Arts & Culture

IT’S only apt that Ennis band The Bad Pennies launch their debut EP in Brandon’s Bar.

“I THINK if you work in a factory you’re as entitled to see theatre, or any other art, as anybody else. And people in Dublin have no more right to art than the rest of us.”

ALTHOUGH the Ennis Book Club Festival is over for another year, a taste of literature is still on the menu in the Rowan Tree restaurant as part of a new exhibition by Clara (Clare Arts).

QUIN Amateur Dramatic Society (Quin Players) will celebrate their tenth anniversary this year with their production of Dancing at Lughnasa, which opens this Thursday.

CLARE photography students will be among the learners from Limerick College of Further Education who will be exhibiting a selection of their work at the college’s ninth annual photography exhibition, which opens at the South Court Hotel in Limerick next Wednesday at 7.30pm.

DUBLIN’S St Patrick’s festival will have a strong Clare flavour, with the Kilfenora Céilí Band, Michael Donnellan and Sharon Shannon all set to perform in the capital for the national holiday.

THERE will be plenty of activity in Glór this St Patrick’s Day, with something to entertain people of all ages.

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