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  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    After the big success of our first fundraiser here is the next round of ska attacks on the poor, unsuspecting people of Cork.

    Quality Ska party this Friday - dance your ass off and help fundraise for Solidarity Books!

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    "Three DJs and one hour longer this time! Ska and more from around the world!
    Music to make zombies dance!"

    Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/570749789626325/

    related link:
    http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/2nd-international-ska-party


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 186 ✭✭kat151283


    Sander van doorn plays the savoy 17th may, tickets available on ticketmaster.ie

    http://www.ticketmaster.ie/Savoy-tickets-Cork/venue/196870


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,827 ✭✭✭✭Eod100


    Pretty short notice, but this talk on Syria is on tonight at 8.30 in the Triskel in town if anyone's interested:

    https://triskelarts.ticketsolve.com/shows/873493088/events


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,657 ✭✭✭Milly33


    Jackie Weaver - Animal Physic

    An Evening of Animal Communication for Animal Care Society Cork
    Oriel Hotel Ballincollig - Thursday, May 30th

    Tickets are only €10 and are available in our facebook online store or in the following outlets : Animal Care Hospital, Fingerpost Roundabout, Douglas. Maxi Zoo, Ballincollig. Petstores, Ballincollig. Petstop, Kinsale Road Roundabout. Westside Veterinary Clinic, Model Farm Road. The Cat Hospital, Glanmire.

    All funds raised from this event go DIRECTLY to the animals in our care. We will also be having a raffle on the night and have some fantastic prizes.
    So why not come along and join us for a unique, informative night in aid of our furry friends.

    For More Information Check out or https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cork-Animal-Care-Society/121706267844805?fref=ts


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 hippyraz


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    Cork’s most authentic 1920s club night

    Sunday 5th May at The Marlboro Lounge, Cork
    Description
    SPEAKEASY

    Travel back to the Prohibition era with us for a night of sharp suits, glitzy dresses and the lure of outlawed glamour.

    On the night:

    Authentic 1920s Cocktails

    Blackjack in the Card Room

    Burlesque Performances

    Main Room - DJ Gary spins roaring Swing and Jazz

    Rooftop Deck - Electro Swing with Brian Moloney

    Sip on a Jack Rose, enjoy a fine cigar and let your feet do the rest.

    So bring your feathers, top hats, sequins, gilted gold and suspenders for what’s sure to be an unforgettable night.

    Whateva' the weather, it’s shor' to be Hotsy Totsy!

    https://www.facebook.com/speakeasycork


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,657 ✭✭✭Milly33


    For Anyone who was interested in the Jackie Weaver Event for the ACS on the 30the May (a few posts back I will re-post sooner to the date) there is a nice interview done with her on page 17 of the Cork Examiner


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 130 ✭✭iliketeaandcake


    Hi all, there will be a fundraising gig with Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill in aid of the Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh, on Thursday 30th May @8pm in Christchurch, Rushbrooke.

    Tickets are €20 available from the Sirius Office at 4813790 or email us at: cobharts@iol.ie

    It promises to be a great night of trad music!

    More info on the Sirius Website
    and on facebook


  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    Join us in Solidarity Books on Wed. May 22nd 9pm for a ThreePenny showing of "Network (1976)" Dir: Ingmar Bergman Stars: Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Peter Finch

    Film description follows :
    " A TV network cynically exploits a deranged ex-TV anchor's ravings and revelations about the media for their own profit.

    In the 1970s, terrorist violence is the stuff of networks' nightly news programming and the corporate structure of the UBS Television Network is changing. Meanwhile, Howard Beale, the aging UBS news anchor, has lost his once strong ratings share and so the network fires him. Beale reacts in an unexpected way. We then see how this affects the fortunes of Beale, his coworkers (Max Schumacher and Diana Christensen), and the network.
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    The film won four Academy Awards, in the categories of Best Actor (Finch), Best Actress (Dunaway), Best Supporting Actress (Straight), and Best Original Screenplay (Chayefsky).

    In 2000, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". In 2002, it was inducted into the Producers Guild of America Hall of Fame as a film that has "set an enduring standard for U.S. American entertainment".[2] In 2006, Chayefsky's script was voted one of the top-ten screenplays by the Writers Guild of America, East.

    In 2007, the film was 64th among the 100 greatest American films as chosen by the American Film Institute, a ranking slightly higher than the one AFI had given it ten years earlier.
    "


    All welcome, entry is Free and donations are appreciated. As always, books, t-shirts, badges or Zapatista coffee can all be purchased on the night.

    Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnGgsJ26dao

    Related link: http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/threepenny-kino-network-1976


  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    Join us in Solidarity Books tomorrow Wednesday May 29th 9pm for a Threepenny Kino showing of 'The Ex - 'Beautiful Frenzy' Dir: Christina Hallstrom and Manra Waback

    Film description follows :
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    " Infectious documentary about Dutch punk band, The Ex. Formed in 1979 and still pulsating over 30 years later, these folks emerged from the squatpunk scene in Holland and have remained committed to truly challenging, liberating music that makes them as at home with Ethiopian jazz players such as Getatchew Mekurya to noise and avant-rock performers like Sonic Youth and Fugazi.

