Looking forward to @sfaorfestival in Galway this weekend. Super line up of shows (including @SarathyKorwar), films & talks happening in the city - will be hosting an interview with @NooneMatthew as part of the event
Songs From An Open Road presents four rarely-seen films intrinsically connected to music and movement.
These screenings will be shown over the weekend in the Pálás Cinema and Nuns Island Theatre.
We are thrilled to welcome The Noura & Jeich Trio featuring @NMSeymali Jeich Ould Chighaly, and Mohammed Minne.
Join us on Sun Nov 20th in @cafeantaibhdhearc
Tickets: https://t.co/lPEKKtR0Vf
#SFAOR#Galway#nouramintseymali#NouraJeichTrio
We are thrilled to welcome @trio_mandili to Songs From An Open Road this November 19th & 20th.
Tickets: https://t.co/cFIxmriZqT
#SFAOR#Galway#triomandili
Here we go again! We're ready to welcome you to another jam-packed UL Open Day.
Students, parents, guidance counsellors - you are so welcome to our campus.
We have lots of friendly staff and students on hand to answer any questions you might have so don't be shy! 💚👋
Join us for a celebration of music that moves.
Songs From An Open Road will see a weekend of live music, talks, and film that will explore the sources and examine the influence of what is often referred to as ‘global music’. #SFAOR
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TICKETS ON SALE NOW!!!
https://t.co/nKF3asJ9aj
PENGUIN CAFE
NOURA & JEICH TRIO (FEAT. NOURA MINT SEMALI)
TRIO MANDILI
PADDY KEENAN & THOMAS MCCARTHY
WARSAW VILLAGE BAND
LISA O’NEILL
SARATHY KORWAR BAND
JESSIE LLOYD & STEVE COONEY
JOHN HOBAN
AFROBEAT ORCHESTRA
SAMADHARSANA
Well,a wee sell-out this evening.All full up,no 'a small amount of production tkts are being released'press release type of craic.
Hope weather smiles on us. Good luck to our musicians and performers. Music from 6pm.See you there
For the remained of his time at @londonirish, I shall be donating £1 to the @survivorstrust for every point @paddyjackson10 scores.
My reasoning is below. I’d like to invite London Irish to do the same.
Draoícht' (magic or enchantment) is used in Irish traditional music to describe playing which conveys deep feeling. I discussed what this elusive ‘draíocht’ is with Matthew Noone.
Listen here:https://t.co/TKrR9nuw8d @NooneMatthew