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"Our Demands Are Most Moderate, We Only Want the Earth" – James Connolly

Roddy McCorley Heritage Centre · Roddy McCorley Heritage Centre, Glen Road

Thursday 6 August · 7pm

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"Our Demands Are Most Moderate, We Only Want the Earth" – James Connolly

Venue: Roddy McCorley Heritage Centre, Glen Road


English

"Our Demands Are Most Moderate, We Only Want the Earth" – James Connolly

Spend a twilight evening of poetry, song and stories of resistance while looking towards a New Ireland.

Join us in the Women's Garden of Reflection at the Roddy McCorley Heritage Centre, nestled on the Glen Road in the shadow of Black Mountain. This year's theme is Irish unity and the land that holds us.

Hosted by the Roddy McCorley Society and Siobhán McCallin, the evening will feature special guest readers alongside an open mic session. Those wishing to participate are invited to submit a poem, song or excerpt in advance.

Free event. No registration required.

Enquiries: siobhanmccallin@icloud.com


Gaeilge

"Our Demands Are Most Moderate, We Only Want the Earth" – Séamas Ó Conghaile

Bígí linn le haghaidh oíche dhraíochtúil d'fhilíocht, d'amhráin agus de scéalta frithbheartaíochta agus muid ag machnamh ar Éirinn Nua.

Buail linn i nGairdín Machnaimh na mBan in Ionad Oidhreachta Rodaí Mhic Corlaí ar Bhóthar an Ghleanna, faoi scáth an tSléibhe Dhuibh. Is é athaontú na hÉireann agus an talamh ar a gcónaímid téama na bliana seo.

Beidh an ócáid á hóstáil ag Cumann Rodaí Mhic Corlaí agus Siobhán McCallin, le haoi-léitheoirí speisialta. Is seisiún micreafóin oscailte é agus tá fáilte roimh dhaoine dán, amhrán nó sliocht a chur isteach roimh ré más mian leo páirt a ghlacadh.

Imeacht saor in aisce. Ní bheidh clárú ná áirithint de dhíth.

Fiosrúcháin: siobhanmccallin@icloud.com

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