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Subject: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: GUEST,RefrenceRichard Date: 28 Jan 06 - 02:34 PM Hello. I often use this site for reference, but due to it's fantastic contents i never have had to post for anything, but now I have an EXCUSE!! My Job is taking me to Waterford in southern Ireland for a while, and as a musician i wonder if any of you have visited, and might have suggestions as to where to go for accoustic (join in preferably) sessions. I will be traveling around but i'll list the main area's where i will be. any suggestions or recomendations will be greatly appreciated and tried out in due course. Area's: Waterford City. Passage East. Dunmore East. Tramore. Bunmahan Kilmeaden. Stradbally. Kill. Dungarvan and Helvick. if anyone has visited any of these give me your thoughts, suggestions and opinions. Here goes my first post........ Click.... |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: Georgiansilver Date: 29 Jan 06 - 11:20 AM Whilst on holiday in Southern Ireland, I stayed in Waterford, Cork, Killarney etc etc.....I went unprepared for the Folk scene there but asked local people what was happening and soon got to know. Most people know which pubs have live music or if the are Caelidhs in the area. I managed to find something every night...YES every night! Just ask when you get there. They will tell you all you need to know. Best wishes, Mike. |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: Alba Date: 29 Jan 06 - 11:29 AM Hi Richard. Ask up at the Forum Theatre where the local sessions are in Waterford City itself. The Folks there are always in the "know" You could also ask around and find out where Willie Green (a native Waterford Musician and character, wonderful singer) is playing. That should take you off the beaten track in the City. Willie or his Father, Paddy will be more than able to tell you where the sessions are happening all around the Waterford County Area. Great City, Great people. I Love it myself. Enjoy your time there. Congrats of your 1st post:>) Slainthe Jude |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: GUEST,ReferenceRichard Date: 29 Jan 06 - 01:12 PM Ta for the idea's. sounds good to me. What i often find, is i go to someplace, have a few good nights, return, to be told, "Did you go to so and so's......" No?" "Great place i should have told you beforehand....." you know how it goes. so if any of ye have names for little hamlets anywhere that you discovered, please post. Will do as suggested above anyway. Till Later Cheerio! |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: s&r Date: 29 Jan 06 - 02:46 PM Dunmore East is a beautiful village with a strong tradition of bluegrass music: it hosts a bluegrass festival I think every year. Stu |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: Hawker Date: 29 Jan 06 - 03:44 PM About 17 years ago my husband and I visited The Marine Bar at Pulla, just outside Waterford. There was a fantastic session there which went on and on! Cheers, Lucy |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: GUEST,Philippa Date: 30 Jan 06 - 01:37 PM the Dunmore East bluegrass festival is at the tail end of August, coincides with Fleadh Cheol na hÉireann (but this year the two events will be at opposite ends of the island) |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: GUEST,ReferenceRichard Date: 30 Jan 06 - 01:47 PM a bluegrass festival in Dunmore East sounds familiar. I have obviously never been, but i must have met someone who did at somestage. I see in Waterford city in August (I think) they have a sproai festival.(pronounce sproai???) more modern, tribal drumming kind of feel. I also hear T&H Doolans, Kiernan's and Katty Barry's are good places in the city. I also bizzrely met a man in my local pub last night who is from a place called Donhill I believe. The local pub, Harney's is a good singing venue, also nearby Tramore apparantly hosts a few midweek sessions. Amazing the small world in wich we live. and so onwards...... |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: GUEST,Curious Clouseau Date: 30 Jan 06 - 02:28 PM There are a number of sessions in Tramore during the week. On Tuesday night is a session in Alfie Hales Bar, Wednesday night a session in The Leger bar and on Thursday night a session in O'Neill's bar. There are some great musicians at these sessions as well as some great singers (and some great songs). |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: The Shambles Date: 30 Jan 06 - 04:23 PM A talented flute player who used to be a regular at our local session moved to Waterford a few years ago and young Danny is still there - as far as I know.............. |
Subject: RE: Waterford Ireland. INFO?? From: Felipa Date: 01 Feb 06 - 10:19 AM "sproai festival.(pronounce sproai???)" spell it spraoi and just say spree and you'll be okay |
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