HomeTHURSDAY 9th
7.00 pm.
Fáilte Ireland/South West Tourism Reception.
Open to all patrons & sponsors of the festival.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s National School.
Admission: Free to all patrons and sponsors of the festival.
7.30 pm.
Official opening of the Brendan Kennelly Summer Festival.
John Treacy: A native of Villierstown, Co. Waterford, John won the World Cross Country Championship in 1978 in Edinburgh and in 1979 in Limerick. Silver medalist at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, won The Los Angeles Marathon in 1992 and The Dublin City Marathon in 1994. John continued his association with sport joining the Irish Sports Council where he was appointed chief Executive in 1999.
An evening of poetry, music and song with Listowel Singers & Comhaltas Ceoilteoirí Eireann organised by the Ballylongford/Tarbert Branch.
Venue: Festival Centre Courtyard, St Oliver's National School.
Admission: €15.
Early booking advisable. 087-0523133
FRIDAY 10th
*(Workshops must be pre-booked to ensure placing) 087-0523133
10.30 – 11.30 am.
Art Workshops (4 – 7 yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
“Monster Masks”
Create a fearsome monster mask to hang on your wall. Using clay and lots of
imagination.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133
10.00 – 12.00 noon
Workshop by Orfhlaith Ní Bhriain
This workshop will include body language, how we communicate, an
exploration of posture and daily movements, response to stimuli including
music, poetry and drama an introduction to choreography.
No previous experience necessary.
Orfhlaith is an experienced Irish Dance teacher and choreographer. She has
taught movement classes in Ireland and abroad and has lectured in dance at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, Mary
Immaculate Collage, Limerick and Williams College, Western Massachussetts.
Venue: Festival Centre Admission: €35.
Maximum 12 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133
11.00 – 1.00 pm.
Art Workshops (8 – 12 yrs) with Lisa Walsh and Geraldine Shanahan.
“Busy Bees”
This workshop is a hive of activity for busy bees who want to “buzz” all day.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class. Early booking essential.. 087-0523133
11.00 am.
Photo Exhibition: Happiest Days of our Lives
A remarkable series featuring unique photographs of the village and its people
compiled by Nancy McAuliffe
Venue: Festival Centre
12.00 – 1.00 pm.
Art Workshops (4 -7yr) with Elaine McFarland.
“Monster Masks”
Create a fearsome monster mask to hang on your wall. Using clay and lots of
imagination.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
2.30 – 3.30 pm.
Art Workshop (4 - 7yr) with Lisa Walsh and Geraldine Shanahan.“Child's Play”
Hands on, bun filled, jammed packed workshop for “kool kids”
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential.
2.00 – 4.00 pm.
Continuation of Workshop by Orfhlaith Ní Bhriain
2.00 – 4.00 pm.
Art Workshops (8 - 12yr) with Elaine McFarland.
“Design your own puppet”Design and create your own puppet using a wide variety of materials.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
12.15 – 1.15 pm.
“My Husband Died for Ireland. It was not his Choice”. Ann McCabe“
The Jerry McCabe story is at last being told” so said Desie O’Malley when he
launched the book. We now have a permanent record of the June 1996 shooting in Adare and the ten years of agony that the family went through as Sinn Féin IRA demanded the release of the killers even before they went to trial. “It shows that history, if not justice, is catching up with the Provos”.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
3.00 – 4.30 pm.
The Fanzini Circus Workshop ages 8 +
Supported by Kerry County Council Arts Office.
Are you looking for:
• Activities to improve self esteem. An exciting physical challenge for young
• people.
• Skills with learning outcomes.
• More structured play
• A safe environment for young people to develop self confidence and encourage independence?
Then look no further than the Fanzini Circus Workshop Company!
Circus arts promotes personal and social development, co-operation,
confidence and creativity. In a supportive environment its amazing how quickly young and old can learn to juggle, spin plates, use a diablo and balance objects. Learning, practicing and performing circus skills is a great exercise in itself and also brings other benefits. Juggling and diablo can improve general coordination and help with posture, balance and body awareness.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7.
Maximum 10 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
4.00 – 5.00 pm.
Art Workshop (4 - 7yr) with Lisa Walsh and Geraldine Shanahan.“Child's Play”
Hands on, bun filled, jammed packed workshop for “kool kids”
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
4.30 - 5..30 pm.
