The Druids Live - Judge Roy Beans

At Judge Roy Beans , 1 Edward Street, Newbridge, Kildare Saturday 27th June - Doors 9pm | Show 10pm

Tickets: € 19.30

Tickets €18 Plus €1.30 Online Booking Fee

Irish Folk Band THE DRUIDS from Kildare burst on to the music scene early in 2009. They now play to packed houses all over Ireland.

THE DRUIDS have now become a force to be reckoned with on the folk scene over the past year. They sing songs of Ireland which detail the history of our country,songs which for many years were frowned on. THE DRUIDS have resurrected these songs as they believe that these songs are as much part of our musical culture as the standard Irish ballads which are accepted.

Originally formed as a 3 piece band in 2008, now as a 4 piece band they continue to travel the world with their songs and stories of Ireland.

Welcome to The Bridge House Bar , Char Bistro & Late Night Venue- Tullamores Premium Late Night Venue.

The newly refurbished establishment is one of Irelands top eateries, entertainment venues and bars in Tullamore, Offaly with live entertainment 7 nights per week, with top Irish Bands Including The Druids.

The Bridge House denotes elegance & style from the moment you walk in. Experience expertly mixed cocktails, delectable food menus, specially designed wine lists & avail of our waiter table service.

Are you looking for the best live trad music in Killarney? The Grand is renowned for friendly staff, warm atmosphere & live Music 7 night a week all year. Come & experience this Traditional Irish themed bar, the home of Irelands finest Musicians.

Lively Sessions nightly. There is no Cover charge. Ceoil, Craic & Ol!

regular inhouse session at 9pm every night all year round

Wed nights there is also a Ceili in The Club from 9 to 11pm. Everyone is welcome to join in & dance ‘A siege of Ennis’, a Set, Jive or Waltz. Fantastic Fun!

The Killarney Grand is Kerry’s 1st pub to receive Fáilte Ireland Pub Accreditation & one of the few in Ireland to obtain this prestigious status.

Award winning Irish Trad Pub of the year 2006

John O’Brien, Sr. gathered a group of friends and founded Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival in an effort to showcase, and thereby preserve the many traditions of his native land. Enlisting a group of incredibly dedicated volunteers, John realized his vision for Cleveland Iirsh Cultural Festival in 1983. During its two day run, that first festival drew more than 3,000 visitors.

The festival committee met soon after the crowds dispersed to evaluate and develop the event for the following summer. Their continual dedication has since produced one of the premier Irish festivals in the United States. The exponential growth of the festival stands as testament to this. In 1985 the event expanded to three days. In 1991, it finally outgrew the small wooded venue used during its first 9 years, and so relocated to The Berea Fairgrounds.

Cleveland Irish Cultural Festival has donated more than $770,000.00 to local and national charities since its 1983 inception, due to your continued generous support.