Monday, July 11th

The Pride of Moyvane Ceili Band with Margie Mulvihill, John Reynolds, Seagda Coyle, Brendan Dolan, Colm Murphy, Micheal Fee

Tuesday, July 12th

Mike McHale, Dylan Foley, Dan Gurney, Isaac Alderson, David Sheridan, KT Boyle, Colm Murphy.

Wednesday,  July 13th

THE GREAT BARN DANCE – PAVILLION CULTURAL CENTRE GROUNDS 7.00pm – 9.00pm

Highly regarded Set Dancer Padraig McEneany from Ireland and acclaimed Sean Nós Step dancer Kieran

Jordan who hails from Boston, will take you through age old sets and steps around the floor to the beat

Irelands Traditional Music. Step dancer extrordinaire Donny Golden will highlight the Irish Step Dance like

other. Old Style Step will be in the capable hands or should I say feet of our own Regan Wick. I am sure his

lovely daughter Mary will grace us with her presence and dance a step or two with her Dad. Bernadette Fee and

Peter Mc Kiernan will showcase the Irish Waltz and the Irish Jive, two dances that have lasted the test of time

in partner dancing. Bring the Family. Bring the Dancing Shoes and Kick up your Heels.

Music for the evening will be provided by The Pride of Moyvane Céilí Band under the leadership of

Margie Mulvihill on flute and her husband John Reynolds on Fiddle. Accordion player Seagda Coyle, KT Boyle

on piano and Michael Fee on céilí drums will join Margie and John. Later the incredible duo of Matt

Cranitch and Jackie Daly will being their much loved Sliabh Luachra music to the floor for a few sets. Billy Mc

Comiskey who needs no introduction any of us for the exquisite accordion playing will drop in for a few

tunes as will renowned accordion player Benny Murphy.

A Grand Barn Dance indeed.

Thursday, July 14th

Kelly’s Brookside Ceili Band Billy McComiskey, Joanie Madden, Pauline Conneely, Sean Cleland, Larry Nugent, Nollaig Casey, Brendan Dolan, Jimmy Kelly

Friday, July 15th

Patty Furlong, Seán Cleland, Kt Boyle, Deirdre Corrigan, Bernadette Fee, John Tabb, Micheal Fee with                              Matt Cranitch and Jackie Daly to play a few Sliabh Luachra sets.