John McDonagh
Dr. John McDonagh lectures in the Department of English in Mary Immaculate
College in Limerick. His book “Brendan Kennelly a Host of Ghosts” was
published by Liffey Press in 2004. He also edited a collection of essays by
Michael Hartnett (FourCourts Press 2006). Dr. John McDonagh has been
involved in and supported the festival since its inception.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
6.30 - 7.30 pm.
Mo Scéal Féin – Bill Cullen
Bill Cullen was born in 1942 in the inner city tenements of Dublin. Bill finished
school at thirteen years of age and became involved in the motor trade and
quickly rose to the top. Bill’s motor business has now a turnover of 450 million
per annum, prompting Sir Anthony O’Reilly’s apt comment “Bill Cullen came
from the rabbit warrens of despair in the slums of Dublin to become one of
Ireland’s most inspirational business leaders”. Bill has written two books both of which have become best sellers.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
830 pm.
Art Exhibition:
The launch, by Jimmy Deenihan T. D. of four individual shows, by artists, Betty Hannon Flavin, Nesta Fitzgerald, Fiona Marron and Keith Rahilly and one group show, based on the Festival Theme.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: Free
9.30 pm
De Bogadeers?
Join De Bogadeers for one of the festival’s highlights. A tour through poetry,
song and story in the pubs of the village.
Assembly: Festival Courtyard, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: Free.
10.00 pm – Evening Entertainment.
The festival spirit is continued on in the local pubs.
SATURDAY 11th
10.30 – 11.30 pm.
Art Workshop (4 - 7yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
“Funny puppets”
Create an animal hand puppet using card, material, feathers etc.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
11.00 – 12.30 pm.
Create a Storyboard! (8 - 12yrs) with Julie Finucane.
Exploring the mythology of our land and ancestors through the medium of art.
We’ll become the heroes of our own legend. From the Tuatha to fairies and from the sacred Tree of Life to Ogham stones and holy wells. The children will
become the heroes of their own storyboard using inks, pens and collage. We’ll
make a magical spiral stone to seal our legend in!
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €10.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
12.00 - 1.00 pm
Art Workshop (4 - 7yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
“Funny puppets”
Create an animal hand puppet using card, material, feathers etc.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €5.
Maximum 20 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
11.00 – 1.00 pm
Drama Workshop (4 –7 yrs) with Steven Sparkes, Drama Quest.
In this limited space of time, through games, improvisation, mime and music,
the children will create their own “Drama”. It is impossible to say exactly what
that would be as it lies within the creative imaginations of the children who will
take part. Children are requested to wear trousers or tracksuit bottoms and
sensible shoes. Oh! And don’t forget a”Happy Head”.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7
Maximum 20 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133.
2.30 – 4.30 pm
Art Workshop (8-12yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
Sculpture with clay.
Bring home your own sculpture created by you using hands and tools, and
imagination.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall
Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
2.00 – 4.00 pm
Drama Workshop (8 -12 yrs) with Steven Sparks of Drama Quest.
In this limited space of time, through games, improvisation, mime and music,
the children will create their own 'Drama'. It is impossible to say exactly what
that would be as it lies within the creative imaginations of the children who will
take part. Children are requested to wear trousers or tracksuit bottoms and
sensible shoes. Oh! and don't forget a 'Happy Head'.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133.
11.15 am.
A Mystery Tour.
A guided, mystery bus tour only for the stout of heart!
Festival ticket holders please note a surcharge of €5 will be charged for this
event
Assembly: Festival Courtyard. 087-0523133.
Admission: €15.
12.15 - 1.15 pm
Alice Taylor.
Alice Taylor published her first book “To School Through the Fields” in 1988.
Since then she has written non fiction, novels, poetry and childrens books with
great success. Alice Taylor epitomizes the virtues of life in rural Ireland.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: €10.
3.00– 4.30 pm
Create a Storyboard! (8 - 12yrs) with Julie Finucane.
Exploring the mythology of our land and ancestors through the medium of art.
We’ll become the heroes of our own legend. From the Tuatha to fairies and from the sacred Tree of Life to ogham stones and holy wells. The children will become the heroes of their own storyboard using inks, pens and collage. We’ll make a magical spiral stone to seal our legend in!
