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The Patriot's Inn
760 South Circular Road,
Kilmainham,
Dublin 8.
tel: 01 679 9595
email: vstapleton@patriotsinn.com
www.patriotsinn.com
760 South Circular Road,
Kilmainham,
Dublin 8.
tel: 01 679 9595
email: vstapleton@patriotsinn.com
www.patriotsinn.com
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What's on at The Patriot's Inn ....
Welcome to The Patriot's Inn, Kilmainham, Dublin 8....
Monday
Kilmainham Arts Club
first Monday of the month
first Monday of the month
Comedy 3rd Wednesday of the
month
Live music - roots, bluegrass,
blues, alternative country, trad,
rock and more.
Saturday Karoake - pub quiz, trad,
comedy & much more ...
The Bog Blossom played The Patriot's Inn November 25th
Caoimhín Vallely
Nigel Grufferty
Brian Kissane
Eoin Coughlan
a set of tunes called The Smell Of The Bog Set
a song called I Am King...
Paul Conlon playing a tune called The
London Lassies
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KARAOKE EVERY TUES & SAT!
Tuesday
Rock 'n' Roll Bingo (jackpot €200)
Gigs 9pm. Karaoke Tues/Sat. www.patriotsinn.com & Facebook
Regular Gigs at The Patriot's Inn
Sunday
Sing Along - 50's to now every
Sunday
Mon 6th
Tues 7th
Rock 'n' Roll Bingo (jackpot €200) ...
The Left, Right and Centre ... no introduction needed to Dublin's best loved
Blues band ... 9pm
Fri 10th
Sat 11th
Karaoke ... pub quiz, trad, comedy & much more ...
Sun 12th
Sing Along ... 50's to now
Tues 14th
Rock 'n' Roll Bingo (jackpot €200) ...
Sat 18th
Karaoke ... pub quiz, trad, comedy & much more ...
Sun 19th
Sing Along ... 50's to now
Tues 21st
Rock 'n' Roll Bingo (jackpot €200) ...
The Burning Effigies - wonderful funk/soul band with varied vocals and wide
range of instruments including hammond ... 9pm
Fri 17th
Below is line-up not in order of appearance. Be there on time, seats 8pm Arts Club 8.30pm
As always, it promises to be a lively and eclectic night, but unusually, we have an emphasis on drama, rather than the visual arts, as our primary focus this month. We have a range of short dramatic pieces for you to enjoy: We are delighted to support the Bealtaine Festival, an established Festival Celebrating Creativity As We Age. "Older - but no wiser..." is a presentation by Howard Linnane (CINE CAFE) which will consist of a small number of themed short films introduced interspersed with dramatic monologues from talented older-age actors who are part of the Bealtaine festival. Well-known monologues and soliloquies taken from stage and screen will be delivered by members of the drama group Ranelagh Players (est 2003) including: Howard Linnane (from 'The American President') Gertrude Kane (from 'Lady of Letters') and Joe Shortall (performing a piece by Brendan Behan)
In addition,we will have a performance based on Strumpet City, as part of Dublin City Council's One City One Book in the centenary of the lockout that the book was inspired by. Against the backdrop of social agitation, Plunkett's Strumpet City is about the attitudes of various strata of society-from Dublin Castle and people of property down to the destitute poor and the outcasts. We are delighted to have actors Stephen Holland and Elizabeth McCollum to perform an excerpt: 'Rashers Tierney' and 'Mrs Hennessy' discuss the virtues of hunger and where the rich pickings are to be found in Dublin during the 1913 lockouts. Special Notice: The Kilmainham Arts Club is taking a break for the Summer months of June, July and August. Resuming again September 2nd 2013
As always, it promises to be a lively and eclectic night, but unusually, we have an emphasis on drama, rather than the visual arts, as our primary focus this month. We have a range of short dramatic pieces for you to enjoy: We are delighted to support the Bealtaine Festival, an established Festival Celebrating Creativity As We Age. "Older - but no wiser..." is a presentation by Howard Linnane (CINE CAFE) which will consist of a small number of themed short films introduced interspersed with dramatic monologues from talented older-age actors who are part of the Bealtaine festival. Well-known monologues and soliloquies taken from stage and screen will be delivered by members of the drama group Ranelagh Players (est 2003) including: Howard Linnane (from 'The American President') Gertrude Kane (from 'Lady of Letters') and Joe Shortall (performing a piece by Brendan Behan)
In addition,we will have a performance based on Strumpet City, as part of Dublin City Council's One City One Book in the centenary of the lockout that the book was inspired by. Against the backdrop of social agitation, Plunkett's Strumpet City is about the attitudes of various strata of society-from Dublin Castle and people of property down to the destitute poor and the outcasts. We are delighted to have actors Stephen Holland and Elizabeth McCollum to perform an excerpt: 'Rashers Tierney' and 'Mrs Hennessy' discuss the virtues of hunger and where the rich pickings are to be found in Dublin during the 1913 lockouts. Special Notice: The Kilmainham Arts Club is taking a break for the Summer months of June, July and August. Resuming again September 2nd 2013
Wed 15th
THE INN JOKES ... monthly comedy club ...
