23/10/2021
23/10/2021
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Next Thursday 13th July sees the first Seisiún of the Summer in the Oriel Centre at Dundalk Gaol.
Seisiún is a staged performance of authentic Irish traditional culture, which provides a unique experience for holidaymakers and all lovers of traditional music during the months of July and August each summer.
The show is followed by light refreshments (normally tea and scones); the night then concludes with an informal traditional session where the visitors are encouraged to participate if they so wish – this involves simple Irish dances such as Siege of Ennis, Walls of Limerick, etc and a song or two.
Other Summer Show 2017 dates include: Thur 20 July | Thur 27 July | Thur 3 August | Thur 10 August | Thur 24 August
Shows begin at 8pm and admission is €12.
For more information go to www.orielcentre.ie
Ciaran Markey, Naomh Fionnbarra, going at the Roche defence during their earlier league meeting. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
Dundalk Gaels Garry Shevlin prepares for the challenge of O'Connell's Emmet Byrne during their league clash earlier this year. (Pic: Arthur Kinahan)
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