    Throughout their career, the band have always kept control over their own production and distribution, while opening up spaces for various musical cultures to interact, always through a grassroots connection with local musicians and audiences.

    'Beautiful Frenzy' was shot over a two-year period of performances, tours and rehearsals, with loads of archive footage thrown in to boot.

    Since the film's under an hour, if folks wana hang around maybe we can watch some of the extras (basically - lots of concert footage) - but nobody's gona force you. Cos we're anarchists, and that wouldn't be ideologically sound at all...
    "


    All welcome, entry is Free and donations are appreciated. As always, books, t-shirts, badges or Zapatista coffee can all be purchased on the night.

    Trailer:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4B9diJpi_U

    Related link: http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/threepenny-kino-beautiful-frenzy


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  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    ** 8pm ** Amnesty Documentary Screening of 'A People Uncounted: The Untold Story of the Roma' Wednesday June 12th at the earlier time of 8pm

    Join us in Solidarity Books Wednesday June 12th 8pm where we will host an Amnesty Documentary Screening Amnesty Documentary Screening of 'A People Uncounted: The Untold Story of the Roma'
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    Nominated for Producers Guild of America Award (2013), this feature-length documentary recounts the persecution of the Roma throughout history, and explores the effects of racism and genocide on the lives of the Roma today.

    ‘A People Uncounted’ brings the Romani history to life through the rich interplay of their poetry, music, and compelling first-hand accounts.

    For reviews, a trailer, and more see: http://www.apeopleuncounted.com/index.html

    Event link to 'join' is:
    https://www.facebook.com/events/597547670256975/

    Organised by Amnesty International Cork, this screening will take place on Wednesday, June 12th, 2013 at 8pm in Solidarity Books, 43 Douglas St.

    Venue information can be found at www.solidaritybooks.org

    Spaces are limited so email amnesty.cork@gmail.com to book your seat!

    All welcome. Admission is free and donations are appreciated. As always, books, t-shirts, badges or Zapatista coffee can all be purchased on the night.

    Trailer:
    http://www.apeopleuncounted.com/index.html

    Related link: http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/amnesty-documentary-a-people-uncounted

    https://www.facebook.com/events/597547670256975/


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,657 ✭✭✭Milly33


    Jackie Weaver on this evening in the Oriel Hotel Ballincollig, starts at 8.00.. Tickets are €10.00 can be purchase on the door


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 416 ✭✭Jim Comic




  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    Turkey's Uprising - Two Eyewitness Accounts - Saturday July 13th, 3pm at Solidarity Books, 43 Douglas St., Cork


    This Saturday, July 13th, Solidarity Books will host a talk with two speakers:

    Temmuz Gurbuz (MA Student at UCC from Turkey)

    Andrew Flood (Workers Solidarity Movement)

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    Both speakers have just returned from separate trips to Istanbul and elsewhere around the country, where they have observed and participated in the current movement that erupted since the occupation of Gezi Park a month ago.


    To read Andrew's 'Tear Gas and Twitter in Taksim', see below:

    http://www.wsm.ie/c/tear-gas-taksim-anarchist-eyewitness-istanbul

    For further context on the movements in Turkey in relation to wider struggles, listen to the interview with Sevinc Karaca, a member of WSM from Turkey, living in Dublin, and linked below:

    http://www.wsm.ie/c/turkish-anarchist-gezi-istanbul-explanation

    Admission is free and all are welcome.

    Related links:
    http://www.solidaritybooks.org/
    http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/turkeys-uprising
    http://www.wsm.ie
    #occupygeziRelease


    Contact for comments/further information
    email: solidaritybooks@gmail.com


  • Site Banned Posts: 99 ✭✭untouchable


    hey guys and gals is there anything on the bank holiday weekend? wanna do something fun that weekend and im not bothered about indiependance or oxegen


  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    Cork Book Launch of 'Locked Out: A Century of Irish Working-Class Life' by David Convery - 8pm Wednesday, September 25th, 2013 at Solidarity Books, 43 Douglas St., Cork

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    On Wednesday, September 25th at 8pm, Solidarity Books will be proud to host the Cork book launch of 'Locked Out: A Century of Irish Working-Class Life' by David Convery

    " It is with great pleasure that I invite you to the Cork launch of my new edited book 'Locked Out: A Century of Irish Working-Class Life', published by Irish Academic Press, in Solidarity Books, Douglas Street, on Wed 25 September at 8 pm.

    The study of an independent working class has been neglected in favour of an all-embracing focus on nationalism in politics, culture and wider society. That class, rather than ethnicity, religion, or the idea of national identity could have a role to play in politics and cultural production is an alien one to mainstream Irish debate. The working class has been locked out of history.

    'Locked Out: A Century of Irish Working-Class Life' offers a different perspective. Written by a new generation of scholars, it aims to commemorate the centenary of the 1913 Dublin Lockout and to advance Irish labour history in new and innovative ways. Locked Out grapples with subjects as varied as working-class literature, music, sport, factory life, gang-culture, poverty, emigration and institutional abuse.

    In doing so, it illustrates the richness and complexity of Irish working-class identity, history and culture over the past century and its centrality to an understanding of contemporary Irish history and society.

    All are welcome to attend!"
    - David Convery


    Admission is free and all are welcome. Copies of the book will be on sale at the launch.

