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GET IN STEP CAMP

Learn Sean Nós and set dancing this summer with the ‘ Get inStep’ summer camp for children and teens aged between 5- 15 years.

The instructor­s are Eimear Mulvey and Adrian Moriarty. The venues will be in Ballintogh­er Community Centre from July 10 to July 12 from 10.00am to 2.00pm. Riverstown in the Morrison cottage on July 13 to July 15 from 10.00am to 2.00pm and in Dromore West Community Centre from July 17 to July 19 from 10.00am to 2.00pm.

Places are limited and no previous dance experience is required. Please book your place by contacting Eimear on 0862584465.

COAST TO COAST

Organised by 26 extreme and taking place on Saturday the 20th of May is the ultimate Coast to Coast Challenge.

Competitor­s will set off from Enniscrone and race their way across Ireland in daylight and darkness along a stunning route to the finish line in Newcastle, Co Down.

A total of 312km later and it’s the finish line of the toughest multi- sport race in Ireland and one of the toughest in Europe.

You will be able to look back and take pride in the fact you have just traversed Ireland on your own power. For more informatio­n or to register see www. 26extreme. com

WE BANJO 3

The Hawk’s Well Theatre is delighted to welcome back We Banjo 3 - a dynamic and rousing group that has been taking both sides of the Atlantic by storm, carving a reputation as a hugely imaginativ­e ensemble.

Comprised of two sets of siblings - brothers Edna Scahill ( tenor banjo, vocals) and Fergal Scahill ( fiddle, viola, dobro, percussion, guitar, mandolin, vocals) and brothers Martin Howley ( tenor banjo, mandolin, vocals) and David Howley ( lead vocals, guitar), along with Trevor Hutchinson on bass.

We Banjo 3 finds a natural symmetry as well as a cohesive chemistry that’s been imbued in the band ever since they were initially drawn to one another by their common creative interests.

Inspired by the traditiona­l Irish and Americana music they heard growing up, they placed three banjo players in the mix in the beginning, eventually diversifyi­ng their sound while broadening their boundaries as well.

Wednesday, May 24th is a night not to be missed, tickets are available now from the box office on: 07- 91- 61518. Tickets are € 18/ 15 conc. 9 U18’ s.

BOB KELLY: THE VISION

When a young boy from a rural area in the west of Ireland claims to have seen an apparition of a female figure clothed in light, the local village - burdened by decades of economic deprivatio­n, unemployme­nt and emigration - has to decide how to react. This is the fourth work- in- progress reading presented by Bob Kelly as part of his two year theatre artist residency at the Hawk’s Well. Taking place on Thursday the 25th of May from 8.00pm. Admission is Free.

KINGS OF COUNTRY SHOW

Join five of Ireland’s top country singers for this fantastic night of toe- tapping classics with a stellar line up that Nashville would be proud of! Taking to the stage in the Hawk’s Well Theatre on Sunday the 21st of May at 8.00pm are Ray Lynam, Mick Flavin, John Hogan, Frank McCaffrey and Joe Moore will each showcase their biggest hit songs in the company of one of Ireland’s top bands, Keltic Storm. This is sure to be a sell- out so early booking is advisable! Tickets are priced at € 25/ 12.50 U18s.

 ??  ?? Mick Flavin, one of the stars of the Kings of Country show on May 21.
Mick Flavin, one of the stars of the Kings of Country show on May 21.
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Galway’s We Banjoy 3 play the Hawk’s Well on May 24.
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