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
2.00 – 3.30 pm
The Con Creedon Storytelling Circle
Featuring some of the finest underage storytellers from Munster organised by
Maria Scanlon.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: Free
4.15 - 5.15 pm
Eugene McGee.
Eugene McGee was managing editor of the Longford Leader. Currently a
columnist with the Irish Independent, and Sunday Tribune newspapers. A native of North Longford, Eugene is renowned for his indepth knowledge of the G.A.A.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133.
Admission: €10.
6.00 pm
Lislaughtin - Padraig O’Connor Lecture.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: €10.
9.30 pm
A Night at the Crooked Cross• Céilí Band.
• Open Set Competition.
• Ted Kennelly Memorial Cup.
Venue: The Crooked Cross.
Admission: Free
SUNDAY 12th
12.00 noon
A Poetry Symphony.
Calling all poets from far and wide to an open microphone extravaganza.
Venue: The Rovers Return Bar.
Admission: Free.
2.00 - 3.00 pm.
Parade.
A colourful parade with the local children. Also adding music and colour to the
event are COCOnuts, a Dingle-based group of drummers from six different
countries (Turkey, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Ireland). They are
playing mainly traditional West African rhythms and songs on djembes,
bassdrums and small percussion.
Venue: The Village.
Venue: G.A.A. Pitch
3.30 pm. Family Fun Day.
6.00 – 7.30 pm.
Liam Lynch (Book Launch).
“A Stranger to Darkness”.
A native of Kilgarvan, Ballydonoghue, living in Knocknagoshel, married to
Kathleen, Liam lost his sight due to an hereditary condition. This has not
prevented Liam from achieving his goals or dampened his great humour. All
proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated to the Irish Guide Dogs
Association.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
9.00 pm
Con Creedon Storytelling Circle.
In My Fathers Time.
Francis Kennedy and friends will enthrall the audience with stories and craic.
Venue: Kennelly’s Bar.
Admission: Free.
10.30 pm
Evening Entertainment....................
7.00 pm.
Fáilte Ireland/South West Tourism Reception.
Open to all patrons & sponsors of the festival.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s National School.
Admission: Free to all patrons and sponsors of the festival.
7.30 pm.
Official opening of the Brendan Kennelly Summer Festival.
John Treacy: A native of Villierstown, Co. Waterford, John won the World Cross Country Championship in 1978 in Edinburgh and in 1979 in Limerick. Silver medalist at the Los Angeles Olympics in 1984, won The Los Angeles Marathon in 1992 and The Dublin City Marathon in 1994. John continued his association with sport joining the Irish Sports Council where he was appointed chief Executive in 1999.
An evening of poetry, music and song with Listowel Singers & Comhaltas Ceoilteoirí Eireann organised by the Ballylongford/Tarbert Branch.
Venue: Festival Centre Courtyard, St Oliver's National School.
Admission: €15.
Early booking advisable. 087-0523133
FRIDAY 10th
*(Workshops must be pre-booked to ensure placing) 087-0523133
10.30 – 11.30 am.
Art Workshops (4 – 7 yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
“Monster Masks”
Create a fearsome monster mask to hang on your wall. Using clay and lots of
imagination.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133
10.00 – 12.00 noon
Workshop by Orfhlaith Ní Bhriain
This workshop will include body language, how we communicate, an
exploration of posture and daily movements, response to stimuli including
music, poetry and drama an introduction to choreography.
No previous experience necessary.
Orfhlaith is an experienced Irish Dance teacher and choreographer. She has
taught movement classes in Ireland and abroad and has lectured in dance at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, Mary
Immaculate Collage, Limerick and Williams College, Western Massachussetts.
Venue: Festival Centre Admission: €35.
Maximum 12 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133
11.00 – 1.00 pm.
Art Workshops (8 – 12 yrs) with Lisa Walsh and Geraldine Shanahan.
“Busy Bees”
This workshop is a hive of activity for busy bees who want to “buzz” all day.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class. Early booking essential.. 087-0523133
11.00 am.
Photo Exhibition: Happiest Days of our Lives
A remarkable series featuring unique photographs of the village and its people
compiled by Nancy McAuliffe
Venue: Festival Centre
12.00 – 1.00 pm.
Art Workshops (4 -7yr) with Elaine McFarland.
