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07 Aug 11 - 04:48 PM (#3203493) Subject: Singing around Tralee/Kerry? From: Megan M I just moved out to Tralee from NYC, and I'm looking for a place to go singing -- from my last stint in Ireland, I know of two weekly singers' circles up in Cork, but it's a bit far for a regular trip. Anyone have a lead? |
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07 Aug 11 - 06:06 PM (#3203531) Subject: RE: Singing around Tralee/Kerry? From: GUEST,mg They have had recent events in Tom Crean's pub in Annascul...mg |
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08 Aug 11 - 08:53 AM (#3203814) Subject: RE: Singing around Tralee/Kerry? From: Girl Friday Going back about 10 years... so may not be going on now. There was a pub in Tralee town that had folk nights. I remember seeing a band called Glenfolk there. The pub had a lock in, and was oppositea taxi firm who would happily stay open until the pub let you out at (around 1a.m.) . I think it was called Kellys. |
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19 Sep 11 - 06:45 PM (#3225807) Subject: RE: Singing around Tralee/Kerry? From: Megan M So my new musical home is Joe's Place, on Pembroke St. in Tralee -- every Wednesday night they have a really laid-back singing-and-playing session. It wasn't easy to find, either; most of the pubs with "sessions" meant they had unplugged trad concerts. Was I spoiled by living in Cork? |
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20 Sep 11 - 03:20 AM (#3225940) Subject: RE: Singing around Tralee/Kerry? From: GUEST,Orson Trap Hi megan I was in Tralee a couple of years ago and went to a session in a pub called Sean Ogg's. Maybe the regulars there could help, although it reads like you have found what you are looking for. cheers |