Cobh

<h2>Sirius Arts Concerts</h2>
LEWIS BARFOOT SIRIUS Winter Residency performance, part of Glenaphuca UK &amp; Ireland Tour 2021 Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh 3 December 2021, 8pm Tickets €15. Limited capacity. Government COVID-19 guidelines and restrictions apply. Booking via Eventbrite only <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/200907749487" target="_self">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/200907749487</a>&nbsp;
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Lewis Barfoot is an Irish/English singer-songwriter based in County Cork, who blends evocative vocals with original compositions and reinventions of traditional songs from across Ireland and the UK. She is performing tracks from her debut album, Glenaphuca, which was released in March 2021.&nbsp;
Lewis describes Glenaphuca as a folk prayer to the ancestors, rich with autobiographical songs that speak of her wish to unearth the legacy of her family roots in Ireland. Named after her Grandmother’s farm in East Cork, now an abandoned stone site weathered by neglect and home to birds, briers and lost memories, Glenaphuca sings straight to the wounds held by the maternal lineages of Ireland.
The critic Jackie Hayden comments on Hot Press: “Barfoot’s voice, deft guitar-work and her perceptive songs blend magically to create an album to curl up with, and be thankful for.” <a href="https://www.lewisbarfoot.com/" target="_self">https://www.lewisbarfoot.com/</a>&nbsp;
Jimmy Crowley &amp; Eve Telford With special guests Niall Toner &amp; Andrea Booth and introducing Tom O’Sullivan Sirius Arts Centre, Cobh Friday 10 December, 8pm (doors 7.45pm) €15.00.
Booking via Eventbrite only: <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/208635974817" target="_self">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/208635974817</a>. Government COVID-19 related restrictions and guidelines apply.
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Jimmy Crowley is an Irish musician who specialises in collecting and playing traditional songs from County Cork. He first became a central figure in the Irish folk scene with his band Stokers Lodge’s albums The Boys of Fairhill (1977) and Camphouse Ballads (1979).
His next group, The Electric Band, famously had a hit with a reggae version of ‘The Boys of Fairhill’ and he went on to have an illustrious solo career. Eve Telford is a singer connected to the folk traditions of Ireland, exploring themes of nature and mythology. They are performing songs from Jimmy’s double album ‘Songs from the Beautiful City’ released in December 2021.
Providing support, Niall Toner is a singer-songwriter, presenter of RTE Radio 1’s 'Roots Freeway' and an exponent of Irish bluegrass with the Niall Toner Band. For this performance, he is accompanied by singer-songwriter Andrea Booth.
 Also introducing Tom O’Sullivan, a new singer-songwriter from The Great Island, Co. Cork
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