    Related links:
    http://www.solidaritybooks.org/
    http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/book-launch-lockedout-convery
    https://www.facebook.com/events/578660988857628/?ref=22


    Contact for comments/further information -
    phone:
    David Convery 00447818655167

    Eugene Walsh 0868611668

    email:
    solidaritybooks@gmail.com
    david_convery@yahoo.co.uk


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  • Registered Users Posts: 22 MaxwellsHammer


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 74 ✭✭druidstone


    Sunday 27th October
    Quayside Bar
    3 Victoria Road Cork
    FREE

    If you are inspired by guitar legends such as Paul Kossoff, Gary Moore and Peter Green you will not want to miss Gerry Quigley & The Shinkickers. Gerry has returned home to Ireland after 30 years in Australia and will play for the first time in Cork City. Be captivated as Gerry plays his eclectic collection of guitars and other things with strings! See some real guitar magic which at times will take your breath away or even mesmerise and take you to another world. For serious blues, rock and celtic magic like you have never heard before you will not want to miss this gig! Here is a taste of what to expect ... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dB1ZS5EkCPw


  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    ThreePenny Kino – “Thank you for smoking” Dir. Jason Reitman Wednesday November 27th Nov 8pm

    The Three-Penny Kino Film Programme for every Wednesday in November at 8pm!

    Join us in Solidarity Books on Wednesday November 27th for an 8pm showing of our fourth November film, the satirical comedy, “Thank you for smoking” Dir. Jason Reitman

    Film description follows :


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    He is talented in speaking and spins argument to defend the cigarette industry in the most difficult situations. His best friends are Polly Bailey that works in the Moderation Council in alcohol business, and Bobby Jay Bliss of the gun business own advisory group SAFETY. They frequently meet each other in a bar and they self-entitle the Mod Squad a.k.a. Merchants of Death, disputing which industry has killed more people.

    Nick's greatest enemy is Vermont's Senator Ortolan Finistirre, who defends in the Senate the use a skull and crossed bones in the cigarette packs.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBELC_vxqhI


    All welcome, entry is Free and donations are appreciated. As always, books, t-shirts, badges or Zapatista coffee can all be purchased on the night.

    Related link: http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/threepenny-kino-thank-you-for-smoking

    http://www.facebook.com/solidaritybooks

    Film Trailer:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBELC_vxqhI

    See the full November programme and poster below


    Wednesday November 6 – 8pm – all watched over my machines of loving grace

    Wednesday November 13 – 8pm – Lucio Anarquista

    Wednesday November 20 – 8pm – My brother is an only child

    Wednesday November 27 – 8pm – Thank you for smoking



    all watched over my machines of loving grace

    after the succes of episode 1 and 2 last week, we'll finish it with the last episode!
    a 2011 BBC documentary by filmmaker Adam Curtis. The series argues that computers have failed to liberate humanity and instead have "distorted and simplified our view of the world around us".
    in the first episode, it is explained how the new computer technology, cybernetics, and the philosophies of Ayan Rand helped shape the modern economy. the second episode explained how the same technology and the myth of a natural balance (old ecology) gave birth to new ideas of freedom and social balance, and like the first episode, without the interference of a government.

    the third episode 'the monkey in the machine, and the machine in the monkey'
    This programme looked into the Selfish gene theory which holds that humans are machines controlled by genes which was invented by William Hamilton. Adam Curtis also covered the source of ethnic conflict that was created by Belgian colonialism's artificial creation of a racial divide and the ensuing slaughter that occurred in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which is a source of raw material for computers and cell phones.

    Lucio Anarquista

    There are plenty of anarchists in the world. Many have committed robbery or smuggling for their cause. Fewer have discussed strategies with Che Guevara or saved the skin of Eldridge Cleaver, the leader of the Black Panthers. There is only one who has done all that, and also brought to its knees the most powerful bank on the planet by forging travellers cheques, without missing a single day of work in his construction job. He is Lucio Urtubia, from a tiny village in Navarra in North of Spain. Lucio, 75, now lives in Paris, still raising anarchist hell.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBVjEUmmrGs

    My brother is an only child

    Two brothers come of age in the 1960s in a town south of Rome. Manrico is handsome, sometimes feckless, a leftist making the revolution. His younger brother Accio ("Bully") is a seminarian when the story beings, soon home studying Latin and joining the Fascists. Francesca, an aristocratic student, becomes Manrico's lover and Accio's friend. Over the next ten years, these three experience family, love, attraction, politics, and the challenges of adult responsibility.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybkj1KOoQ6I

    Thank you for smoking

    Satirical comedy follows the machinations of Big Tobacco's chief spokesman, Nick Naylor, who spins on behalf of cigarettes while trying to remain a role model for his twelve-year-old son.

