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Acccused purse snatcher in more trouble, this time over missing bicycle
LACONIA — A local man who was charged with purse snatching on Tuesday ran afoul of police again Wednesday when he was charged with receiving stolen property and breach of bail.
Joshua Fox, 33, of 918 North Main St. was allegedly in possession of a bicycle that didn't belong to him.
Police affidavits said they responded to 918 Main Street after someone reported a theft. The complaining witness said she had seen Fox riding a bicycle that she knew belonged to a different person.
When police spoke with the bicycle owner, he said he didn't give Fox permission to use it.
A short time later, the bicycle owner called police to tell them Fox had agreed to return it.
When questioned, Fox allegedly told police the owner's daughter had given him permission two weeks ago to use it and he had been leaving it in the woods. The owner said that wasn't true and that the bicycle had been in his basement just a few days before Fox was allegedly seen riding it.
Affidavits also said the Fox allegedly told the victim that he had been in trouble with the police earlier in the week and would not be sticking around for trial. He said he was going to live with his aunt in Florida.
On Tuesday, Fox allegedly tried to steal an elderly Lakeport woman's pocketbook but was chased down by one of her neighbors and apprehended by a police officer near the Circle K (Irvings).
Fox appeared yesterday in the Fourth Circuit Court, Laconia Division and was ordered held on $200 cash bail. As of 6 p.m. yesterday, Fox had not posted bail.
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Local police departments urged to equip officers with anti-opiate
PLYMOUTH — Law enforcement and emergency medicine intersected yesterday at a symposium sponsored by the Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid at Plymouth State University. About 100 police officers, physicians, and EMT/Paramedics met to discuss opiate and heroin addiction and the possible use of the drug Narcan by law enforcement.
Narcan is an opiate antagonist — a drug that can reverse the effects of opiates and potentially save the life of a person who is overdosing. It has been used for years by emergency medical responders.
With what Nick Mercuri, the chief of the New Hampshire Bureau of Emergency Medical Services and others, including U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte have described as an "epidemic" of heroin and opiate overdoses in New Hampshire, some police departments in other states have equipped their police with doses of the drug.
The day began with LRGHealthcare emergency room physicians explaining how opiates and other drugs effect brain function, how usage turns into addiction, and what addiction does to the brain.
Doctors also spoke of predispositions to drug abuse through genetics as well as exposure to drugs at a young age and how casual and social uses often leads to addiction.
Dr. Paul Racicot spoke at length about marijuana, saying while its impossible to know how many people who smoked marijuana as youths didn't become addicts, the evidence shows that nearly every drug addict that eventually seeks treatment or comes to the emergency room with overdose or withdrawal symptoms has smoked marijuana — often as young as age 10 or 11.
"We get frustrated that pot is not considered a gateway drug," Racicot said, dismissing the argument that thousands of Americans are incarcerated for possession of minor amounts of marijuana.
He also said the medical industry is challenging the 1980s concept that every person's pain has to be relieved, describing that decade as the time in American history that pain clinics and "pill mills" became fashionable and inadvertently paved the way to today's heroin and opiate "epidemic."
He said the data shows that many of those who become addicted to heroin began their relationship with opiates because of an injury that required pain killers.
Increasingly, he said high school male athletes are testing the waters of opiate use by stealing them from unused prescriptions from their family members. He noted that many young women who become drug addicts are initially exposed to drugs there by their boyfriends.
As the pain killers become too expensive or as doctors refuse to refill prescriptions, the newly addicted turn to cheap and available heroin and eventually crime to support their habits.
"Your brain hijacks you," explained one physician while another added that addiction can destroy a person's moral code and make things like drug dealing and stealing acceptable to the addict.
Ground zero is where opiate addition intersects with law enforcement and the judicial system.
As the rates of deaths from heroin and opiate overdoses in the state rises, yesterday's symposium organizers provided the above clinical and psychological information to test the waters to learn if area police departments would want police officers to carry and administer Narcan to those who have overdosed.
According to , Narcan (naloxone hydrochloride) is the safest drug EMTs carry.
