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Press Book from 01.07.2014 to 31.07.2014 Copyright Material. This may only be copied under the terms of a Newspaper Licensing Ireland agreement (www.newspaperlicensing.ie) or written publisher permission. -2- Table of Contents 16/07/2014 The Herald - National Edition: BONO'S PAL CELEBRATES ACCOLADE............................................................................................ 3 27/06/2014 Mullingar Advertiser: Building a Career in Country Music - IMRO music seminar............................................................ 4 08/07/2014 Irish Examiner: Club owner avoids jail...................................................................................................................5 01/08/2014 Irish Music Magazine: ENDA REILLY................................................................................................................................ 6 20/07/2014 Sunday Independent: Fair air play for Irish musicians.................................................................................................... 7 12/07/2014 Westmeath Examiner: Free seminar on 'Building a Career in Country Music'....................................................................8 30/07/2014 Irish Times - Business & Commercial Property: IMRO claims Radio Nova failed to pay €47,000 in musical royalties............................................ 10 08/07/2014 The Star: Jail order avoided....................................................................................................................... 11 29/07/2014 Evening Echo: Line-up announced for Coughlan's Live Music Festival 2014....................................................... 12 24/07/2014 Evening Echo-Downtown supplement: LIVE MUSIC/GIGS.......................................................................................................................13 20/07/2014 The Mail on Sunday-Eire: MAURICE SEEZER d G i [...]......................................................................................................... 15 16/07/2014 Wicklow People: Music maker Mark having busy summer......................................................................................16 06/08/2014 Hot Press: MUSIC NEWS...............................................................................................................................17 08/07/2014 Irish Independent - Regional Edition: Nightclub boss covers part of music fine to avoid jail................................................................. 18 Copyright Material. This may only be copied under the terms of a Newspaper Licensing Ireland agreement (www.newspaperlicensing.ie) or written publisher permission. -3- The Herald - National Edition* Circulation: 56119 Wednesday, 16 July 2014 Area of Clip: 8900mm² Page: 21 Page 1 of 1 BONO’SPAL CELEBRATES ACCOLADE GAVIN Friday, was in celebratory mood this week. The former Virgin Prunes singer (inset) was thrilled to be presented with an award from the IMRO alongside his musical partner Maurice Seezer. They received the accolade in recognition of the ongoing sue* cess of their film compositions in the US. The pair have written for acclaimed movies such as Romeo & Juliet and 50 Cent’s biopic Get Rich or Die Trying. And they were clearly keen to mark the occasion after Sfefifc receiving the H award from IMRO head- f*“ quarters. \ The Diary can reveal how Gavin and Maurice booked out an entire section of Michelin-starred eatery L’Ecrivain on Monday night as they celebrated with pals. Among them was Oscar-winning director Jim Sheridan and wife Fran as well as American composer Paul Williams, who penned The Carpenter’s hit, We’ve Only Just Begun. Earlier in the day, they were all at a seminar exploring music in film and TV at IMRO’s offices on Pembroke Row, which was where Friday got his award. Gavin said he was delighted with the accolade and is already busy working on new material. -4- Mullingar Advertiser* Circulation: 5500 Friday, 27 June 2014 Area of Clip: 18000mm² Page: 27 Page 1 of 1 Building a Career in Country Music - IMROmusic seminar IMRO will host a free seminar - Building a Career in Country Music, in the Mullingar Park Hotel on Tuesday July 22 from 6-9pm. Host for the night is 2FM's Paddy McKenna and panellists include Charlie McGettigan, Derek Ryan, Marc Roberts, Ralph Murphy Set Tuesday July 22 aside in your calendar if you want to learn how to turn a talent into a career. IMRO have gathered four of the industry's top songwriters and professionals to discuss their end of the business and how it can help and affect you. If you're involved in the business of country music then they've got something you definitely won't want to miss! This seminar is geared towards songwriters, artists, producers, musicians, and anyone interested in entering