    He is talented in speaking and spins argument to defend the cigarette industry in the most difficult situations. His best friends are Polly Bailey that works in the Moderation Council in alcohol business, and Bobby Jay Bliss of the gun business own advisory group SAFETY. They frequently meet each other in a bar and they self-entitle the Mod Squad a.k.a. Merchants of Death, disputing which industry has killed more people. Nick's greatest enemy is Vermont's Senator Ortolan Finistirre, who defends in the Senate the use a skull and crossed bones in the cigarette packs.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBELC_vxqhI


  • Registered Users Posts: 87 ✭✭Plebian


    Solidarity Books Book Launch: "Sins of the Father" 2nd Ed. by Dr Conor McCabe – on Thursday 5th December 8pm Solidarity Books will be proud to host the Cork launch of the 2nd Edition of "Sins of the Father: The decisions that shaped the Irish economy" – on Thursday 5th December 7:30pm

    The event will include a talk from Dr. Conor McCabe, the author of 'Sins of the Father: The decisions that shaped the Irish economy ', which analyses the development of the Irish economy throughout the 20th Century right up to the current crisis, without resorting to just pointing fingers at 'a few morally bankrupt individuals' in an otherwise sound system.
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    Sins of the Father: The decisions that shaped the Irish economy This is a new edition of Conor McCabe's highly regarded economic history, fully updated to include the change of government, the austerity programme, and the liquidation of IBRC/Anglo and the impending exit from the bailout programme.

    This new, 2nd edition, of Conor McCabes highly regarded economic history, is fully updated to include the change of government, the austerity programme, and the liquidation of IBRC/Anglo and the impending exit from the bailout programme.

    Conor McCabe, who currently teaches at the UCD School of Social Justice, and is a regular contributor to Irish Left Review.

    McCabe last visited Cork, and Solidarity Books, in February of this year, to launch "Irish Left Review" journal and to pose the question of 'Who Benefits from Austerity?' While popular disgust with TD's, bankers and other elites' privileges is rampant, austerity programmes are still justified on the basis that we all must pay for a crisis that we apparently all helped to create. What do we make of this state of affairs?

    This will be Conor McCabe's fourth visit to Solidarity Books in the last two years since the release of his book, and like the previous events, this promises to be an evening of animated discussion.

    Entry is free and all are welcome, copies of the book will be for sale at the launch and donations towards the running of the non-profit bookshop are always appreciated.

    Related links:
    http://www.solidaritybooks.org/events/book-launch-conor-mccabe-2nded

    Dr. McCabe contact details: Email: conormccabeis@gmail.com
    Phone: 01 716 7310 Mobile: 087 219 1587

    Solidarity Book Contact for comments/further information/photos: solidaritybooks@gmail.com
    Conor McCabe blogs here: http://dublinopinion.com/author/ben/

    In a review of the 1st edition of "Sins of the Father: Tracing the Decisions that Shaped the Irish Economy (2011)" for the Irish Examiner, the economist and academic Dr. Tom O’Connor said that “the breadth and compass of the book is breath-taking. It is head and shoulders above the other books and is a tour de force as a critical economic history of Ireland.” The broadcaster Vincent Browne described Sins of the Father as ‘a remarkable book.’

    The Irish Left Review is an online magazine; the magazine features original essays, articles and columns each written to help all those on the Left, whether they call themselves socialists, social democrats, trade unionists, Republicans or Greens, to find a common ground and to develop the arguments that could be used in a political context to act against the hegemony of the right in Irish politics. It is geared towards a broad left – those who want to make Left politics work and to increase the overall vote for the left, so that political alliances can be formed and significant policies implemented.
    http://www.irishleftreview.org/


  • Registered Users Posts: 5 plugd


    CAL FOLGER DAY
    Live in Gulpd
    Thurs Jan 2nd
    9pm
    Adm: FREE

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    Cal Folger Day is an American songwriter and performer. She was born in Washington, D.C. and is now based in NYC and Dublin.

    In May 2013 she released her first EP 'Drom-d'reau'
    on 7" vinyl. Recorded on an 8-track at Basement Floods Studios in Brooklyn, the EP features the single Ghost Hands, "a catchy hook-laden piano-led track that will appeal to fans of Regina Spektor" (folkradio.co.uk). Her next EP, 'Miscreant', is slated for a February 2014 release.

    Cal recently supported Alessi's Ark (Bella Union) for a week-long tour in Ireland, and in May supported Angel Olsen (Jagjaguwar) at the Cork Opera House. She has shared bills with Jeffrey Lewis, Toby Goodshank, Johnny Dowd, and Diane Cluck, and over the past six months she has played throughout the East Coast from Virginia to Montreal with her 4-piece band. New York City venues include the Marlin Room at Webster Hall, Rockwood Stage II, and Piano's.



    Having studied chant under the direction of Benjamin Bagby (Sequentia) and Katarina Livljanic (Dialogos), Cal began performing original songs with a guitar at 21 while studying at university in the U.K. She later received an academic grant to study songwriting in her final year, before moving to New York to record demos. In 2012 she performed as part of Rayvon Browne, a "charming, torchy, lo-fi" (LucidCulture) project with songwriter Morgan Heringer and bassist Joel Kruzic, releasing two EPs that captured "the sound of a talented act confidently presenting its quirky tunes as they are" (Wavemaker) and conducting a return tour to the U.K.

    For a year she played hostess to a hopping weekly open stage at Tribes, an art gallery and publishing house on the Lower East Side. She has published an illustrated chapbook, Domestic Labor Manual, a practical rhapsody based on her experiences as a professional part-time housecleaner. The Shooter at 92 is a transcription of an interview with John Doyel, a plastics pioneer who patented the Beadazzler. These and other volumes were featured at the Brooklyn and D.C. Zine Fests in 2013.

