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Having recently attended a concert at the Cork Opera House, Katherine O’Leary writes that – while it is a positive thing to be back at live music – it is hard to completely relax at it.
After an 18 month hiatus, our events guide is finally back, and it’s busier than ever. Here’s what’s going on around the country. Compiled by Anne O’Donoghue
After the huge success of the Reach Out initiative by country music singers, a live stream concert has been organised on Easter Sunday, writes Michael Commins
Vladimir Jablokov travelled to Ireland on a whim many years ago, unsure of the career he was pursuing as a violinist. Playing on Grafton Street to make ends meet, his love of music was rekindled, writ
Could drive in concerts help fill the gap for the thousands of people, for whom a night’s dancing was their main social outlet and the highlight of their week. Mairead Lavery writes