these fields. Among the seminar topics will be: how to get your music career in gear, as well as advice on generating promotion, radio play, and publicity. The event will feature exclusive live performances from the panellists and a special IMRO award presentation to Derek Ryan. There is limited availability and booking is essential. To reserve a place at this event send an email to [email protected]. Please include Building a Career in A special IMROaward presentation will be made to Country Music in the subject matter line. Derek Ryan on the night -5- Irish Examiner* Circulation: 37009 Tuesday, 8 July 2014 Area of Clip: 3400mm² Page: 6 Page 1 of 1 Club owner avoids jail I Dublin’s Sin Nightclub joint owner and general manager Ciaran Gray yesterday narrowly escaped a court order directing his imprisonment. Gray, of Balrothery Estate, Tallaght, Co Dublin, had been sued by the Irish Music Rights Organisation (Imro) for failure to pay royalties for songs and music played at his nightclub at Sycamore St, Temple Bar. Imro had earlier obtained judgment for €1,880 against Pcard Taverns Ltd, trading as Sin Nightclub, and its two directors, including Gray. Proceedings against Gray were adjourned to July 28. -6- Irish Music Magazine* Circulation: 10100 Friday, 1 August 2014 Area of Clip: 15100mm² Page: 58 Page 1 of 1 ENDA REILLY Amhrain Nua i nCaeilge New Songs in Irish EndaDeRoad Records EDRD 004, 14 Tracks, 41 Minutes www.endareilly.com When I opened Enda Reilly's new CD, for a moment or two I was magically transported back to my Pentangle days of the sixties (that's the nineteen sixties, by the way - just in case any of my friends cheekily check which century I mean, the dossers). It's the voice and the arrangement and the instruments, you see. So, that Pentangle observation is by way of giving a compliment, because as the tracks kept coming up, I saw that here's a talent, no doubt about it. That it is also so evocative and reminiscent is for this listener a huge extra. Also, while I'm no luddite and shun face-booking, tweeting and blogging, I do appreciate the efforts performers make on-line to provide us with interesting information on who, what, were, etc., in their website presentations. Enda is quite avant-garde in all this, and in so far as that expression relates to being musically innovative and progressive, that, too, is our Enda. Very contemporary, very modern and very easy on the ear, musically, of course, but also in the moods and thoughts that come through in a dozen and more songs that appeal on many levels. Enda writes songs in Irish and English, and he and his co-writer, Christine Deady, were the winners of the IMRO Christie Hennessy Song Competition in 2012 with their song, Follow the Water. He's no stranger to TV and radio and plays with The Lazy Band and The Gospel Project and he's a member of the Urchin Collective. His website is a gem of high production values and worth viewing for that alone. It is so chock-full of inviting things to click on one is helplessly drawn to listen and to even see the songs being performed by Enda. Of course, because the songs on Amhrain Nua i nGaeilge - New Songs in Irish are as it says on the tin, in Irish, l wish I were writing this as Gaeilge, just to share my pleasure at the songwriter's enjoyment in passing on creative thoughts and sounds in songs like Biodh Ailleacht Ann / Let there be Beauty, Mol an Aimsir (agus Tiocfaidh Si) / Praise the weather, and Ceol As An Dorchadas, where Enda uses Irish and English words about receiving music out of the darkness and imibnn stro is strus - stressand strain are gone! It's like that with this CD, too. Aidan O'Hara -7- Sunday Independent* Circulation: 229382 Sunday, 20 July 2014 Area of Clip: 13700mm² Page: 31 Page 1 of 1 LettersMy belief is that the computer Fair air play for technology, software and hardware are out there to facilitate a Irish musicians lOOpc reporting of airplay listings to IMRO, but radio stations Madam- Well done to Johnny resist the change because Duhan for his piece on airplay they see it as an increased financial procedures and practices in burden on their businesses. Irish radio. What of the financial burdens As someone who is about to release of the creative artist ? The an independently financed recording of airplay listings album, I’d like to think I would and submissions of same is not earn some small reasonable as manually labour intensive amount of royalties for what an operation as in the past airplay I gamer. and surely if ISRC codes are It would help offset my costs used, automatic logging should and further develop my musical occur in the majority of cases productions and hopefully and should guarantee a royalty evolve into a small business payment. Have we not a Broadcasting enterprise
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