    The 'Ghost Hands' music video was shot by Andrew Williams and features The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players. Its NYC release event incorporated movement by Katelyn Hales; performance by Julie LaMendola (Nature Theatre of Oklahoma); and a production of Djuna Barnes' 'A Passion Play', directed by Cal Folger Day and Erica Moroz. In August she directed a 12-person orchestra and chorus in a production of 6 Children's Choruses by Béla Bartók, a cycle written in 1936 by the modernist Hungarian composer, at the Jalopy Theatre.

    "…a guitarist and chanteuse with jazz leanings, whose vocal control and onstage presence command attention"
    The New Yorker


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,996 ✭✭✭two wheels good


    Varanasi Children's Hospital Charity Fund-raiser event at Cyprus Ave
    Music and Comedy

    Tonight, Friday Jan 10th. 8pm 'til Late
    Admission: €10

    Varanasi Children's Hospital Fundraiser Details

    Cyprus Ave


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 38 jdawson


    Cork City vs St Patrick's Athletic
    This Friday 7th March, 7.45pm kick-off at Turner's Cross


    It's the first league game of the season on Friday night against the champions St. Pats who will feature Ireland international Keith Fahey in their lineup. It's City legend John Caulfield's first competitive league game in charge of City. We've got a really good squad this year and a strong core of Cork lads. There's a great buzz around the club, it's going to be an entertaining night.

    2014 Ticket prices are:
    Adult: €15
    Juvenile (13-18): €10
    Senior Citizens: €5
    Child (Under 13): €5
    Family (2 Adults & 2 Children U13): €32*
    * Family Tickets are not available outside the ground on matchnight. There is a limited number of 100 family tickets available in advance, until 4 pm on the day of each game, from the club shop in Douglas Village Shopping Centre.


  • Registered Users Posts: 1 suadela


    The Underscore Orkestra and Suadela Bellydance, 8pm on 1st May at the Crane Lane Cork, admission: €8

    The Underscore Orkestra, from Portland USA, play a blend of Balkan, Klezmer, Gypsy Jazz and Swing, with a repertoire of both original and traditional material. They have been performing for the past 7+ years, touring all around the U.S., Australia, Europe, and Central America, and have been seen from intimate coffee shop settings all the way to huge outdoor festivals

    For their Irish tour this year their show will feature live bellydancing from Cork based tribal bellydance troupe Suadela Bellydance!

    Guaranteed to get you up and moving whether you like to Swing dance, Balkan folk dance, or just go out and shake it!!!

    Listen to some recordings here http://www.theunderscoreorkestra.com/#

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  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 11 balanallen6


    Cork City vs Sligo Rovers
    Today 11th April, 7.45pm kick-off at Turner's Cross


    City are top of the league on goal difference with a game in hand, and are coming off the back of a very convincing 3-0 win over joint leaders Shamrock Rovers last Friday. Sligo are last years FAI Cup winners, they're a very good side despite the slow start they've made this year. Another big crowd expected tonight.

    2014 Ticket prices are:
    Adult: €15
    Juvenile (13-18): €10
    Senior Citizens: €5
    Child (Under 13): €5
    Family (2 Adults & 2 Children U13): €32*
    * Family Tickets are not available outside the ground on matchnight. There is a limited number of 100 family tickets available in advance, until 4 pm on the day of each game, from the club shop in Douglas Village Shopping Centre


    Cork City vs Drogheda United
    Good Friday 18th April, 7.45pm kick-off at Turner's Cross


    The pubs will be closed so what better way to spend the evening than watching City take on Drogs in a top of the table clash. Drogheda are currently second in the league, one point behind City. Ticket prices as above.


  • Registered Users Posts: 5 plugd


    Plugd presents

    BEN FROST
    A U R O R A live

    FRI 16 MAY
    TDC / Triskel
    Doors: 10:30pm
    Tickets: €25 from plugd and eventbrite.ie

    Ben Frost returns to Cork to perform music from his highly anticipated fifth studio record - A U R O R A. This concert also showcases his new live set up, which includes live acoustic drums, electronic drums and synths. A U R O R A is performed by Ben Frost with Greg Fox (ex-Liturgy), Shahzad Ismaily and Thor Harris (SWANS) and largely written in Eastern DR Congo.

    With his fifth album, Frost enters a landscape wholly absent of guitars, of pianos, of string instruments and any natural wooden intimacy, offering instead a defiant new world of fiercely synthetic shapes and galactic interference, pummelling skins and pure metals. This is no pristine vision of digital music; but an offering of interrupted future time, where emergency flares illuminate ruined nightclubs.

    Opening for Ben Frost is the premier screening of a long distance audio-visual collaboration between synth-drone duo Hooker No.1 (Rory O’Brien/ Graham Lynch) and artist Kate Bowe O'Brien. Amplitude & Artefacts is a study of sound and light, created and corrupted physically and digitally. The result is an immersive abstraction alluding to something that never was.

    Preceding the events in the TDC we have live performances in Plugd Records from LAKE – a pulse rhythm and tone drone workout between Paul Hegarty (Safe) and Ellen King (Ellll). TARSEER – a modular visual-synth performance by Rory O’Brien

    Doors to Plugd are at 8.30pm and entrance is on a first come basis.

