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Cleere's Bar and Theatre
The series finale of Seisiún will air on Friday October 17 on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player with a fest of live music from the iconic Cleere’s Bar and Theatre in the heart of Kilkenny City.
The Hothouse Flowers will bring the house down with a rousing set of some of their classics, returning to what they describe as one of their favourite rooms in the country.
Anthony McAuley and Paddy Cleere bring a real taste of Kilkenny’s thriving traditional music scene. Rising stars Dug, and Annika Kilkenny share renditions of their own compositions while Ryan Sheridan delivers a stand-out performance on a special night in the Marble City.
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The Kilkenny stop will be the last of four episodes with previous broadcasts coming from Róisín Dubh in Galway, DeBarra’s in Clonakilty and The Spirit Store in Dundalk.
Artists that have featured in the series so far include the likes Bell X1, Sharon Shannon and John Spillane as the Kilkenny episode is sure to provide a strong finish to the series from Cleere’s.
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