Sunday 18th March Events

Lowry

Salford

Moya Brennan

Moya BrennanMoya Brennan "The Voice of Clannad" is a Celtic folk singer with an angel's voice.

She stands as an Irish icon with the world as her stage. Moya began her singing career when her family formed the band Clannad in 1970. Gently, yet persistently, her songs and her music are redefining Irish music.

Show 7.00pm

Tickets: £17.50 adv

Box Office: 0161 832 1111

www.thelowry.com/

The Pack Horse

861 Stockport Road, Levenshulme,  Manchester

0161 224 4355

Celtic Rock afternoon with The Rossoneri

The Rossoneri sponsored by Guinness

Join Manchester’s young Celtic Rock band in the Pack Horse and continue the St Patrick’s weekend celebrations with an afternoon of traditional Irish tunes and full on Celtic rock numbers.

Doors 4pm-7pm

Admission: Free

Erwood Park

Cringle Fields, Levenshulme

St Patrick's Weekend Family Fun Fair and Outdoor Irish Festival with Irish Disco and Irish dancers and other Irish Fun Things to do

This family orientated weekend of Irish music, dance and fun fair rides in Levenshulme Village has been put on jointly by Manchester City Council Parks department and Mike Mulhern Funfairs to celebrate the closing weekend of the Manchester Irish Festival.

12noon -7pm.

Tel:0161 223 8278

Admission:  Free

Union Irish Music Lounge

845 Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Manchester

0161 224 1271

The Sunday Afternoon Session with Driftwood

Sponsored by Boddingtons

This Sunday Afternoon session has become a legendary fixture in Levenshulme Village, with the emphasis on having a great time. Expect a lively afternoon of good old ‘Craic’ and Irish Music that makes you want to dance. South Manchester’s most popular Irish Band, “Driftwood” play a fine selection of country and Irish music.

A part of the Levenshulme Fleadh

4pm- 7pm

Admission: FREE

M19 Bar

847 Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Manchester,

0161 225 8359

Irish Mothers Day with the Mayo Man

Sponsored by Moet Champagne

Irish singer songwriter ‘Peter Mylett’ otherwise known as ‘The Mayo Man’ performs this special Sunday afternoon concert for all Mothers.  Why not treat her to a glass of champagne or one of M19’s special Irish cocktails.

3pm till 6pm

Admission: Free

Union Irish Music Lounge

845 Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Manchester

0161 224 1271

The Sunday Evening Session with Irish DJ Rob

Get ready for a massive Irish party with South Manchester’s “up for anything” DJ Rob playing the very best of his Irish collection featuring everything from traditional Irish tunes to the Celtic Rock of the ‘Saw Doctors’ and a fair amount of ‘Thin Lizzy’ squeezed in for good measure.

A part of the Levenshulme Fleadh

Sponsored by Boddingtons

8pm – late

Admission: FREE

Mothering Sunday Special

Irish World Heritage Centre

Queens Rd, Cheetham Hill

Treat your Mum and the rest of the family to a traditional Irish Sunday Lunch in our family friendly restaurant followed by an afternoon entertainment

From 12 noon

0161 205 4007

Celtic Rogue

O’Sheas Irish Bar

80 Princess Street, Manchester

Manchester’s favourite duo Barry James and Andrew Dinnan both formally from Manchester’s legendary Toss The Feathers combine to make this a great night of live entertainment. A combination of traditional reels and jigs to more modern Irish classics.

9pm – 12.30am

0161 236 3906

The Pack Horse

861 Stockport Road, Levenshulme,  Manchester

0161 224 4355

‘Palace Sunday Sessions’ Irish Club night

with the legendary Palace DJ Tom Dee

Sponsored by Budweiser

Tom Dee hosts this special Irish Festival club night, playing hits from the ‘Palace’ years with Prizes and Give-aways.

8pm-1am

Admission: Free

The Palace Theatre, Manchester

The Producers

Peter Kaye in the ProducersIn Mel Brooks smash hit musical "The Producers" down on his luck theatrical producer Max Bialystock and his accountant Leo Bloom hatch the ultimate theatrical scam, to raise more money than they need to produce a sure-fire Broadway disaster! What do they need? The most tasteless musical in history and the world's worst director!

Chubby Bolton comedian Peter Kay, famous for such memorable catch phrases as "Garlic...Bread?", "Put t' big light on" and "Wanna brew?" and no stranger to directing himself is now starring as Roger DeBris, the camp director who is hired to put on the worst musical in Broadway history, "Springtime For Hitler".

Joining Peter, directly from the West End production are CORY ENGLISH as Max Bialystock and JOHN GORDON SINCLAIR as Leo Bloom. With direction and choreography by Susan Stroman, THE PRODUCERS is a guaranteed evening of “SHEER, UTTER, UNADULTERATED JOY!”

Times: Monday - Saturday 7.30pm
plus Wednesday & Saturday 2.30pm

Ticket Prices: £12.50 - £40.00

Palace theatre Manchester