is often charged separately. Confirm this in writing before you pay a deposit. It is one of the most common sources of unexpected cost.