Now available in nasal form, officers in departments that choose to use it don't have to worry about needles or injections. Like CPR, the goal is to keep the person breathing and his or her airway free until emergency medical responders arrive.
Narcan is an opiate inhibitor and can almost instantly reverse the effects of heroin or opiate addiction. Mercuri said it was administered 832 times in New Hampshire in 2013.
For a variety of reasons, police departments are hesitant. Some worry about liability. Yet others worry about training, paperwork, and storage.
Det. Sgt. Tom Swett represented the Laconia Police Department at yesterday's symposium and said that on a scale of 1-to-5 — with five being very likely to support officers carrying Narcan — he was a three.
"I was a three going into the meeting and I was a three coming out of it," he said.
"We need more information," he said, saying he still has a lot of unanswered questions.
Many of Swett's concerns about Narcan are administrative. He doesn't know if the nasal spray can stay active if it sits in a police cruiser that can reach 120 degrees on a hot day or goes below freezing in the winter. He questioned how much paperwork, certification and training would be involved. He has some concerns for costs and for medical reporting requirements currently required by emergency medical responders but not police.
He said that Laconia's approach toward heroin and other opiate addiction is three-fold — prevention, enforcement, and treatment. There is some desire on the part of some members of the City Council to budget an additional amount of money for a community outreach coordinator who would shepherd the "three-pronged" approach advocated by city police.
"It's not a single sector issue," he said.
He said if the decision is made for Laconia Police to carry Narcan it will be done the right way and likely in coordination with the fire department.
"Once we take on a mission, we will do it," he said. "And we'll have to do it at 100 percent."
Speaking generally, Swett also noted that different police departments have different needs. In Laconia, he said, the fire department provides full paramedic services 24 hours a day, seven days a week that in some way offsets the need for city police to carry Narcan.
"The response times (for paramedics) in the city are terrific," he said.
He said a smaller, more rural community with an all-volunteer fire department would have different fire department response times that could make the first responding police officer, either a local or state police officer, the only person on the scene of an overdose for a while.
Tamworth Police Chief Daniel Poirier said he would definitely carry Narcan if it was an option.
"It's another way to save a life," he said, likening it to defibrillators in cruisers and CPR training that police officers have.
CAPTION: Dr. Paul Racicot of LRGHealthcare and the Nathan Brody Chemical Dependence Program speaks about marijuana being a gateway drug at a symposium about drugs, opiates, heroin and the drug Narcan sponsored by Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid at Plymouth State University yesterday. (Laconia Daily Sun photo/Gail Ober)
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WEEKEND: The Big Lake at 1,000 feet above the surface: Dave French offering custom tours in his seaplane
LACONIA — Late one afternoon last week Dave French flew a family of five on a tour of Lake Winnipesaukee, including a pass over their home on Lake Wicwas in Meredith, as darkening clouds rolled in from the west. When he touched down on Paugus Bay the wind kicked up, the waves crested and the rain poured down. Chest deep in the water, French and wife Colleen wrestled the plane to the dock. Their passengers scampered to the kiosk, soaked to the skin. "Thank you," one of the boys exclaimed. "That's the coolest thing we've done in a long time."
French, who spent much of his youth on Pine Island off Meredith Neck and flew seaplane tours for four summers between 1979 and 1982, returned to open Lakes Region Seaplane Services on Union Avenue, between John's Corvette and Barton's Motel in 2010. Calling himself a "lake brat" who knows the lake and its history, he has been offering flights to the public for the past four summers.
Although French docks his plane off Union Avenue, he will pick up passengers at their docks or beaches around the lake. Colleen, who manages the bookings, said that many flights mark special occasions and often come as a surprise. "We've had a couple of proposal flights," she said, recalling that the plane arrived at his dock, which was strewn with roses and lit by candles, with a violinist aboard. "He had the whole thing planned," she said. "She said yes and they flew off." French said he has flown to celebrate anniversaries, birthdays and reunions.