    WARNING! Both events contain strobes and flashing lights


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 messrsotoole


    Messrs O' Toole are proud to present the inaugural Céilí by the Lee

    An instructional evening in the fine art of Céilí dancing, held in the heart of Cork City. Recommended as an authentic sample of Irish culture and heritage, for visitors to our shores or locals wanting to relive the glory of days gone by.

    From 8 o clock our master of ceremonies will be explaining the intricacies of the céilí steps, then from 8.45 the hooly will start in earnest.

    The night will combine the energy of a party in an ocean liner's steerage section with the nostalgia for halcyon days of Gaeltacht dances fadó. Neither aptitude nor experience are required, as the Messrs O' Toole are well renowned for their ability to turn two left feet into a matching pair.

    Admission €5, complimentary beverage included.

    For more information search for Céilí by the Lee on Facebook, or messrsotoole on twitter!


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 messrsotoole


    Due to the growing popularity of céilí dancing amongst the citizens of the Real Capital, we will again be hosting a night of dancing this Thursday! Come along to learn the steps, relive the days of Gaeltacht dances gone by, or experience a facet of Irish culture. Apt comparisons are drawn to the party below deck on the Titanic, without the sinking feeling.

    It kicks off at 8pm this Thursday 31st July, in the Porterhouse on Sheares St in Cork. Admission is €5, and better value is hard to find, for exercise, craic and dancing!

    For more information search for Céilí by the Lee on Facebook, or messrsotoole on twitter!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 74 ✭✭druidstone


    The prestigious opening night fundraiser for the Cobh Blues Festival, the perfect prelude to the festival the following weekend.

    This will be an amazing gig, two brilliant local artists rock it out on the stage.

    Jamie Stanton and his band Slam, followed by Gerry Quigley & The Shinkickers.

    If you love quality live music, you don't want to miss this gig!

    Start time 10pm.
    Entry 5 euro. Bargain!


  • Registered Users Posts: 211 ✭✭ceatharloch


    As part of GUINNESS AMPLIFY and the Cork Folk Festival, OGMA (based in Galway) will play the Long Valley, Cork City, Friday October 3rd. @ 9pm., free admission, check out

    https://www.guinnessamplify.com/discover-music/band-profile/630
    :cool:


  • Registered Users Posts: 5 plugd


    Plugd Records present
    Sean Nicholas Savage (Montreal / Arbutus Records)

    + support: Myles Myles Manley, Cal Folger Day & Co.

    Saturday Oct 11
    The Black Mariah,
    2nd Floor Triskel Arts Centre, Cork

    Tickets €10 from plugd and Eventbrite Ireland.

    Sean Nicholas Savage is a Canadian Singer and Ballad Composer.

    In 2013 he released the record Other Life, his most emotionally thematic work and first in a year since he prolifically delivered three full length cassette albums; Flamingo, Won Ton Jaz and Trippple Midnight Karma in 2011. Savage touches always on a theory or profound observation and comes to at least a suggested point in his pop, drama compositions. Perhaps the pinnacle attraction of his work are these observations, learned wisdoms, the ongoing adventures shaping Savage himself, the Artist, the Performer, the Narrator.

    A pop ‘character’, but with severe realness comparable to Punk/Pop greats, such as Sinead O’Connor, Boy George or fellow Canadian poetics Majical Cloudz and Mac DeMarco. However, with the way music is consumed today, comparisons of contemporaries fail to do any contemporary justice. A broad range of genres and movements; Jazz, Punk, Country and Bossa that must all leave a stain on an artist that is himself an art admirer.

    Once a staple spectacle performance in Montreal's all night illegal party scene, Savage has since taken to consistent touring and producing wherever he may be, in the past two years.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 13,549 ✭✭✭✭Judgement Day


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  • Registered Users Posts: 20 czar


    The Frank & Walters
    The Minutes
    + special guests Decky & Dave Rubyhorse (Acoustic Show) and more TBA


    25th Anniversary Show

    Cork Opera House
    Saturday October 25

    Fresh from a festival-filled summer that has seen them play Electric Picnic, Reading / Leeds Festival, Indiependence and Belsonic (with Queens of the Stone Age), The Minutes are announced as the first special guests to join The Frank and Walters 25th anniversary show at Cork Opera House on Saturday October 25.

    The Dublin rockers are joined on an expanding bill by Dave and Decky from Rubyhorse, who will take to the Opera House stage for an acoustic outing of some of the band's hits over the years.

    More special guests are expected to be announced in the coming weeks making this show a rare treat for music fans during the Guinness Cork Jazz Weekend.

    The anniversary show will see the Frank and Walters dipping into one of the finest back catalogues recorded by any Irish band over the last 25 years and they are currently in the process of putting the finishing touches on their 7th studio album.

    Tickets €25:

    Cork Opera House Box Office - +353 21 4270022


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 messrsotoole


    Céilí by the Lee Friday 17th October, Upstairs in Clancy's! Join us from 9pm at Cork's #1 TripAdvisor Nightlife selection. Recreate the craic belowdeck on Titanic, without the sinking feeling, or relive the awkward excitement that accompanied your first shift in the Gaeltacht! Admission is €8 (Concessions €5) and includes entry to the Bowery afterwards!
    Neither experience nor aptitude is required, as the Messrs O Toole are renowned for their ability to turn two left feet into a matching pair!
    More information on facebook under Céilí by the Lee, or messrsotoole on Twitter!