“Monster Masks”
Create a fearsome monster mask to hang on your wall. Using clay and lots of
imagination.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
2.30 – 3.30 pm.
Art Workshop (4 - 7yr) with Lisa Walsh and Geraldine Shanahan.“Child's Play”
Hands on, bun filled, jammed packed workshop for “kool kids”
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential.
2.00 – 4.00 pm.
Continuation of Workshop by Orfhlaith Ní Bhriain
2.00 – 4.00 pm.
Art Workshops (8 - 12yr) with Elaine McFarland.
“Design your own puppet”Design and create your own puppet using a wide variety of materials.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
12.15 – 1.15 pm.
“My Husband Died for Ireland. It was not his Choice”. Ann McCabe“
The Jerry McCabe story is at last being told” so said Desie O’Malley when he
launched the book. We now have a permanent record of the June 1996 shooting in Adare and the ten years of agony that the family went through as Sinn Féin IRA demanded the release of the killers even before they went to trial. “It shows that history, if not justice, is catching up with the Provos”.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
3.00 – 4.30 pm.
The Fanzini Circus Workshop ages 8 +
Supported by Kerry County Council Arts Office.
Are you looking for:
• Activities to improve self esteem. An exciting physical challenge for young
• people.
• Skills with learning outcomes.
• More structured play
• A safe environment for young people to develop self confidence and encourage independence?
Then look no further than the Fanzini Circus Workshop Company!
Circus arts promotes personal and social development, co-operation,
confidence and creativity. In a supportive environment its amazing how quickly young and old can learn to juggle, spin plates, use a diablo and balance objects. Learning, practicing and performing circus skills is a great exercise in itself and also brings other benefits. Juggling and diablo can improve general coordination and help with posture, balance and body awareness.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7.
Maximum 10 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
4.00 – 5.00 pm.
Art Workshop (4 - 7yr) with Lisa Walsh and Geraldine Shanahan.“Child's Play”
Hands on, bun filled, jammed packed workshop for “kool kids”
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133
4.30 - 5..30 pm.
John McDonagh
Dr. John McDonagh lectures in the Department of English in Mary Immaculate
College in Limerick. His book “Brendan Kennelly a Host of Ghosts” was
published by Liffey Press in 2004. He also edited a collection of essays by
Michael Hartnett (FourCourts Press 2006). Dr. John McDonagh has been
involved in and supported the festival since its inception.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
6.30 - 7.30 pm.
Mo Scéal Féin – Bill Cullen
Bill Cullen was born in 1942 in the inner city tenements of Dublin. Bill finished
school at thirteen years of age and became involved in the motor trade and
quickly rose to the top. Bill’s motor business has now a turnover of 450 million
per annum, prompting Sir Anthony O’Reilly’s apt comment “Bill Cullen came
from the rabbit warrens of despair in the slums of Dublin to become one of
Ireland’s most inspirational business leaders”. Bill has written two books both of which have become best sellers.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
830 pm.
Art Exhibition:
The launch, by Jimmy Deenihan T. D. of four individual shows, by artists, Betty Hannon Flavin, Nesta Fitzgerald, Fiona Marron and Keith Rahilly and one group show, based on the Festival Theme.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: Free
9.30 pm
De Bogadeers?
Join De Bogadeers for one of the festival’s highlights. A tour through poetry,
song and story in the pubs of the village.
Assembly: Festival Courtyard, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: Free.
10.00 pm – Evening Entertainment.
The festival spirit is continued on in the local pubs.
SATURDAY 11th
10.30 – 11.30 pm.
Art Workshop (4 - 7yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
“Funny puppets”
Create an animal hand puppet using card, material, feathers etc.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall. Admission: €5.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
11.00 – 12.30 pm.
Create a Storyboard! (8 - 12yrs) with Julie Finucane.
Exploring the mythology of our land and ancestors through the medium of art.
We’ll become the heroes of our own legend. From the Tuatha to fairies and from the sacred Tree of Life to Ogham stones and holy wells. The children will
become the heroes of their own storyboard using inks, pens and collage. We’ll
make a magical spiral stone to seal our legend in!
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €10.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
12.00 - 1.00 pm
Art Workshop (4 - 7yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
“Funny puppets”
Create an animal hand puppet using card, material, feathers etc.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €5.