French flies a Cessna 206, fitted with both floats and wheels, which seats five in addition to the pilot. Tracing a typical tour, French said he flies up Paugus Bay to The Weirs, climbing to about 1,000 feet above the water, then makes toward Pine Island before sweeping around the Castle in the Clouds, crossing over Moultonborough Neck and circling past Welch Island and Governor's Island to The Weirs. But, he said "we're flexible," explaining that people often want to pass over their homes , a summer camp or some other special spot.
French operates between 10 a.m. and sunset, noting that the mornings and evening are the most popular times to fly. Prices vary according to the number of passengers and time in the air. The fare for a 30-minute tour with four or five passengers costs $65 person while a 25-minute tour with three passengers costs $80 person. Two passengers are charged $260 for a 30-minute tour and $240 for a 25-minute tour. However, Colleen explained that couples are urged to share the plane to lower the cost. "The more people in the plane, the lower the cost per person," she said. There is a minimum charge of $400 to collect passengers at their dock or beach.
French has logged more than 12,000 hours in the air, including 25 years as a commercial pilot, and has flown passenger jets out of four states and and seaplanes in Maine and Alaska. "I'm back where I belong on local water flying a seaplane," he said.
To book a flight call or text (603) 387-7575 and for more information visit SeaplaneTours.net on Facebook.
CAPTION: With a hand from his wife Colleen, Dave French of Lakes Region Seaplane Services jockeys his Cessna to the dock on Paugus Bay after flying passengers on a tour of Lake Winnipesaukee (Laconia Daily Sun photo/Michael Kitch)
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WEEKEND: Sunday's Sprint Cup race will mark NASCAR's 22nd year at Loudon speedway
LOUDON — The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series returns to New Hampshire Motor Speedway for the 22nd consecutive year on July 13 in the form of the Camping World RV Sales 301. The sponsor joined on in 2013 and kept the long-standing tradition of the extra mile at the mile-around oval.
This crucial Race for the Chase can play a big role in building a driver's momentum toward a championship run. From 2010-12, Jimmie Johnson, Ryan Newman and Kasey Kahne used wins in this race to carry themselves into the NASCAR Chase for the Sprint Cup, but in 2013, Brian Vickers upset the field for his first win since 2009.
Less than three years after being diagnosed with blood clots in his legs and lungs, Vickers battled through medications, blood thinners and rehabilitation before watching it all culminate with a win at the Magic Mile last year. He is currently in 16th place in the point standings and is hoping for a win which would qualify him for a shot in this year's Chase.
New this year in the Sprint Cup Series is the ''win and in'' formula which rewards drivers for wins by making the winners of any of the first 26 races automatic qualifiers for the 16 open spots in the Chase for the Sprint Cup, which is currently led by 6-time champion Jimmie Johnson with three wins. Points leader Jeff Gordon with one victory is currently in seventh place, trailing Dale Earnhardt Jr., Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano, Carl Edwards and Kevin Harvick, all of whom have two wins.
The importance of winning was underscored last Sunday in the rain-shortened Coke Zero 400 at Daytona when Aric Almirola survived two major wrecks unscathed and claimed his first career NASCAR Sprint Cup Series victory and moved into 10th place despite being 21st in the points standings.
Running the iconic No. 43 with the U.S. Air Force on the hood for July 4 weekend, Almirola's win came on the 30th anniversary of team owner Richard Petty's 200th Cup victory and was exactly what NASCAR had been hoping for with the ''win and in'', putting a team which had never qualified before into the Chase.
In all, 23 different drivers have won at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, led by Jeff Burton with four. Current drivers with three wins include Jeff Burton, who has started all 38 Sprint Cup races at NHMS, Jimmie Johnson, Ryan Newman, Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart.
New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman will drive the pace car for the Camping World RV Sales 301 on Sunday, which begins at 1 p.m. and will be broadcast live on TNT.
''As a punt returner in the NFL, I know all about teamwork, high-speeds and collisions on Sundays. But my goal on Sunday, July 13 will be to get those guys around the track safely before they drop the green flag for what is sure to be a highly-competitive race," Edelman said in a track-produced news release.
"I am honored to be chosen to drive the pace car at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, and I can't wait to take in my very first NASCAR race from what will certainly be the best seat in the house.'' said the man who led the Patriots in receiving last season.
