Christy Moore
20 June: Christy Moore performs at the National Concert Hall, Dublin. A figurehead in Irish traditional music whose career has spanned more than five decades. Moore will perform songs from throughout his enduring career as well as from his most recent release On the Road. Famous songs such as The Voyage and Ordinary Man are sure to be great crowd-pleasers with the audience. Fans can’t wait to experience another dynamic and ultimately absorbing night of exceptional Irish song when the stunning and legendary performer, Christy Moore, plays Ireland's National Concert Hall. For more information and to book tickets visit www.nch.ie.
Mick Flavin
16 June: Country singing sensation Mick Flavin plays at the 5 Roads Crossroads Country Fest in Collinstown, Meath, on the 16 June. Flavin, accompanied by his band, will bring a night of great music, entertainment and will have the whole crowd dancing and jiving in the Royal County. Flavin has been on the country singing scene for over 40 years now and has released many well-known songs such as Someday You'll Love Me and I'm Gonna Make It After All. For all country singing enthusiasts, this is a not to be missed event. For further details visit www.mickflavin.com.
Western
18 June: Director Valeska Grisebach brings his sketch entitled Western to the Pavilion Theatre. The film features a group of German workers who set off to a construction site in the border region between Bulgaria and Greece. This journey across breathtaking landscapes and into a foreign land ignites an infectious sense of adventure among the party. However, language barriers and cultural differences soon bring out prejudices. Discover the results of this unconventional piece of cinema when Western is screened at Dún Laoghaire’s intimate Pavilion Theatre. For further details visit www.paviliontheatre.ie.
Tommy Tiernan
16 June: Tommy Tiernan brings his A Work in Progress show to the Royal Spa Hotel, Lisdoonvarna, on the 16 June. Now in his 22th year as a stand-up comedian, the ever-energetic and hilariously funny Tommy Tiernan delivers another laugh-out-loud production. His unconventional storytelling and sometimes dark methods of comedy have left a mark on Irish society, and his popularity remains strong among the majority. Tiernan is one of Ireland’s best-known comedians and he is sure to have everyone in the audience in stitches on the night. Visit www.ticketmaster.ie for ticket prices.
Hereditary
15 June: Directed by Ari Aster in his feature directorial debut, the film Hereditary follows a family who begins to be haunted following the death of their reclusive grandmother. When Ellen, the matriarch of the Graham family, passes away, her daughter's family begins to unravel cryptic and increasingly terrifying secrets about their ancestry. The more they discover, the more they find themselves trying to outrun the sinister fate they seem to have inherited.
Connacht
Galway: Ballinasloe, Shearwater Hotel, 17 June, Robert Mizzell
Leitrim: Carrick on Shannon, Landmark Hotel, 23 June, Cliona Hagan
Mayo: Claremorris, McWilliam Park,Big Band Dancing, 23 June, Mike Denver, Social Dancing, 17 June, Brendan Magee
Leinster
Dublin: Dublin, The Red Cow, 14 June, Declan Nerney
Kilkenny: Slievrue, Rhu Glenn, 16 June, Patrick O’Sullivan
Kilkenny: Piltown, Piltown Gaa Complex, 17 June, Pat Daly
Meath: Navan, The Ardboyne, 18 June, Robert Mizzell
Westmeath: Moate, The Well, 16 June, Ciaran Rosney
Munster
Clare: Ennis, West County, 24 June, Mick Flavin
Cork: Macroom, Riverside Park Hotel, 18 June, Singing Jarvey
Cork: Mallow, The Hazel Tree, 15 June, Gerry Guthrie
Cork: Glanmire, Vienna Woods, 20 June, Patrick O’Sullivan
Limerick: Killmallock, Bulgaden Castle, 20 June, Muriel O’Connor & Fran Curry
Limerick: Adare, Woodlands Hotel, 17 June, Patrick Feeney
Tipperary: Newport, Ballymackeogh, Aherns, 16 June, Adrian Ryan
Tipperary: Roscrea, Racket Hall, 16 June, Paddy O’Brien
Ulster
Cavan: Cavan, Hotel Kilmore, 16 June, Robert Mizzell
Donegal: Bundoran, Allingham Arms, 16 June, Johnny Brady
Down: Newry, Mourne Country, 16 June, Eamon Jackson
Derry: Coleraine, Bushtown Hotel, 18 June, John McNicholl
Monaghan: Castleblayney, Glencarn Hotel, 22 June, Patrick Feeney
Monaghan: Monaghan, Hillgrove Hotel, 17 June, Declan Nerney
Tyrone: Moy, The Ryandale, 16 June, Jimmy Buckley
Tyrone: Omagh, Silverbirch Hotel, 15 June, Patrick Feeney
Busy week for Paddy in Mallow and Wexford as he celebrates in style
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