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14 May 19 - 05:03 AM (#3992285) Subject: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman june 14 to 16 2019, guests include Martin Carthy John Kirkpatrick The 9th Fastnet Maritime and Folk Festival will be held from the 14th – 17th June 2019 The Fastnet Maritime and Folk Festival is an international festival based in the picturesque village of Ballydehob, West Cork, featuring maritime and other folk music. Sea songs, shanties, dance, craft market, maritime stalls, workshops, sea songwriting competition, music in the pubs and main stage near Ballydehob pier. This year we are pleased to welcome Martin Carthy back to the festival for the third time, along with old favourites such as Matt Cranitch and Jackie Daly. For the first time, we are lucky to have John Kirkpatrick, who will be appearing as part of a duo with Martin Carthy, 2019 marks a debut appearance for powerful singer Geoff Higginbottom.Rosie Stewart Rosin White, Jim Mageaan Pat Sheridan Baggyrinkle,ChrisWilson Ann Alderson Most events are free except the Headline Concert and the workshops. Please go to the tickets page if you want to book in advance. Martin and John embark on a rare Ireland duo tour and will be appearing in concert as Headliners, Sat June 15th 2019, Ballydehob Community Hall 7 PM, admission 18e. |
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14 May 19 - 06:19 AM (#3992296) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: Iains https://fastnetmaritime.com/ |
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14 May 19 - 12:05 PM (#3992333) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Thanks |
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14 May 19 - 01:36 PM (#3992357) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Songwriters Tom Patterson and DaveMorton will be appearing . the 2018 winners of songwriting competition which was sponsored by IMRO. |
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14 May 19 - 05:41 PM (#3992410) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST Great pity that this clashes with the Wild Atlantic Shanty Festival at Rosses Point Sligo |
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14 May 19 - 06:15 PM (#3992428) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Yes. and a pity that the Wild Atlantic Shanty Festival at Rosses Point Sligo clashes with the Fastnet Maritime festival, the distance between the two is over 250 miles more than 5 hours drive away from each other. I believe they both started the same year, However, treat yourself guest, you could visit both |
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15 May 19 - 04:51 AM (#3992472) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST Already booked this year for Rosses Point Sandman, but there is always next year :) |
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15 May 19 - 11:50 AM (#3992524) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman yes, lets hope so ,lets hope we are not sitting on marble slabs surrounded by angels playing harps |
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16 May 19 - 11:29 AM (#3992632) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST Think positive Sandman, good things do happen. |
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20 May 19 - 07:29 PM (#3993188) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman re |
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21 May 19 - 03:14 AM (#3993207) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Monday 17th June Irish Whip 7:00 pm Hello Delia Murphy[PASS THE HAT GIG] ‘ is a talk interspersed with songs given by her niece Carmen Cullen. She also sings Delia’s songs and is accompanied by musician Gerry Anderson. No woman performer made a bigger impact on the Irish Entertainment scene since Delia Murphy. In the late 1930s, all through the war years, and for may years afterwards, she had the nation singing along with her in songs like The Spinning Wheel, Three Lovely Lassies from Bannion, The Moonshiner and Dan O’Hara. She was a unique personality on stage and off, and is credited with laying the groundwork for the Irish Folk Revival. This talk is special for the following reasons: Hello Delia Murphy is told and Delia’s songs are performed by a family member. The event provides a unique slant on Irish Social History and the cultural climate of the times. It underlines the fearless nature of Delia Murphy as a woman and as a singer, who promoted Irish folk songs and ballads at a time it was almost impossible for a married woman with children to have a public profile, in particular in the show-business world. This illustrated talk allows audiences to re-connect with their past and sing along with songs much loved and fondly remembered. The talk explains Delia Murphy’s meteoric rise to fame and how the tradition she began has been taken up by well known ballad groups and performers, to the present day. |
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28 May 19 - 05:21 PM (#3994364) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman sat 15 june Ballydehob Old Bank Building 1:00 to 2.15 pm Jim Mageaan Pat Sheridan ‘Sea Shanties and their Usage’. Slides accompanied by shanties demonstrating the various tasks that shanties were used for aboard ship (heaving at the capstan, windlass and pumps and hauling at the halyards, sheets and braces). Voluntary donations welcomed |
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30 May 19 - 08:22 AM (#3994451) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST don't forget your blue sailor hats |
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01 Jun 19 - 03:36 AM (#3994757) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman kelp campaign awareness OASIS CAFE 11:30 T0 2:30PM: Kelp Campaign Awareness , Music : Dick Miles11 30 to 12 midday OasisCafe 2.15 to2.45 Andrew Mckay and Carole Etherton |
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01 Jun 19 - 08:39 PM (#3994843) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Last weds ON RTE ONE RADIO. A track was played of MartinCarthy singning Scrborough Fair and it was mentioned he was playing in greystones wicklow, no mention of john kirkpatrick and no mention of Ballydehob gig, So either the agent is not promoting both gigs or the presenter chose to mention only one. I am pissed off |
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03 Jun 19 - 04:04 AM (#3995032) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCjUDUshHdQ |
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03 Jun 19 - 08:37 AM (#3995076) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST your complaint is fair enough, Sandman, if not surprising- Bray is effectively a Dublin suburb & Ireland is even more capital-city oriented than Britain. The current concern in rural Ireland about it is long overdue- your festival is battling against the same attitude & good for you. |
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03 Jun 19 - 08:47 AM (#3995080) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST,Kenny B Martin Carthy - Scarborough Fair |
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07 Jun 19 - 03:44 AM (#3995484) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Rosin White has had to cancel unfortunately. |
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08 Jun 19 - 05:37 AM (#3995612) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Succesful fundraising pub quiz in aid of festival |
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10 Jun 19 - 04:58 PM (#3995869) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman re |
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13 Jun 19 - 03:45 AM (#3996174) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman re |
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17 Jun 19 - 01:38 AM (#3996747) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman good attendance |
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17 Jun 19 - 01:22 PM (#3996799) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST,Cj Good review. |
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17 Jun 19 - 01:37 PM (#3996801) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: Dave the Gnome Glad it went well, Dick. I see you had the mighty Geoff Higginbottom on. He's a cracking addition to any festival. |
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19 Jun 19 - 12:43 AM (#3997002) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman Yes ,Martin Carthy John Kirkpatrick was a FULL HOUSE, so we just covered their fee, plus advertising cost and amplification cost, raffle money went towards festival funds ,many thanks to Geoff Higginbottom, Matt Cranitch Jackie Daly for donating cds for raffle |
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21 Jun 19 - 07:32 PM (#3997318) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman re |
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21 Jun 19 - 07:56 PM (#3997319) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: GUEST,SussexCarole Was a brilliant weekend festival. Ballydehob bars and other venues full of great singers and music. |
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22 Jun 19 - 06:40 PM (#3997437) Subject: RE: Fastnet Maritime Festival 2019 From: The Sandman The festival seems to be attracting more and more good singers, I hope that continues |