The 1.058-mile track in Loudon has hosted 38 NASCAR Sprint Cup races, one per year from 1993 through 1996 and two per year since.
The first NASCAR Sprint Cup race at NHMS was held on July 11, 1993 and was won by NASCAR Hall of Famer Rusty Wallace. At that time the track was owned by Bob and Gary Bahre of Alton, who sold it to current owner Bruton Smith, who owns seven other NASCAR tracks, in 2008. The Bahres bought the track, the former Bryar Motosports Park, in 1989 and it had a seating capacity of 52,000 when the first NASCAR race was held in 1990. Since then it has expanded to seat over 100,000 people, making it the largest professional sports event site in New England.
Sunday's race caps a big weekend of racing at the speedway, which will feature two events today, the Sunoco 100 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour at 1 p.m. and the Nationwide Sta-Green 200, which will be run at 3:30 p.m.
The NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour has run more races at NHMS than any other touring series. A day after racing the NASCAR Modified All-Star Shootout, much of the field will return to run the 60th series race in history on the Magic Mile.
Sprint Cup Series regular Ryan Newman tends to make an appearance in this event, but has not won since Sept. 2010. Since that time, Todd Szegedy, Mike Stefanik and Doug Coby have each won twice at NHMS, while Ron Silk has won once.
The race will run as the first in a doubleheader with the NASCAR Nationwide Series. Tickets for the day will allow fans to attend both races.
The NASCAR Nationwide Series has been a staple at NHMS since it first brought NASCAR to the Magic Mile on July 15, 1990. It has raced at the track at least once per year ever since and will race for the 28th time at the track in 2014. Kyle Busch has dominated the race recently in having won four of the last five NNS races at NHMS.
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So God created man in his [own] image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The West Virginia University women's soccer team closes out its spring season against Maryland on Saturday, April 26, at 12:30 p.m., at Ludwig Field, in College Park, Md.
"We want to come together as a team, finish the spring season strong and head into the summer on a good note," says Mountaineer coach Nikki Izzo-Brown.
Tomorrow's match is the second road contest for WVU, as the team opened the spring with a 2-0 loss at the National Women's Soccer League's (NWSL) Western New York Flash on March 22. Since the defeat, the Mountaineers have strung together three straight wins in Morgantown, including an 8-0 victory over Alderson-Broaddus at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium on April 17.
"What was important last Thursday is that we proved we can play in all sorts of conditions," says Izzo-Brown. "There are specific things you can learn from every match."
Saturday's match also is the spring finale for the Terrapins. UMD most recently faced Rutgers in Piscataway, N.J., on April 18. The team also competed against Georgetown and the Washington Spirit. UMD does not report results for its spring matches.
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Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson was at the debate desk with Skip Bayless and Stephen A. Smith today and got asked about just about everything under the sun. Johnson addressed questions about his domestic violence issues, the recent Javon Belcher incident, his future (if there is one) in the NFL and just about anything else imaginable. But what was relevant to this blog was his comments about why he was so unsuccessful with the New England Patriots. Ochocinco tried his best to avoid most of the questions pertaining to the Pats but there were a few highlights. The entirety of Johnson's debate / interview can be heard in ESPN.com's radio section but if you only care about what he said about the Pats, I've got that for you.On Stephen A. Smith saying New England stole Johnson's "mojo":You go to certain places and you have to shut up. I didn't have a choice but to change who I was to be in that atmosphere. I played one style my entire career and when you take that style away, whatever it may be ...
