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Féile na Gréine Launch Party
Pharmacia, Friday, May 22 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
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Féile na Gréine Launch Party
Pharmacia, Friday, May 22 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
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Landless
The Sugar Club, Friday, November 6 at 08:00 PM GMT
“Long-term Celtic music fans should flock to them – they’re a deliciously doomier Clannad – while devotees of Ireland’s current, brilliant scene should also respond to their stunning intensity.” – The Guardian Folk Album Of The Year
“While their albums are wonderful, seeing Landless live took my love of them to an entirely new level...They give me goosebumps from the very first note, every time." – Songlines
Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
Landless (Glittebeat)
with special guest
Seamus Hyland
The Sugar Club
Friday 6th November 2026
Tickets €24 via https://billetto.ie/e/landless-glitterbeat-records-tickets-1922733
Landless are: Lily Power, Méabh Meir, Ruth Clinton and Sinéad Lynch. The Irish quartet sings centuries old ballads as well as more recently penned folk songs. Sometimes unaccompanied and at times with subtle instrumentation, their vocally rich music is dark and patient; spellbinding and gorgeous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu3HZEr_NAE
Lúireach, their second album, was named Folk Album of the Year 2024 by The Guardian. Lúireach is an album of quiet power, soaked in tradition but finding new and exciting ways to present these remarkable songs, songs that are full of melancholy, love, death and mystery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cbbq1GZ_gA
Working once again with John ‘Spud’ Murphy (the Lankum producer and ØXN member), Lúireach
sees the quartet adding sparingly-used instrumentation – Ruth’s aching pump organ on Death & The
Lady, Méabh’s shruti box on Ej Husari, Lankum’s Cormac MacDiarmada on fiddle, viola and banjo
throughout, even some mournful trombone from Alex Borwick on The Newry Highwayman. As Lily explains, “A lot of the instrumentation happened organically as we were recording, while some
elements we have used live for years, like the organ. We tend not to make these kinds of decisions in
advance, but make suggestions as we go and see how everyone feels about it. Hopefully the album still has the impact of the unaccompanied singing, with a bit of variation this time around.”
The songs on Lúireach are from remarkably diverse sources and eras: the likes of Blackwaterside, Death & The Lady and My Lagan Love (learned from Traveller Paddy Doran, Norma Waterson and Méabh’s late father respectively) are probably known to even the casual fan of traditional music, while Lúireach Bhríde was commissioned for the RTÉ Folk Awards in 2018 and the closing song Ej Husari was learned from teacher and singer Eva Brunovská at the annual Rozhybkosti festival in Slovakia. Some of these songs are centuries old, some remarkably recent, yet when sung by Landless, they all sound timeless and eternal.
Seamas Hyland
Seamas Hyland is a multi-instrumentalist and composer who focuses on both traditional and experimental music. He enjoys exploring the varied sonic capabilities of the button accordion and creating tonal landscapes using field recordings he collects.Seamas recently released his debut solo album ‘Maidin Domhnaigh’ and was nominated for an RTÉ Folk award for best emerging artist in 2025. He has also collaborated with artists like John Francis Flynn, Jennie Moran and Eimear Walshe, and is particularly intrigued by the contrasting nature of traditional and contemporary music and how/if these can be presented together.
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Landless
The Sugar Club, Friday, November 6 at 08:00 PM GMT
“Long-term Celtic music fans should flock to them – they’re a deliciously doomier Clannad – while devotees of Ireland’s current, brilliant scene should also respond to their stunning intensity.” – The Guardian Folk Album Of The Year
“While their albums are wonderful, seeing Landless live took my love of them to an entirely new level...They give me goosebumps from the very first note, every time." – Songlines
Enthusiastic Eunuch Presents
Landless (Glittebeat)
with special guest
Seamus Hyland
The Sugar Club
Friday 6th November 2026
Tickets €24 via https://billetto.ie/e/landless-glitterbeat-records-tickets-1922733
Landless are: Lily Power, Méabh Meir, Ruth Clinton and Sinéad Lynch. The Irish quartet sings centuries old ballads as well as more recently penned folk songs. Sometimes unaccompanied and at times with subtle instrumentation, their vocally rich music is dark and patient; spellbinding and gorgeous.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cu3HZEr_NAE
Lúireach, their second album, was named Folk Album of the Year 2024 by The Guardian. Lúireach is an album of quiet power, soaked in tradition but finding new and exciting ways to present these remarkable songs, songs that are full of melancholy, love, death and mystery.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6cbbq1GZ_gA
Working once again with John ‘Spud’ Murphy (the Lankum producer and ØXN member), Lúireach
sees the quartet adding sparingly-used instrumentation – Ruth’s aching pump organ on Death & The
Lady, Méabh’s shruti box on Ej Husari, Lankum’s Cormac MacDiarmada on fiddle, viola and banjo
throughout, even some mournful trombone from Alex Borwick on The Newry Highwayman. As Lily explains, “A lot of the instrumentation happened organically as we were recording, while some
elements we have used live for years, like the organ. We tend not to make these kinds of decisions in
advance, but make suggestions as we go and see how everyone feels about it. Hopefully the album still has the impact of the unaccompanied singing, with a bit of variation this time around.”