Maximum 20 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
11.00 – 1.00 pm
Drama Workshop (4 –7 yrs) with Steven Sparkes, Drama Quest.
In this limited space of time, through games, improvisation, mime and music,
the children will create their own “Drama”. It is impossible to say exactly what
that would be as it lies within the creative imaginations of the children who will
take part. Children are requested to wear trousers or tracksuit bottoms and
sensible shoes. Oh! And don’t forget a”Happy Head”.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7
Maximum 20 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133.
2.30 – 4.30 pm
Art Workshop (8-12yrs) with Elaine McFarland.
Sculpture with clay.
Bring home your own sculpture created by you using hands and tools, and
imagination.
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall
Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
2.00 – 4.00 pm
Drama Workshop (8 -12 yrs) with Steven Sparks of Drama Quest.
In this limited space of time, through games, improvisation, mime and music,
the children will create their own 'Drama'. It is impossible to say exactly what
that would be as it lies within the creative imaginations of the children who will
take part. Children are requested to wear trousers or tracksuit bottoms and
sensible shoes. Oh! and don't forget a 'Happy Head'.
Venue: The Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7.
Maximum 20 per class. Early booking essential. 087-0523133.
11.15 am.
A Mystery Tour.
A guided, mystery bus tour only for the stout of heart!
Festival ticket holders please note a surcharge of €5 will be charged for this
event
Assembly: Festival Courtyard. 087-0523133.
Admission: €15.
12.15 - 1.15 pm
Alice Taylor.
Alice Taylor published her first book “To School Through the Fields” in 1988.
Since then she has written non fiction, novels, poetry and childrens books with
great success. Alice Taylor epitomizes the virtues of life in rural Ireland.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: €10.
3.00– 4.30 pm
Create a Storyboard! (8 - 12yrs) with Julie Finucane.
Exploring the mythology of our land and ancestors through the medium of art.
We’ll become the heroes of our own legend. From the Tuatha to fairies and from the sacred Tree of Life to ogham stones and holy wells. The children will become the heroes of their own storyboard using inks, pens and collage. We’ll make a magical spiral stone to seal our legend in!
Venue: Eddie Carmody Memorial Hall.
Admission: €7.
Maximum 15 per class early booking essential. 087-0523133.
2.00 – 3.30 pm
The Con Creedon Storytelling Circle
Featuring some of the finest underage storytellers from Munster organised by
Maria Scanlon.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: Free
4.15 - 5.15 pm
Eugene McGee.
Eugene McGee was managing editor of the Longford Leader. Currently a
columnist with the Irish Independent, and Sunday Tribune newspapers. A native of North Longford, Eugene is renowned for his indepth knowledge of the G.A.A.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133.
Admission: €10.
6.00 pm
Lislaughtin - Padraig O’Connor Lecture.
Venue: Festival Centre, St. Oliver’s School.
Admission: €10.
9.30 pm
A Night at the Crooked Cross• Céilí Band.
• Open Set Competition.
• Ted Kennelly Memorial Cup.
Venue: The Crooked Cross.
Admission: Free
SUNDAY 12th
12.00 noon
A Poetry Symphony.
Calling all poets from far and wide to an open microphone extravaganza.
Venue: The Rovers Return Bar.
Admission: Free.
2.00 - 3.00 pm.
Parade.
A colourful parade with the local children. Also adding music and colour to the
event are COCOnuts, a Dingle-based group of drummers from six different
countries (Turkey, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Ireland). They are
playing mainly traditional West African rhythms and songs on djembes,
bassdrums and small percussion.
Venue: The Village.
Venue: G.A.A. Pitch
3.30 pm. Family Fun Day.
6.00 – 7.30 pm.
Liam Lynch (Book Launch).
“A Stranger to Darkness”.
A native of Kilgarvan, Ballydonoghue, living in Knocknagoshel, married to
Kathleen, Liam lost his sight due to an hereditary condition. This has not
prevented Liam from achieving his goals or dampened his great humour. All
proceeds from the sales of this book will be donated to the Irish Guide Dogs
Association.
Venue: Festival Centre. 087-0523133
Admission: €10.
9.00 pm
Con Creedon Storytelling Circle.
In My Fathers Time.
Francis Kennedy and friends will enthrall the audience with stories and craic.
Venue: Kennelly’s Bar.
Admission: Free.
10.30 pm
Evening Entertainment....................