May Events
Double-bill of two dynamic bands, no cover charge, great sounds and a great
atmosphere. THE GRACE WILDE have reformed with a full electric outfit. With a
big raunchy rootsy rocking sound. Heart wrenching lyrics, strong female vocals,
masterful guitars intertwining with dynamic bass, and orchestral drums, Grace
Wilde specialise in writing slow yet hugely dynamic songs. Travelling the country
with these prize winning songs. Consisting of Singer/Guitarist Audrey Fay, Lead
Guitarist Enda Duff, Bassist Avril Sweeney, and Drummer Danni Nolan, Grace
Wilde are a four piece soulful blues rock band who are sure to sing straight to
your soul, strum your heart-strings, and leave you feeling weak at the knees.
THE LANEWAYS, Andrea, Colm, Gary and Sam are a Dublin based rock band who's musical influences range from, well? Whatever we happen to be listening at any given point in time. The band is a melting pot of ideas and inputs. Reformed from the ashes our former selves in late 2012 we have only looked one way. "Forward!". Blues Rock, Power Pop. Our core values? "If it sounds good, DO IT!".... 9pm
THE LANEWAYS, Andrea, Colm, Gary and Sam are a Dublin based rock band who's musical influences range from, well? Whatever we happen to be listening at any given point in time. The band is a melting pot of ideas and inputs. Reformed from the ashes our former selves in late 2012 we have only looked one way. "Forward!". Blues Rock, Power Pop. Our core values? "If it sounds good, DO IT!".... 9pm
Fri 24th
Sat 25th
Karaoke ... pub quiz, trad, comedy & much more ...
Sun 26th
Sing Along ... 50's to now
Tues 28th
Rock 'n' Roll Bingo (jackpot €200) ...
Thursday
Open Mic Contest 1st Thursday
of the month with The Hungry
Souls 9pm
Bad Boy Jake ... a no nonsense session of rock , blues,and Americana ....
This well seasoned trio draw Influences from all over the music spectrum
including Rory Gallagher,Thin lizzy the music of Jimi Hendrix and ZZ Top,Joe
Bonamassa, Deep Purple and thus they are called a blues rock band...
Anything goes at one of these sessions often showcasing new and familiar
talent arriving on stage to weave their own twist to the evening... Warning this is
not cabaret ..!! - with Mark Bolton, Phil Gaynor, Pat Cannon ... 9pm
Thurs 30th
Leo O'Kelly and Garvan Gallagher, songwriter from Tir Na N'Og. Leo takes the
audience on an ambient journey with driving rhythms and poetic lyrics ... 9pm
Fri 31st
Special Notice: The Kilmainham
Arts Club is taking a break for the
Summer months of June, July and
August . There won't be an Arts Festival
in the Summer but there will be scaled
down events in Autumn. Arts Club will be
resuming again in September 2nd 2013
We will be kicking off Autumn with a special collaborative event featuring the poet Stephen James Smith and Enda Reilly.
Happy Summer to all our supporters, friends and artist contributors. Please keep us in the loop re your activities and we will be back in touch with you in August. Good wishes, Kilmainham Arts Club Team
We will be kicking off Autumn with a special collaborative event featuring the poet Stephen James Smith and Enda Reilly.
Happy Summer to all our supporters, friends and artist contributors. Please keep us in the loop re your activities and we will be back in touch with you in August. Good wishes, Kilmainham Arts Club Team