We recorded with the Csapo mobile studio, and I'd like to thank to Adrian for the great service. He…read morecame to my place with his equipment, we rehearsed, then recorded three songs in stunning quality. We used only our guitars and his electric drums. Thanks!

From the owner: The best sounding rehearsal studio in Dublin, Ireland. We also do studio, concert and conference…read morerecording.

I rehearse in Badlands regularly. Of all the places around the city I have rehearsed in, this place…read moreis the best. Great gear, great service and a great price. They also have a pretty tooled up recording stdio, but I haven't used that.

From the owner: I now have three rooms available for rehearsals. Please note Badlands is not a recording studio.read more

Got a 2 hour recording studio experience here as a gift for my birthday…read more Was made feel very welcome,and relaxed. Nothing was rushed and warg happy with the cd at the end. Would definatly go back to record another song and would reccomend it for anyone interested.

Reasonably decent rehearsal studio - the rooms are big enough for 4-5 people, and there's usually a…read moreroom available at short notice. Unfortunately, the gear is quite poor, the drum kits in particular, and the microphone stands have seen better days. That said, the facilities are decent enough - there is free tea and coffee, and they have a selection of soft drinks and chocolate available for sale. Just one warning - the road through the estate has seen much better days, with massive potholes. Be careful driving in!

I was not impressed with this place. The facilities were good, but the gear was faulty and the…read moreprice was overblown. Service was not great either. I won't be going back.

A great audio post studio for recording voice-overs. Very comfortable and Greg is a true gent and…read moresuperb sound engineer. A Great central location with plenty of parking outside. A top studio for voiceovers in Dublin

From the owner: Egoboo Studios – Professional Voiceover & Audio Post-Production in Dublin…read more Egoboo Studios is Dublin’s trusted home for professional voiceover recording and creative audio post-production. Our award-winning team works with advertising and marketing clients across Ireland and beyond, delivering broadcast-quality sound for TV and radio commercials, brand campaigns, film, and animation. We specialise in remote recording sessions through Source Connect, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams, allowing clients and agencies to collaborate seamlessly in real time — from anywhere in the world. Whether you’re producing a global ad campaign, a brand voiceover, or a high-end corporate film, our engineers ensure every word, tone, and mix sounds flawless. With decades of experience in sound design, editing, mixing, and final delivery, Egoboo’s audio team brings technical precision and creative flair to every project. From the first take to the final broadcast master, we deliver crisp, balanced audio that enhances storytelling and brand impact. Located in the heart of Dublin, Egoboo Studios combines state-of-the-art recording facilities with a relaxed, professional atmosphere — ideal for directors, producers, and voice talent alike. Services: Voiceover recording, remote recording via Source Connect / Zoom / Teams, audio post-production, TV & radio commercial mixing, sound design, editing, ADR, and final mix for broadcast and film. Egoboo Studios — where creativity meets clarity in every sound.

Like the Conradh, it's very difficult not to talk about Comhaltas as Gaeilge. In the interest of…read moreinformation-sharing though, I'll succumb to the lure of English. This place is exactly what it proports to be - a cultúrlann, or a centre of culture. With music classes (this is where I learned to play the old feadóg stáin, albeit very ill, but there's not much you can do with a child so obviously lacking in musical skill), a stock of recordings, a (cheap!) bar and weekly céilithe, it's the heartbeat of the Irish trad establishment. Pop in on a Friday, not mid-summer I hasten to add, when the annual influx of Spanish students makes such forays tortuous to say the least, grab a cheap pint (once again, it's the Irish organisations who recognise the joys to be had in providing a space for cultural drinking) and enjoy a bit of Ballaí Luimní or Ionsaí na hInse and harken back to the fun you had in Irish College (minus the 14-year-old awkwardness). Is áit riachtanach é Comhaltas, ach is áit den scoth é freisin, má to suim agat i rudaí Gaelach. Ina theannta sin, is píosa craic é!