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Cork - Event Notice
Thursday January 01 1970

John Spillane / Mick Flannery to gig for Free the Old Head of Kinsale

category cork | rights, freedoms and repression | event notice author Monday July 28, 2008 12:11author by Denis Murphy - Free the Old Head of Kinsale Campaignauthor phone (086) 3004573 Report this post to the editors

Top acts to play in Cork fundraiser

Two of Cork's leading singer / songwriters will play at a fundraising gig for the Free the Old Head of Kinsale Campaign in Cork City on Wednesday, 6th August.

The Old Head of Kinsale - A good walk spoiled
The Old Head of Kinsale - A good walk spoiled

Singer / Songwriters John Spillane and Mick Flannery are to perform live at Cork's newest music venue the Pavillion Bar in Patrick Street on August 6th as a fundraiser for the Free the Old Head of Kinsale campaign.

Contrary to reports in a weekend supplement in the Irish Examiner, the long running campaign to restore public access to the Old Head of Kinsale is alive and well and looking forward to its long-awaited court challenge on the issue of public access which we hope will come up this Autumn.

The gig will start at 9pm on August 6th.

(see link below and previous Old Head of Kinsale stories on Indymedia for full details of the campaign).

Related Link: http://www.indymedia.ie/article/83957
author by lulupublication date Mon Aug 04, 2008 17:23author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Keep it up folks - this administration wants a privatised Ireland that belongs to its shareholders, not its citizens.

author by marinapublication date Wed Aug 06, 2008 01:17author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Fair play to the tenacious Old Heads who continue the fight to reclaim our precious Old Head in Kinsale.....Gig on Wed should be great....................Thanks to John Spillane, Mick Flannery and all concerned...... Along with those musical treasures, we can also look forward to some fairly charged performance poetry by the silver tongued Bard ,the one and only...................................... Diarmuid O' Dalaigh......................................A NIGHT NOT TO BE MISSED

author by cropbeye@yahoo.compublication date Thu Aug 07, 2008 17:34author address Cork city (Northside)author phone Report this post to the editors



I attended the gig last night

A tremendous success with big turnout and enthusiastic patrons.

Must say it proves much wind left in the sails of the campagain after all.

The music itself was of a high quality and very enjoyable .

Looks like the new look Pavilion will be a great attraction in Cork

for some time to come.

 
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