SEPTEMBER 2019

2nd - 27th

AFRICAN IMPRESSIONS

With this exhibition, Clare Artist, Tomás O’Maoldomhnaigh hopes to inspire people so they might connect with nature. In 2018 Tomás visited Nambia, Botswana and Zambia and this exhibition is a celebration of the nature and landscape of these marvellous wild places.                    

Tues 3rd

CHRIS JONES AND THE NIGHT DRIVERS

The best of American Country & Bluegrass from Tennessee featuring guitar, banjo, mandolin and base.

Thu 5th

THE MILLER’S STORY

A fun filled play of medieval naughtiness based on some of the characters in Chaucer’s, The Canterbury Tales. A lonely and ageing Miller leaves his home in Manchester and journeys to Canterbury, stopping off in London for a night of revelry. With Simon Thompson.

Tues 17th

THE BEST OF TRADITIONAL

A music network tour featuring Tara Breen - Fiddle, Laoise Kelly - Harp Josephine Marsh – Accordion and Nell Ni Chróinín - Voice.

Thu 19th

ONEDAY

A play by Dick Walsh and James Moran based on news articles published on 13th    March 2012. Theatre offers a medium to repeat these one-day events. Nominated for Best Production and Best Performer at the Dublin Fringe 2018.         

Fri 20th,  5-10pm

CULTURE NIGHT

An evening of  Film, Youth Theatre, Storytelling, Music, Song & Dance featuring   the best of  local talent, young and old. Fear an Ti, Sonny Egan.

Tues 24th

THE KINDERGARTEN TEACHER - Film Club

Maggie Gyllenhaal  gives a standout performance as a teacher who discovers her five-year-old student, Jimmy is a gifted prodigy. Unfortunately for both, her good intentions lead to over protectiveness and erratic decision making. In association with Access Cinema.

Thu 26th

ALL FOR ME GROG

The songs and story of The Dubliners.  The only Dubliners sound-alike show.

Fri 27th

CULCHIE WARRIORS

Joe Rooney and Patrick McDonnell present a hilarious new show of sketches, songs and stand-up in a show which brings together two of the most memorable characters from Father Ted together for a night of hilarious comedy.