The songs on Lúireach are from remarkably diverse sources and eras: the likes of Blackwaterside, Death & The Lady and My Lagan Love (learned from Traveller Paddy Doran, Norma Waterson and Méabh’s late father respectively) are probably known to even the casual fan of traditional music, while Lúireach Bhríde was commissioned for the RTÉ Folk Awards in 2018 and the closing song Ej Husari was learned from teacher and singer Eva Brunovská at the annual Rozhybkosti festival in Slovakia. Some of these songs are centuries old, some remarkably recent, yet when sung by Landless, they all sound timeless and eternal.
Seamas Hyland
Seamas Hyland is a multi-instrumentalist and composer who focuses on both traditional and experimental music. He enjoys exploring the varied sonic capabilities of the button accordion and creating tonal landscapes using field recordings he collects.Seamas recently released his debut solo album ‘Maidin Domhnaigh’ and was nominated for an RTÉ Folk award for best emerging artist in 2025. He has also collaborated with artists like John Francis Flynn, Jennie Moran and Eimear Walshe, and is particularly intrigued by the contrasting nature of traditional and contemporary music and how/if these can be presented together.
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girlfriend. + Therapy Horse
Dali, Saturday, May 9 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
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DOSE Weekender 2026
Cork City, Thursday, July 2 at 11:00 AM GMT+1
The DOSE Weekender is back - save the date!
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The Cosmic Dead
The Workmans Club, Friday, May 15 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
u:mack in association with Heavy Psych Sounds proudly presents The Cosmic Dead at The Workman's Club Friday 15th of May.
One of the greatest and loudest psychedelic space rock bands of recent times. Prepare to have your minds blown. Support on the night comes from local space rockers Wild Rocket.
The Cosmic Dead are an amorphous blob of space rock energy hailing from Glasgow, Scotland. Their exploratory compositions often reach levels of sonic destruction through reflective repetition and visceral harmony.
The band has taken many forms since forming in 2010 and has been declared 'The loudest psychedelic rock band on the planet." by legendary compere Kozmik Ken. At the base of the current sonic obliteration team is a rhythm section of Tommy Duffin and Omar Aborida, a thunderous and cohesive unit which is then further propelled into the outer realms by Luigi Pasquini providing frantic italo synthesized electronics along with Calum Calderwood's mind bending, sky-shattering fiddle acrobatics.
'Beyond The Beyond' is the highly anticipated tenth studio album from inter-dimensional space travelling explorers The Cosmic Dead, the album takes listeners on a four track expedition into the deepest cosmos of the band. Recorded at Dystopia Recording Studio in Glasgow, 'Beyond The Beyond' features the riff rolling rhythm section of Tommy Duffin on drums and Omar Aborida on bass guitar alongside soaring fiddle acrobatics from Calum Calderwood and electronic textural bleeps and bloops from Luigi Pasquini on synthesizers, all wah laden and with phasers set to destroy - Turn on, tune in and immerse yourself in the sound of The Cosmic Dead.
"If the rings of Saturn could sing, this is the sound they would make." - Zero Tolerance -
Mayday Short Film Night
The (A) Centre, Friday, May 1 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
On Thursday 1st May to celebrate May Day, as part of the Radical Film Network’s Workers Rights screenings at multiple locations, will be screening a number of short films selected from a list compiled by the RFN.
We’d encourage everyone to get along to see what is on offer. The selected films represent a wide range of countries, styles, and approaches to the theme of workers’ rights. This series of short films and one trailer are as follows:
Manifestoon (1995), Jesse Drew, USA: an experimental cartoon version of the Communist Manifesto.
Le casa che eravamo, The houses we were (2018), Arianna Lodesetero, Italy: An archival, polyphonic and entangled demonstration into a charitable low-income housing institute.
