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The
Manchester Irish Festival 2003
8th
- 18th March 2003
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The
Manchester Irish Festival 2003
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Slap ‘n’
Tickle The multi talented
Barry James is joined on stage with Martin Clooney on the drums and Nick
Hayes on bass guitar, playing a wide range of Irish rock music. A night
not to be missed. Traditional
Session A traditional Irish music session, why not come along and join in. Celtic Rogues A regular favourite
at O’Sheas, why not finish the launch weekend with some traditional
Irish Music mixed with true Celtic Rock. Ceile - Ged
Stenson & Paul Farrell Combining Celtic moods with Mancunian feuds! Skirm and
Andy Dinnan Skirm, one of Ireland’s native sons joins one of Manchester’s own, Andy Dinnan, to create a perfect partnership on stage. Tongue the
Grove The amazing talent of Barry James is joined by the wonderful Martin Clooney and multi talented Nick Hayes of Culainn to play a wide range of Irish rock music from Thin Lizzy to U2. A night to be marked in your diary. Rattle ‘n’
Reel - A Reunion A firm Manchester favourite are back on stage at O’Sheas, with John Bilek & Martin Clooney, a night to relive the past with songs from The Dubliners, Bob Dillon, Christy Moore, The Pogues and plenty more. Green Hot
Clover Cullain Culainn were formed
in 1998 by John Bilek and Martin Clooney along with former members of
Toss the Feathers and Rattle n’ Reel. A regular attraction at O’Sheas.
Culainn are a highly celebrated Irish Mancunian band, fusing rock with
traditional Irish Music. A night not to be missed. Quare Craic
- The Original Crew Back on stage at
O’Sheas, the outstanding talents of Newry singer/guitarist Kieran
Cunningham, award winning fiddle player DeziDonnelly and keyboard player
Andy Jones, for an afternoon of pure Celtic Magic. Celtic Rogues Cullain For the perfect St Patrick Day here’s where to start with the perfect pint flowing like the purest honey and the tunes that fall sweetly on the ears from Manchester’s finest musicians. Slap ‘n’
Tickle
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Dominic
Winter’s “ Luck o’ the Irish Menu”