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A 24-year-old Carpinteria resident is in custody at the Santa Barbara County Jail on charges of possession of child pornography. Sheriff's detectives arrested Giovanni Gonzalez at his Carpinteria residence on October 7, 2014 following an investigation and a search warrant. Gonzalez was found to be in possession of hundreds of images of child pornography. The investigation into Gonzalez began on September 23, 2014 when the Sheriff's Criminal Investigations Bureau received notification from reports generated through the Los Angeles Area Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (LA-ICAC) and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) CyberTipline Report. The reports indictated that the suspect's Internet Protocol (IP) address was located in Santa BarbaraRead More »
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Trail Restoration Sponsored by Veterans Outreach
30 local military veterans and family members are set to participate in a trail restoration day sponsored by Veterans Outreach and City of San Luis Obispo Parks and Recreation Department at Irish Hills hiking trail on Saturday, October 11. Participants will meet at the Madonna Road trailhead (West end of Madonna Road) at 9 a.m. to help on tasks such trail maintenance, restoring vegetation, and building bridges during this opportunity for our veterans to remain connected as a valued group in the greater community of San Luis Obispo County.Read More »
Freeway Lane Shut Down All Night Due to Accident
The slow lane of Northbound 101 is open. The freeway was shut down all night at 101 and South Higuera Street because of a big rig accident. Traffic headed north was heavy and stop and go during the commute backing up as far back as Avila Beach Drive. CHP and Caltrans are checking on the integrity of the bridge which passes over S. Higuera. No injuries were reported. The accident is under investigation.Read More »
Deadly Motorcycle Accident
A Santa Margarita man riding a motorcycle was killed yesterday morning after he lost control of his bike after passing a vehicle in the Creston area. The 56-year-old rider crashed on Huer Huero Road, about three miles south of State Route 58 when the accident occurred. The man, who has yet to be identified, died of head injuries.Read More »
Atascadero Announces Funding From CCHE
The City of Atascadero is very happy to announce that, with additional grant funding received from the California Cultural and Historical Endowment (CCHE), a state entity tasked with preserving and protecting California cultural heritage, the City is now able to move forward with the final project related to the restoration of the Historic City Hall building, the exterior lighting project.
Atascadero's City Hall building was severely damaged in the San Simeon Earthquake of 2003; restoration of the historic building was completed in 2013, with the exception of the planned exterior lighting project due to lack of funding at the time.Read More »
Burglary in Templeton Results in Arrest and Recovery of Stolen Property
Last Sunday, SLO County Sheriff's Deputies responded to a burglary report in the 5900 block of El Pomar Drive in Templeton. During the course of the investigation, a witness was able to provide a vehicle and suspect description. The next day, on 9-29-14, Sheriff's Deputies responded to a report of an attempted burglary in the 7000 block of Creston Road in rural Paso Robles. The victim in that case confronted the suspect who disavowed any knowledge of a burglary and reportedly told the victim his wife had sent him to that location "to buy some puppies." The victim in this case was able to provide Deputies with the license plate number of the suspect's vehicle. On 9-30-14, Deputies and Detectives were able to locate the suspect at the Black Mountain RV Park iRead More »
Car Burglary Leads to High Speed Pursuit
On 10-2-14, SLO County Sheriff's Deputies received a report of a car burglary in progress in the parking lot at the base of Bishop Peak on Foothill Boulevard near San Luis Obispo. A witness was able to give a description of the suspect's vehicle, a white Dodge pickup truck, and Deputies from the Sheriff's Office Coast Station observed the vehicle at approximately 8:20 AM traveling on Los Osos Valley Road near Los Osos. Deputies tried to initiate a traffic stop, but the vehicle failed to yield and a pursuit began. The pursuit continued through Los Osos to northbound Highway 1, through Morro Bay before the suspect turned eastbound on Highway 41. With the assistance of CHP and Atascadero Police, that road was closed and spike strips were deployed. The vehicle was disaRead More »
Suspect in Custody on Charges of Raping UCSB Student
A suspect is in custody at the Santa Barbara County Jail on charges of raping a 19-year-old University of California Santa Barbara student on October 1, 2014 at a fraternity house in Isla Vista. 23-year-old Victor Farias, of Salinas, was arrested later that day following an investigation by Sheriff's deputies with the Isla Vista Foot Patrol (IVFP).
The investigation began at approximately 6:45 a.m. on October 1 when the victim came into IVFP and reported that she had been raped by the suspect at a fraternity house located in the 800 block of Fortuna Lane in Isla Vista. Farias was reportedly visiting a friend who was a fraternity brother at the house.