Republic, (2023), Rosie Reed Hillman, UK: as the washing machine whirs, three women care for their young children repeating actions they carry out each day. An immersive and acutely observed insight into the ’private’ sphere and women’s everyday labour.
#Precarity Story, 2020, Lorena Cervera, UK/Spain: tells the story of Isabel, a cleaner, hourly-paid teacher and researcher at the same British university. Filmed during the 2018-2020 UK higher education strikes, this documentary exposes the reality of the academic precariat.
Studs Terkel Remembers: the Haymarket Affair (2000), John de Graaf, Mirko Popadic, and Alan Harris Stein, USA: Portions of this video were shot for Rocking the Boat, a documentary on the labour movement. Honouring the 139th anniversary of the Haymarket Affair, an important moment in labour history and the origin event to May Day.
£10 entry - £5 concession.
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DOSE: pôt-pot / Senior Infants / Odd Ned
The Kino, Saturday, May 23 at 08:00 PM GMT+1
Hypnotic krautrock, drones and dubbed out electronics cut for the club - pôt-pot return to Cork for a hometown headline show, joined by elusive experimentalists Senior Infants and underground hero Odd Ned.
Summer's here and your mind's about to melt...
Tickets available via RA.
Art by Irene Mansoldo.
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DOSE promote safe, inclusive spaces - transphobia, homophobia, racism and any other form of discrimination will not be tolerated.
https://flypost.ie/event/dose-pot-pot-senior-infants-odd-ned
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Mary Reynolds - Creating an ARK for Mudisland
Mud Island Community Garden, Sunday, March 8 at 02:00 PM GMT
On International Women’s Day, Sunday the 8th of March 8 we will have “A conversation with Mary Reynolds”.
Mary is a reformed internationally acclaimed landscape designer who launched her career at the Chelsea flower show in 2002, the story of which was made into a 2016 movie called “Dare to be Wild”.
She is also a bestselling author, inspirational speaker, occasional television presenter and founder of the global movement “We are the ARK”, a practical groundswell movement that finally shifts the environmental game in nature’s favour.
The time for gardens as canvases for our creative pleasure is over. Everything must change and if we are to save the planet, then we must start with our own patches of it. It’s time to re-imagine our work as gardeners, to become leaders in the race to save our beautiful planet, to save ourselves.
Schedule:
2 - 2.45 Interview and Q&A session
3.15 Meet and greet with Mary
4.00 Event ends
For more information check out https://marymary.ie/https://flypost.ie/event/mary-reynolds-creating-an-ark-for-mudisland
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Declan Synnott with Pike + More TBC
Dali, Friday, March 27 at 08:00 PM GMT
Experimental musician Declan Synnott, based in Cork, playing abstract electronic based noise, joined on the night by Pike, playing textured abstract sounds + more TBC.
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DOSE: K8OLO b2b Alba
Dali, Friday, February 6 at 09:00 PM GMT
We're back for a dance - no strings attached!
2muchbootyinthebooth don’t come to play, they come to make tushy twerk. Two of Dublin's cult-favourites have synced to go b2b - Dublin’s klub kween K8OLO and Spain’s sultry selector Alba are on a mission to make you sweat. With a fearless fusion of afrobeat, bass, breakbeat, UK funky, R&B, latin heat, and pure perreo power, their sets are a flirty, high-energy explosion of rhythm and release. Expect bold blends, and stacked bangers.
Tickets via RA.
Art by Conal Hanamy.
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DOSE promote safe, inclusive spaces - transphobia, homophobia, racism and any other form of discrimination will not be tolerated.
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Local Resonance 3: Even More Resonant
Bello Bar, Saturday, January 10 at 08:00 PM GMT
Start the year with some do-gooding. Join us this January for another exciting night of live electronics, busy beats and bops; all to raise funds for MSF's crucial relief efforts in Gaza.
Emblems of Belief is a new dub-inspired project by Ciaran Meister, debuting a live set of real-time dub remixes.
Commissions bring out their gizmos for a new live set of haywire hardware tunes.
Boyfrens' live show is geared for dancers, shifting where modulated synths meet distorted breaks and vulnerable hooks to make you feel and move.
Bethé will be closing out our evening with a set of belters, getting us all grooving with her trademark mix of bass, beats and bangers.
Join us to rave in the cave. All proceeds go directly to Médecins Sans Frontières.
https://flypost.ie/event/local-resonance-3-even-more-resonant