Let’s hear it for Carrie Crowley for whatever re-incarnation the Late Late show comes back as. Why would we need a more...
Author: Liam Murphy
Review: How The Light Gets In
Review: How The Light Gets In
To edit and assemble four weighty anthologies of poetry since 2003 is by any standards an excellent achievement and John Ennis...
Review: Moby Dick
Review: Moby Dick
Conor Lovett, the now much acclaimed one-man interpreter of Samuel Beckett stories, with his Gare St. Lazare Players, began his...
Review: Stella By Starlight
Review: Stella By Starlight
Dungarvan Dramatic Club had their audience in fits of laughter at the Town Hall Theatre with Bernard Farrell’s, not so...
Review: Gradam Ceoil
Review: Gradam Ceoil
The palatial Wexford Opera House, was the venue for the prestigious TG4 Gradam Ceoil (Traditional Music Awards). The recorded...
Mark Grahan
Mark Grahan
Another highlight was a showing of Art student multi-media videos and short animations, supported by some fine and mostly...
Breath Of God
Breath Of God
The high-point of the week was a concert at WIT Chapel, featuring Iarla O Lionaird, Gavin Bryars and the excellent The Crash...
Review: Waterford New Music Week
Review: Waterford New Music Week
While it is an achievement that Waterford New Music Week has reached its tenth year, it is balanced too precariously as a...
The Likes Of Us
The Likes Of Us
The depth of commitment, the honest ambition and amazing resilience of amateur theatre and musical theatre people up and down...
Ferry Tales
Ferry Tales
This week, at the Tramore Library, the Tramore Writers’ Group launched a clever set of stories in book form – Ferry...
New Ross Drama Festival
New Ross Drama Festival
Running over eight nights, this year’s New Ross Drama Festival brought a great mix of theatre and entertainment and had...
Review: The Sean Dunne Festivals
Review: The Sean Dunne Festivals
This year we had two Sean Dunne Festivals; the original Waterford City Council funded and organised Sean Dunne Writers’...
