Wed. 26th May Archaeological field trip in the High Commons area of Kilnaboy led by long-time resident Michael Lynch. The High Commons has one of the densest concentrations of archaeological monuments in the entire country.
Meet at 7.00 pm at the lay-by of the old church in Kilnaboy on the R476 Corofin to Kilfenora road. All welcome and the event is free of charge.
Fri. 28th May at 7pm/8pm/9pm:
SEEING AND DREAMING-
A COLLABORATION OF VISUAL ART AND PERFORMANCE
Meet Dorothy. Dorothy is eighty and lives alone in a Victorian house in Birmingham. She has one eye, no teeth and a soft spot for Starsky and Hutch.
A visual theatre portrait telling the intricate story of one life. Visual artist and puppeteer Sarah Fuller and performer Vanessa Earl are collaborating to bring Dorothy’s story to life using shadows, objects and performance. Her story is told through the memories of her eight-year old grand-daughter who spent many weekends at her house.
Performance lasts approximately 30mins. There will be no seating, so please be prepared to stand.
This is a work-in-progress performance, there will be no charge but any donations will be received with pleasure!
Until 30th May EXCEPT Friday 28th
1 comment:
Iam very interested in your mapping research my Gt Gt Gt Gt Grandfather and his family a Michael Flahy (Lahiff) were resident at Drummoher c1821 - 1843.
Are you going to publish any of your work online?
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