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Lecture by Dermot McMonagle Admission 10.00 ..................................................................................................................................................................... The Book House at Bullock Lane ..................................................................................................................................................................... Its journey from its humble roots in the Library at Railway Station, Belturbet July 16th to August 31st homes and crossroad dances of rural Friday 25th June - 7.30pm Exhibition of work from students of Bailieborough Community Drumavaddy Community Centre Friday 6th August - 8pm Ireland to its international influence Launch of Sounds like Ourselves Peace III Project – School, Belturbet Scouts, Cavan Youthreach and artist contributors today defines it as an animated and including Andy Parsons, Artist in Residence ..................................................................................................................................................................... Murder on Main Street DVD showing and performance by children from evolving cultural phenomenon. Florencecourt N.S. and Killinagh N.S. Out of the Hollow Mural Sunday 1st August 2010 - 2-5pm by Philip Doherty This is an interactive exhibition which will look at the evolution of traditional Directed by Seamas MacAnnaidh and Joy Beatty and Cavan 29th July - 3pm directed by Damien O Brien music from the 18thcentury to the present day. The exhibition will provide Moybrone Pipe Band Courthouse Car Park and Council Chamber an insight into some of the most important elements of the tradition Traditional Music featuring NYAH musicians - Seamus A poetry visual collaboration from Cavan County Council Heritage Children’s music workshops and session. including the music, instruments, singing and dancing, the influence of Irish Office and local National Schools - Corrtober, Corlis, St Clare’s, Fay, Trevor Bury & Martin Donohoe Ballyjamesduff, St Michael’s, Cootehill, Scoil Bhríde, Mountnugent, ..................................................................................................................................................................... music abroad and vice versa and what the future holds for the tradition. (Finnegan’s) The exhibition will also focus on the history of traditional music in Cavan. Gortatole Outdoor Education Centre, Gortatole, Blacklion Killyconnan, Killygarry, St Anne’s, Bailieborough and Crubanaí with Saturday 7th August - 1.30pm ..................................................................................................................................................................... artists Thomas Tully, Donna Bannon and guided by Heather Brett. Bailieborough Arts and Cultural Centre Face Painting Official opening by Donal Lunney Saturday 26th June Let Cavan Surprise You Children's MIME Show Music by Martin Donohoe & guests Childrens Art Workshop with Jim Fee and Maria 1st to 30th August - Mon to Sat 10.30am to 5pm Magic Show Dermot McMonagle Bagnoli at MacNean Resource Centre 2 - 4pm Johnston Central Library ..................................................................................................................................................................... Old Age and Treachery Photographic Exhibition depicting the changing face of Cavan from Egg Tempura Workshop 1900 to the present including traditional Irish music memorabilia Irish Music with Philip Clarke, Pete Leddy Saturday 31st July - 10am and 2.30pm Mickey MacConnell - songwriter ‘Only Our Rivers Run and photographs compiled by Brian Connolly with Maria Gkinala 11am to 4pm History Tours on the River Erne - Boat Trips Free’, with Jim Cornall Piccolo at MacNean Resource and Gerry Donohoe as part of the barn dance Centre 9pm Adm €10 Family Friendly Day Michael O Raghaill Demonstration Speakers - George Morrisey, Dr Kirstin Lemon and Sunday 15th August - 2pm to 6pm - at Con Smith Park and ..................................................................................................................................................................... Drumavaddy Community Centre - 9pm 11am to 4pm P.J. Kennedy and musicians Ground Floor of Kelly Rahill Building on Cavan Institute Complex (Please check festival brochure during festival 049-9527804) Blacklion 6th August - 8pm off Cootehill Road ‘The Early Years of the GAA in Ulster, 1884 – Puppet Show - 2.30pm Murder on Main St at the Tank t.b.c. Street Carving Demonstration Each trip will last 4 hours 1920 Cavan’s Challenges and Conquests’ Cavan Town and Farnham Estate Music and Lecture - 4pm with Joey Burns 11am to 2pm Rita Martin, Ger Henessy and Friends on fiddle, guitar and Possibly Friday night Lecture by Donal McAnallen in conjunction with accompaniment followed by Lecture by Jonathon Cherry and Children’s workshops in drawing, painting Monday 2nd August - 2.30pm Shannon Gaels MacNean Resource Centre Brendan Scott Boat Racing, Eagle and Owl Display Random Performers at Con Smith Park ..................................................................................................................................................................... and printmaking Donal Lunney Children and Adult’s Visual Art Workshop entitled Ross Cochrane ..................................................................................................................................................................... Scouts Jamboree and exhibition of work from the Scouts Children of the Earth : Connecting People and Places. Dr. Kirsten Monday 2nd August - 3pm Saturday 3rd July with artist in residence Andy Parsons, the Marina Lemon, Heather Brett, Donna Bannon, Sarah Finnegan and other artists The Early Years of the GAA in Ulster, Music workshops and entertainment Our Journey Master Magic Puppet Show 1884 – 1920 Cavan’s Challenges and Conquests ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10.30pm Monday 16th August - 7.30pm Lecture by Donal Mc Anallen 8pm Sunday 4th July - 3pm Mountain Road Pipe Band and Fireworks Display A play from Service Users of the Irish Wheelchair Association, Maura Williamson and local actors at Irish Wheelchair Association, from Ed Masters, Community Centre ....................................................................................................................................................................
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