Waterford Youth Arts are very much in the creative news lately. Only recently Deirdre Dwyer, who came up through the ranks at...
Author: Liam Murphy
Preview: Carrick Play
Preview: Carrick Play
Brewery Lane Theatre are hosting a “supper theatre” event on 10 Fri and 11 Saturday October and the following...
Brendan Bowyer
Brendan Bowyer
To mark the Hucklebuck King’s fifty years in showbusiness, Brendan Bowyer was on the Late Late Show and he rocked through...
Review: New Ross Piano Festival
Review: New Ross Piano Festival
Now in its third year, the New Ross Piano festival has a greater audience, a more varied programme and some fine exuberant...
Review: Top Girls
Review: Top Girls
Jim Myers’ Gallowglass Theatre Company brought their national touring show, Top Girls, back to home at the White Memorial...
Review: Piccolo Lasso
Review: Piccolo Lasso
There was a buzz of excitement at the Piccolo Lasso coffee concert at Christ Church Cathedral, with Eric Sweeney on the organ...
Review: Paddy Fegan
Review: Paddy Fegan
Next week at Greyfriars Gallery, Waterford man, Paddy Fegan, will launch his first book of poetry, This Day, in memory of his...
Tramore Hostel
Tramore Hostel
There was a happy buzz of freshness and optimism about the RTE1 programme, At Your Service and a delightful happy couple who run...
REVIEW: Hound
REVIEW: Hound
Hound, at the Forum, manages to tell an Irish fable and a legend or two in a modern multi-media way with pre-video images as a...
REVIEW:Blood And Bandage Plays
REVIEW:Blood And Bandage Plays
You’ve got to hand it to Cork theatre company, Meridian, who haven excellent new plays/new authors policy – none of...
REVIEW: Kingerlee At Manifesto
REVIEW: Kingerlee At Manifesto
While the large prints by Gottfried Helnwein attract the publicity and controversy for the Fringe Festival still running in...
PREVIEW: Claire Keegan
PREVIEW: Claire Keegan
Last year Faber and Faber brought out Claire Keegan’s second book of stories, Walk The Blue Fields and suddenly critics...