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,499 ✭✭✭Yester


    THINGS TO DO IN CORK... One of the most amazing shows to grace the stage in Cork, 'Fred & Alice' by John Sheehy is back at the Cork Arts Theatre opening tonight, Wednesday 22nd October.

    It stars Cork native and 'Game of Thrones' actor Ciarán Bermingham and Cora Fenton, a highly accomplished actress of stage and screen.

    You really should get along to see this joyous celebration of individuality!

    Fred & Alice has been described as...

    “clever and absorbing stuff”…. “Imaginative and escapist theatricality” - The Irish Times

    “A Captivating Carnival of Drama…Great Writing…Stunningly Effective…Terrific Cast” - Irish Theatre Magazine.

    “One of the most inventive shows ever produced in the Mid-West”
    - Limerick Post

    Full details on times and ticket prices at... http://corkartstheatre.com/whatson.html#fredalice

    Bookings: 021 4505624


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 messrsotoole


    Starting later, going longer, and featuring a slightly tipsy MC, the weekend Céilí by the Lee returns! Join us from 9pm this Friday, upstairs in Clancy's on Marlboro Street, to unwind after the week. Céilí by the Lee is a traditional Irish night out, with dancing and craic. Recreate the atmosphere belowdeck on the Titanic, hopefully without that sinking feeling! For craic with the lads, or an alternative date night, you can do no better than TripAdvisor's #1 Nightlife! Neither aptitude nor experience is required, as the Messrs O'Toole are renowned for their ability to turn two left feet into a matching pair! Search Ceili by the Lee on fb, or Messrsotoole on twitter for more!


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 luchadorgigs


    Luchador Gigs & Venture Promotions Presents:

    STEVE STRONG (UK experimental/instrumental)
    DEADLIGHTS (Cork synth/sci-fi-horror-rock)
    UNWINDING CABLES (Cork Afropunk)

    The Gateway, Barrack St.
    Saturday, November 15th
    FREE IN

    STEVE STRONG

    Steve Strong is a one-man arsenal of beats, tapped guitar and lush, textural melodies. His music is as withheld as it is grandiose, as skeletal as it is layered, equal parts shimmering and pulsing.

    It glimmers, swings and explodes in all the right places, sliding gracefully from one section to another, played as tightly as it is loose and free. Steve's ability to bridge the gap between technical ability and captivation is completely instinctual, tattooed onto his musical conscious like the art on his body. His music seems to encompass many different styles without feeling contrived or forced, every strand of inspiration in steve's music is carefully placed and melted. This music will not be held down!

    DEADLIGHTS

    Deadlights are an electronic rock duo based in Cork, Ireland. Their brooding anthemic tales of woe consist of Eoin Hayes on vocals, guitar, synths and programming and The Hypnotist on synths and backing vocals. They encompass a varied spectrum of electronic music from aggressive thumping beats to more mellow and melodic soundscapes.

    Their dark transcendent style is heavily inspired by science fiction, the retro-futurist aesthetic, gothic horror, as well as esoteric principals and ancient beliefs. Their music allegorically touches on issues of frustration, politics, loss, agony, ecstasy and love in the guise of dark fantasy. Musical influences include Gary Numan, Sisters of Mercy, Type O Negative, Depeche Mode, Samhain, NIN and many more...

    UNWINDING CABLES

    “Cork has given us many things over the years and now it looks set to provide the first Irish Afro-Punk band. Formed by frontman Zelen and drummer Ovi (with the former’s twin brother Zen completing the line-up a little later), Unwinding Cables stand apart in a city whose music scene has itself been highly individual. Why it took so long for a band as exciting as this to emerge from the new look Irish population is one question, but let’s just be thankful that they’re finally here.” - Phil Udell, State Magazine


  • Registered Users Posts: 4 luchadorgigs


    Steve Strong @ The Gateway is tonight at 9, free in!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 13,549 ✭✭✭✭Judgement Day


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  • Registered Users Posts: 5 Cork City Macra


    New social group:
    Info night for new members.

    27th November @ 8.30pm upstairs in Costigan's pub, Washington st. Cork.


    Upcoming Events:

    - Christmas party.

    - Mystery Tour.

    - Weekend away.

    ALL WELCOME! FUN GUARANTEED.



    Contact:

    Seán @ 0868042395 or PM


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,363 ✭✭✭✭Del.Monte




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  • Registered Users Posts: 91 ✭✭zenarcadian


    THE THIN AIR & FIFA Records presents:

    The Vincent(s)
    Hope is Noise
    Jonny Rep
    + The Thin Air DJs

    Saturday March 7th
    Crane Lane, Cork
    Free In
    Doors: 8.30pm

    The Thin Air Magazine launches in Cork! Global culture, with a local accent.


    Founded in May, 2013, The Thin Air is an Irish music and culture website and physical magazine ran by an avid, ever-expanding group of writers, photographers, artists and musicians utterly passionate about the independent music and culture of the island of Ireland and much, much further afield.