Sheriff's deputies through the course of their investigation were able to identify Farias as the suspect. AtRead More »
Arroyo Grande City Manager Announces Resignation
Steve Adams, the embroiled city manager of Arroyo Grande, has announced his resignation as soon as his replacement is found. According to Adams who wrote a lengthy letter to members of the press said he could no longer be effective in his role following the fallout from his July 3rd escapade with another city employee. Despite Adam's announcement, an independent investigation into the incident will continue.Read More »
Officials Investigate Cause of Fire
Fire officials are investigating the cause of a fire on the 1400 block of Torro Creek Road near Morro Bay which partially destroyed a barn, a carport, and a nearby home. It happened early yesterday morning. The people inside the house got out of the home.Read More »


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Get your fudge fix with these nut-studded dark chocolate squares that look like they're from a gourmet candy shop but can be made easily on your stovetop. Packed with pistachios — one of nature's most protein-rich and lowest-calorie nuts — with finely chopped almonds and sea salt swirled in, they're a sweet treat with surprise nutrition benefits!
Dark Chocolate Pistachio-Alomond Fudge
Makes 24 pieces
2 Tbsp. butter
16 oz. dark chocolate chips
1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
1/2 tsp. almond extract
1/6 tsp. sea salt
1/2 cup finely chopped almonds
2 cups chopped pistachios
Non-stick baking spray
Parchment paper
1. Coat an 8 inch square baking dish with baking spray. Line with parchment paper and set aside.
2. In a large heatproof bowl over a pot of simmering water on the stovetop (in a double boiler), add all ingredients except for nuts. Stir until chocolate is melted and add in almonds and pistachios.
3. Transfer mixture to prepared baking dish and refrigerate for 3 hours. Remove from fridge and cut into 24 pieces.
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Sally-Anne Kelly
upon becoming aware of our Self
Sally-Anne's work is based around the various projections of the self that are presented by a subject and how this can be reflected in the different faces and lives of a site or location. She is interested in exploring the trace people leave behind them in a space and what story this can tell. Her work is an exploration into the discarding of identity, the instability and interchangeability of the self and the curated subject; the different versions of a person that they choose to share with different people in different platforms or situations. Through several methods of mold making, casting and making copies of the subject she creates objects that are based on the subject themselves in a variety of different materials. A copy of a copy, or a version of a version, something that is made from the original, but in the process of making becomes forever altered.
Sally-Anne Kelly is a visual artist based in Dublin. She works in a variety of mediums including sculpture, photography and performance. In 2011 she graduated from Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London. In 2010 she studied experimental scenography and movement at the Jacques Lecoq International School in Paris after completing her BA in DIT.
Draiocht's Galleries are open Monday to Saturday 10am-6pm. Admission is Free.
MORE ... Read a review by artist Des Kenny
MORE ... Sally-Anne's exhibition featured in documentary video
Helen Mac Mahon
The work in Profero is the result of a fascination with the phenomena of light, movement, perception and space. They are the result of observation and they function to reveal the artificial ecosystem that exists between the viewer and these intangible elements. They co-exist in a state of continual flux, changes occurring in one facet having a perceptible impact on the others. The pieces are experimental in nature and this exploratory process is as important as the finished piece. The unpredictability of the techniques used is key to discovery, revealing previously overlooked properties and characteristics. Commonplace materials, such as light, glass, and lenses are used, showing their potential to act in surprising ways, distorting and obscuring the very things it is their function to reveal. Maintaining the material's original form is important so it can be experienced in new ways, revealing the extraordinary residing within the heart of the ordinary. The curiosity of the viewer is rewarded as their interaction shows them to be a catalyst, 'activating' the works and bringing to light latent potential in the materials and the beauty of the natural laws that create them.
Helen Mac Mahon is a Dublin based artist working primarily with installation and sculpture. She graduated from Fine Art, DIT in 2013. She is currently a member of Ormond Studios, an artist run collective in Dublin City Centre.
Draiocht's Galleries are open Monday to Saturday 10am-6pm. Admission is Free.
