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Cillian Doheny Trish Clarke, Paul Finn will feature in Geantrai on Sunday night.
Geantraí, the beloved Irish traditional music series, returns for its 19th season with a fresh approach, capturing the rich musical landscape of Ireland like never before and this Sunday comes from Shannonbridge.
This new series, hosted by acclaimed singer Pauline Scanlon, takes viewers on a nationwide journey from Donegal to Cork, showcasing the wealth of musical talent that thrives in the country’s most intimate and hidden venues.
Sunday the 2nd of March sees Geantraí coming to you from Lukers in Shannonbridge – Co. Offaly. The programme features sublime music from Paul Finn (Box) Trish Clarke (Fiddle) Cillian Doheny (Guitar), Eva Coyle (Vox/acc) Bean Dolan (Guitar) Sean O Dalaigh (fiddle), Vera Craughwell (Piano box), Tony Tracey (Banjo), Liam Loughrey (cittern), and Damian Mullane (Box), Sean O'Meara (Guitar), Stephen Markham. Presented by Pauline Scanlon.
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