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06 Sept 2025
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An intimate and unique concert has taken place in Bundoran’s Community Centre, writes Michael McHugh.
The concert, hosted by Modal Citizen Records and supported by the Government of Ireland’s night time economy scheme, featured a soothing mix of Irish trad, jazz and music with a host of local performers including Mike Nielsen (Jazz), Richard Nelson (Jazz), Ronan Gallagher (singer/songwriter) and Meitheal (Trad) with special guests female jazz trio “Bonita”.
The highly anticipated 'Modal Citizens' concert came as live music gigs are getting back into full swing with audiences getting out and experiencing more and more cultural events.
Event organiser and Bundoran based musician Marc Geagan (pictured below) told donegallive.ie:
"We were delighted with the audiences and the magnificent well of talent from this area of the north west that played west. It is simply amazing and a huge thank you to all who came out and supported us."
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