MORE ... Read a review by artist Des Kenny
MORE ... Helen's exhibition featured in documentary video
Rainy Days
July & August
On a rainy day over the Irish summer you are very welcome to visit our galleries and explore our two exhibition spaces with your children.
Our friendly box office staff will assist you with paper, clipboards, colouring pencils and a handy page (and a cushion if you need one!) and give you ideas and games to help you while away a few hours.
Summer Projects 2015 - Summer Song School - SOLD OUT
With Song School
For the third year, Song School return with this workshop for those who are interested in writing and recording songs, performing a concert, making a video, learning about music technology, and meeting people who love music as much as they do … not to mention forming bands and having fun! Participants receive a CD of their songs, a DVD of their videos, and a certificate of participation.
Draiocht and The Connect Club 2015
This July Draíocht is delighted to be back, once again, working with the Daughters of Charity's Summer Camp 'The Connect Club' in Laurel Lodge. The camp, catering for young people with varying degrees of intellectual disability aims to provide an outlet that is fun and focused on the individual's likes and interests.
Over the last number of years Draíocht has partnered with the Connect Club over the summer and our artists have facilitated drama, dance, music and visual art, encouraging participants to work on their individual creativity and style. Workshops are for ages 12-18 years.
For Further information on these workshops please contact email@example.com
Beag - A Little Event Celebrating Early Arts
For 0-4 Year Olds / The Youngest Citizens of Blanchardstown
A river splashes through the gallery, a rocket bursting into space in the corridor, footprints run across the lobby and behind the stairs ... Come along and play with us!
Please note: All children must be accompanied by an adult and all adults must be accompanied by a child! Dress for mess and please respect age limits.
Free Event: Roam Free @ Draíocht
Time: 10:00am-2:00pm
Cost: Free Event
AGE: Activities are designed for 18 months- 5 years but younger and older siblings are welcome
Location: Roaming all over Draíocht.
Event Information: These creative spaces are free to roam, for self directed play and inventiveness. Follow the Foyer Footprints, look under the chairs, around the stairs, beneath the tables. Follow the Roving River in the Ground Floor Gallery as is flows from the gallery walls down onto the floor and explore colour creating large scale drawing right on our gallery walls! Make your way to the creative toddler room in our downstairs Workshop Room, where cars are used for print. Cones become rockets, play with paint, weave, stick, build - bring your imagination and dress for mess. Make your way to the First Floor Gallery and go Bonkers for Building with 3D construction and Sculpture with wool, cardboard boxes and cylinders.
Free Event: Chin Wag in the Artist Studio
Time: 10:30am-1:30pm
Cost: Free Event
Age: All welcome
Event information: Visit our Artist in Residence Andrew Carson and find out what a real live artist actually does. Have a look at his work - give him some critical feedback - he might even let you draw a picture with him!
Bookable Events:
Places are restricted and must be booked in advance with the Box Office, tel 01-8852622.
Event: Leo The Lion
Times: Workshop 1: 10:15am- 10:45am
Workshop 2: 1:30pm-2:00pm
Cost: €5 per child, accompanying adult free
AGE: aged 2-4 yrs
Location: Green Room
Event Information: Once upon a time in the jungle there lived a Lion called Leo. He loved to do tricks and entertain. Join Órla Kelly and Leo the Lion for an exciting circus adventure in story, creation and in paint.
Event: Bop and Sway
Times: Workshop 1:10:00am-10:30am
Workshop 2:12:00pm-12:30pm
Cost: €5 per child, accompanying adult free
AGE: 18 months -4years
Location: Draiocht Studio Space
Event Information: Twirl, bop, sway, skip, little legs and arms move to the music. Join Antje O' Toole, our dancer for an exhilarating dance workshop, letting your baby engage with sound and movement.
Event: Rat-a-tat
Times: Workshop 1:11:00am-11:30am
Workshop 2: 1:00pm-1:30pm
Cost: €5 per child, accompanying adult free
AGE: Workshop 1: 0-2.5 years
Workshop 2: 3-4 years
Location: Draiocht Studio Space
Event Information: Drums go 'rat-a-tat' and 'bang,' bells go 'ding dong,' and sad trombones go 'wah wah'…join Linda Ferguson to look, see hear and play instruments, move to music, sing along and finish with a dance.
