Killarney

<h3> Cultural and creative artists are set to tread the boards at the newly launched INEC Culture Club in the weeks and months ahead.</h3>
<p> An exciting line-up of plays, performances and music is currently being programmed by Gleneagle Group Arts Director, Ciara O&rsquo;Grady with three events set to take place across this November and December.</p>
<p> &ldquo;Our goal is to provide a stage for cultural and creative expression and to provide audience experiences that are both entertaining and engaging. We are launching the INEC Culture Club with three events this side of Christmas and we look forward to a wider programme of events in 2022 and beyond,&rdquo; said Gleneagle Group Arts Director, Ciara O&rsquo;Grady.</p>
<p> &ldquo;Patrons can expect a diverse mix of theatre, literary events, music, film and visual arts. We are really looking forward to expanding upon the already great calibre of events taking place at the Gleneagle INEC&rdquo;</p>
<p> The first event scheduled is Keith Walsh&rsquo;s debut play Pure Mental which takes place on Wednesday, November 24 at 8pm. The Speks, Ireland&rsquo;s first trad group for kids, bring their hugely popular children&rsquo;s show of nursery rhymes and songs to the INEC Culture Club on Sunday, November 28 at 2pm. Killarney&rsquo;s own Donal Courtney performs his play God Has No Country based on the story of Monsignor Hugh O&rsquo;Flaherty&rsquo;s wartime exploits in Rome on Tuesday, December 21 at 8pm. All three events take place in the INEC Club &#8211; early booking is advisable.</p>


INEC launch new ‘Culture Club’

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