    Sharing a common desire to deliver, promote and share music, arts and culture news, features, articles, reviews and media content, we are a dedicated, driven and diverse bunch comprised of (only occasionally world-weary) music journalists, photographers based everywhere from New York to Sweden, go-getting film-makers, starry-eyed live reviewers and more.

    March issue of The Thin Air magazine - featuring Cork psych-rockers The Altered Hours on the cover, and an Inbound piece on Cork soul crew Shookrah - will be available exclusively on the night.

    THE VINCENT(S)

    Although only formed in Aug 2012, The Vincent(s) have toured extensively throughout Ireland and abroad and have a strong fan base at home and further afield, they represent something of a sea change in music that has emerged from the Ireland of recent times.

    Raw recordings, noise and psych are the orders of the day. Their roots lie in surf sounds and early 90s US alt-guitar groove, which sit alongside an unmistakable Irish vocal. The band are currently in studio working on their debut long player with an expected early 2015 release.

    HOPE IS NOISE


    “Hope is Noise”. From that one offhand, seemingly cryptic musing, came an unlikely spark, one that brought four childhood friends together and give them a singular purpose: music that moves you. Moves you to sing, to dance along, to get angry, to identify with it and get immersed in its world and muses.

    Since bringing their body of work under the banner of Hope is Noise in late 2004, the Cork four-piece have built a dedicated following, drawn equally to their ability to construct a winning pop tune with seemingly little effort, and their incendiary, hardcore tendencies; the result is a sound that in places resonates with a more considered take on Husker Du & Foo Fighters' knack for a tune, and burns with a rage comparable to Hot Snakes or At-the Drive In. It's a seemingly odd dichotomy, but over the course of two E.P.s and two critically-acclaimed full-lengths (Applaud Friends... and Under Friendly Fire, available for download from the band's Bandcamp), it's one that has formed the basis of something very special indeed, keeping fans and critics alike, across a wide cross-section of genres, hanging on.

    JONNY REP

    Jonny Rep's drummer Niall hits the drums REALLY HARD!!

    He's been playing drums for quite a while now and anyone who's seen him play (and quite a few have) will know that there won't be any half-measures. He'll tell you, as will all of Jonny Rep that IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MOMENT!! Nothing else really matters.

    Niall was doing this with his first band, The Shanks, even as fellow Cork bands The Sultans and The Franks took their place in the spotlight in the 90s. Around that time, Jonny Rep members Pat (vocals), Derry (bass) and Fergus (guitar) crossed countless paths with Niall as they gigged with Cork alternative popsters LMNO Pelican. Derry and Fergus went on to play in Semi, and Niall also moved on to somewhat noisier things with rockers Rulers of the Planet, where Jonny Rep's other guitarist Dave also played.

    Jonny Rep came about purely because the urge to make music would not fade... Pat, Derry and Fergus had started jamming and recording again, and were a little surprised how quickly the songs came together. A band name was required so a name very similar to that of a Dutch footballer from the seventies fitted the bill, a name that was friendly and individual but slightly unfamiliar. Equally, the new music needed to go live and so it was then Niall and Dave were asked to join in the fun.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,996 ✭✭✭two wheels good


    On this week only. Various venues including the Gate.

    corkfrenchfilmfestival.com


  • Registered Users Posts: 6,029 ✭✭✭salacious crumb


    Saturday 28th March, Mr. Bradley's

    Mother Mooch
    Ealadha
    Solid Gold Rocketship

    https://www.facebook.com/events/1409440289360998/?ref=br_rs


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,097 ✭✭✭Herb Powell


    Presumably most know by now, but MASTODON have been announced for the Savoy, on the 27th of June. Tickets go on sale in about 13 mins :D


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,996 ✭✭✭two wheels good


    Excellent art exhibition on in the Crawford at the moment.
    Prints, lithographs by world renowned artisits - Miro,Chagall, Picasso etc.
    And it's free!

    http://www.crawfordartgallery.ie/exhibitions_Reconfiguration.html


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,657 ✭✭✭Milly33


    Presumably most know by now, but MASTODON have been announced for the Savoy, on the 27th of June. Tickets go on sale in about 13 mins :D

    I was just going to post to say it.. Great news I didn't see them the last time himself did and said they were great. I thought they would be too heavy but nope..Have tickets in all yeppee


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 21,493 ✭✭✭✭Mushy


    Milly33 wrote: »
    I was just going to post to say it.. Great news I didn't see them the last time himself did and said they were great. I thought they would be too heavy but nope..Have tickets in all yeppee

    Ended up getting my tix last week or so, shall be unreal. Always a good night when Mastodon are involved.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,097 ✭✭✭Herb Powell


    Milly33 wrote: »
    I was just going to post to say it.. Great news I didn't see them the last time himself did and said they were great. I thought they would be too heavy but nope..Have tickets in all yeppee
    Mushy wrote: »
    Ended up getting my tix last week or so, shall be unreal. Always a good night when Mastodon are involved.

    Yeah, I'm getting excited about it now alright, never seen them before but their ceol is great


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 13,385 ✭✭✭✭D'Agger


    Colm Fitzpatrick with Colin Murray on cajon, White-Line Fever and Sara Bear Ryan playing Bradleys tonight @ 9pm, free door


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