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The ‘Hunger of the Skin Band’ is his storm-force new quintet, featuring; Brian Finnegan on whistle/flute, Seán Óg Graham on guitar, Liam Bradley on drums, Danny Byrt on percussion and drums, Conor McCreanor on bass.

The ICC will host a concert with Christine Tobin & The Lost Brothers, in honour of former manager of The Pogues, Thin Lizzy, The Clash and Elton John – Frank Murray. A sculpture commissioned in memory – “Scaradh”, by Michael Quane, will be on display.

Four of the finest virtuoso performers in Irish traditional music today come together to celebrate the 2022 release of Andy Martyn’s album Will We Give it a Go? Combining his own compositions with other Irish traditional music arrangements, in collaboration with a stellar line-up of musicians.

Dublin-born traditional singer and bouzouki player Daoirí (pronounced ‘Derry’) Farrell has been described by some of the biggest names in Irish folk music as one of most important singers to come out of Ireland in recent years.

A compelling new Music Network collaboration featuring the unique and beautiful sound of violas in traditional music.

A thrilling trip through traditional, contemporary and original jigs, reels, ballads and more, it sees them branch out musically, while tracing the roots of their tunes, and acquaintance.

The three musicians have built a formidable musical relationship over the last few years gigging together frequently as well as collaborating in the studio. Individually recognised figureheads of the tradition, they have built solid reputations as master musicians with astounding skill, diversity and virtuosity.

Come and Celebrate St Brigid’s Day with the renowned Casey Sisters!

Join us for another magical afternoon of music from two extraordinary Irish Heritage performers, Tara Viscardi, playing the harp and Rob Finegan on saxophone.

The Tea Dances are a monthly community dance. This months band is Mick Lee.