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Larkin Hedge School Programme
Hedge Masters 2012
Programme 2012:
Thursday, May 10th
6.30pm (doors open 6pm): City of Larkin - Fanning the Flames of Revolution
Lecture: Dr Enda Leaney
Venue: The National Library, Kildare Street
Sponsored by IMPACT
A unique photographic presentation and lecture on the tenement housing and living conditions in Dublin, setting the historic events of 1913 in social context.
Admission free, limited seating.
8.30pm: In Praise of Obstreperous Lassies
Venue: The Clé Club, The Stag’s Head, 1 Dame Court, Dublin 2
Bean a’ tí: Róisín Gaffney
Niamh Parsons is the special guest at the Clé Club in an evening of song and music with an emphasis on women’s work and women’s lives.
Subscription – €5
Friday, May 11th
3.00pm: Walking tour: In The Footsteps of Larkin
Venue: Meet at the Custom House at 2.45pm
Sponsored by the TEEU
Pádraig Yeates, author of Lockout: Dublin 1913, comments on Larkin’s life as he leads a stroll through the city centre, with songs and readings from Clé Club friends, ending in the Teachers Club, Parnell Square.
Subscription – €5
7.00pm: Wine reception co-hosted by NUJ Dublin Newspapers Branch and SIPTU
Venue: Cois Life Bar, Liberty Hall
7.45pm: An Buachaill Caoin – A Bilingual Tribute to Brendan Behan
Venue: Liberty Hall Theatre
Nuala Hayes takes the lead in a theatrical and musical celebration of one of Dublin’s finest writers, with poet Declan Collinge and music and singing from Clé Club house band, Liffey Banks – Nóra Geraghty, Máire Nic Fhinn, Angela Plunkett, Jack Plunkett, Sally Corr and Noel Pocock. Written by Des Geraghty, and produced with the generous support of the Irish National Painters & Decorators Trade Union and the NUJ’s Dublin Newspaper Branch, Dublin Freelance Branch, and Press and PR Branch.
Admission: €10 (includes Open Session afterwards)
9.30-12.30: Open Session
All are invited to join in a session of music and song led by Liffey Banks .
Venue: Cois Life Bar, Liberty Hall
Saturday, May 12th
Venue: Liberty Hall Centre for The Performing Arts, Eden Quay, Dublin 1
Admission €10 – covers all events
11am-12.45pm: Neilí Ní Dhomhnaill - Rann na Feirste: A Life and a Place in Song
Lecture: Cathal Goan
A bilingual celebration of the noted singer who was the source of many traditional songs handed down to the next generation of the musical Donegal family.
1.45-3.30pm: The Power of Song
Special guest: Jimmy Crowley
All welcome to a singing lunch with “The Voice of Cork” and friends and regulars from the Clé Club.
Soup and sandwiches available at the bar.
3.45-5.30pm: The Music of Michael Coleman
Lecture: Jesse Smith
Introduced by broadcaster Peter Browne
A presentation on the famous Sligo fiddler whose records in the early 20th century had an influence on traditional music that far outlasted his lifetime.
8.00pm: The Clé Club: Liberty Session
The Larkin Hedge School finishes with a lively session led by this year’s Hedge Masters.
Participation from all welcome.
Subscription: €5 (covered by €10 day ticket)
Tickets for all events Friday and Saturday at €10 per day can be purchased at the Clé Club, which meets on Wednesday night in The Stag’s Head, 1 Dame Court, Dublin 2.
Larkin Hedge School – Schools outreach
The Poet and the Piper
Sponsored by Poetry Ireland
Venue: The Larkin Community College
Néillidh Mulligan and Macdara Woods meet transition year students for a live performance and classroom workshops, and Stella Larkin McConnon, granddaughter of James Larkin, visits first year students.
For further information and bookings:
larkinhedgeschool@gmail.com
Phone 01 4066517
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Programme 2012:
Thursday, May 10th
6.30pm (doors open 6pm): City of Larkin - Fanning the Flames of Revolution
Lecture: Dr Enda Leaney
Venue: The National Library, Kildare Street
Sponsored by IMPACT
A unique photographic presentation and lecture on the tenement housing and living conditions in Dublin, setting the historic events of 1913 in social context.
Admission free, limited seating.
8.30pm: In Praise of Obstreperous Lassies
Venue: The Clé Club, The Stag’s Head, 1 Dame Court, Dublin 2
Bean a’ tí: Róisín Gaffney
Niamh Parsons is the special guest at the Clé Club in an evening of song and music with an emphasis on women’s work and women’s lives.
Subscription – €5
Friday, May 11th
3.00pm: Walking tour: In The Footsteps of Larkin
Venue: Meet at the Custom House at 2.45pm
Sponsored by the TEEU
Pádraig Yeates, author of Lockout: Dublin 1913, comments on Larkin’s life as he leads a stroll through the city centre, with songs and readings from Clé Club friends, ending in the Teachers Club, Parnell Square.
Subscription – €5
7.00pm: Wine reception co-hosted by NUJ Dublin Newspapers Branch and SIPTU
Venue: Cois Life Bar, Liberty Hall
7.45pm: An Buachaill Caoin – A Bilingual Tribute to Brendan Behan
Venue: Liberty Hall Theatre
Nuala Hayes takes the lead in a theatrical and musical celebration of one of Dublin’s finest writers, with poet Declan Collinge and music and singing from Clé Club house band, Liffey Banks – Nóra Geraghty, Máire Nic Fhinn, Angela Plunkett, Jack Plunkett, Sally Corr and Noel Pocock. Written by Des Geraghty, and produced with the generous support of the Irish National Painters & Decorators Trade Union and the NUJ’s Dublin Newspaper Branch, Dublin Freelance Branch, and Press and PR Branch.
Admission: €10 (includes Open Session afterwards)
9.30-12.30: Open Session
All are invited to join in a session of music and song led by Liffey Banks .
Venue: Cois Life Bar, Liberty Hall
Saturday, May 12th
Venue: Liberty Hall Centre for The Performing Arts, Eden Quay, Dublin 1
Admission €10 – covers all events
11am-12.45pm: Neilí Ní Dhomhnaill - Rann na Feirste: A Life and a Place in Song
Lecture: Cathal Goan
A bilingual celebration of the noted singer who was the source of many traditional songs handed down to the next generation of the musical Donegal family.
1.45-3.30pm: The Power of Song
Special guest: Jimmy Crowley
All welcome to a singing lunch with “The Voice of Cork” and friends and regulars from the Clé Club.
Soup and sandwiches available at the bar.
3.45-5.30pm: The Music of Michael Coleman
Lecture: Jesse Smith
Introduced by broadcaster Peter Browne
A presentation on the famous Sligo fiddler whose records in the early 20th century had an influence on traditional music that far outlasted his lifetime.
8.00pm: The Clé Club: Liberty Session
The Larkin Hedge School finishes with a lively session led by this year’s Hedge Masters.
Participation from all welcome.
Subscription: €5 (covered by €10 day ticket)
Tickets for all events Friday and Saturday at €10 per day can be purchased at the Clé Club, which meets on Wednesday night in The Stag’s Head, 1 Dame Court, Dublin 2.
Larkin Hedge School – Schools outreach
The Poet and the Piper
Sponsored by Poetry Ireland
Venue: The Larkin Community College
Néillidh Mulligan and Macdara Woods meet transition year students for a live performance and classroom workshops, and Stella Larkin McConnon, granddaughter of James Larkin, visits first year students.
For further information and bookings:
larkinhedgeschool@gmail.com
Phone 01 4066517
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