If you've any questions about Beag, just call our Box Office on 01-8852622. Early booking advised.
Beag, is a little event that has a huge focus on the arts for the very young. Draíocht will, for this one day, be magically transformed into a big space for an adventure through story, visual arts, music and dance for the very small. With a combination of book-in and free drop-in events children are invited to explore the little spaces that big people don't usually see. Little characters will lurk under the chairs; footprints will amble across floors and elsewhere in the small nooks that children notice. Armed with your imagination and natural curiosity, explore colour by drawing big on our gallery walls, build a box and wool sculpture, dance with Michelle, hear and respond to a story with Orla and bang a drum. This event will culminate with a celebratory exhibition of the work created by the days young artists and explorers in the First Floor Gallery from Thursday 16th July 2015.
Summer Projects 2015 - Crafty Adventures
With artist Genevieve Harden
This year, crafty adventures will take us on an exploration of Irish art, from famous Newgrange carvings and Celtic books right up to Irelands living artists. Lead by artist Genevieve Harden, participants will work with lots of different mediums (paint, clay, paper work etc) and using Irish culture and history mixed with a limitless imagination will create a fun and creative environment. Please respect age limits and dress for mess.
Gallery Preview: Marc Guinan
"What is painting ...?"
Please join us for the Preview of "What is painting ...?" by Marc Guinan.
7pm on Thursday 23 July 2015 in our Ground Floor Gallery.
To be opened by Dr Tim Stott, Lecturer in Art History and Theory, School of Art, Design and Printing, Dublin Institute of Technology.
Full exhibition details here ...
Marc Guinan
"What is painting ...?"
This exhibition will present outcomes from Guinan's current investigation into materiality. The painted forms are created using pva and various other types of paint, like gloss, metal paint, emulsions, industrial grade paints and oil paint. Layers of paint are let dry over time and peeled from various surfaces like acetate and glass. The forms created allow the work to divert away from the canvas and ask the question, what is a traditional painting display? The forms are free from any background support with the work intending to be read as a naturally formed entity, which links back to Guinan's interest in American minimalism and his belief in the importance of the autonomous object. The painted forms invite's the viewer's eye to travel along the monochrome surfaces and identify the stillness they may hold whilst enjoying the playful folds that give a hint of tradition. Guinan's work also likes to highlight the material qualities of the paint that have developed whilst drying, resisting and setting within the boundaries he has set up.
Marc Guinan's 14-year construction background continually enhances his process-based practice, which is grounded in painting and mainly focused through a Post Minimalist lens. This is enhanced by his recent completion of a Hons Degree BA Fine Art studies at the DIT this year. He has also been accepted for an MA in Art, Research Collaboration in IADT in September where he intends to further venture into the limitless world of materiality in painting. He is currently creating experimental and sculptural forms with paint and it is his intention to stretch the boundaries of conventional thinking about painting as a medium. Always exploring colour and texture, he invite's a dialogue of provocation through proportion, form and fracture and question's traditional ideas around the exhibition space and its relationship to painting. His work explores the traditional limits of the physical properties of paint, pushing the boundaries between the medium, composition and modes of application whilst acknowledging the installation of the forms to be as important as the creation.
Draiocht's Galleries are open Monday to Saturday 10am-6pm. Admission is Free.
Family Workshop: Deadly Dyes
With Jenny Cleary
Workshop 1: 7-10 years / 11AM-12.30PM
Workshop 2: 11-13 years / 1-2.30PM
Join artist Jenny Cleary in August to turn an old white T-shirt into an artistic masterpiece using Tie-Dye techniches. All materials will be provided but wearing old clothes or an overall is a good idea. Early booking advised as these workshops will sell out fast!
Phone Draíocht's Box Office on 01-885 2622. Please adhere to age recommendations as workshops have been especially catered for this age range.
Also coming on 14 August:
Family Workshop: Paper Animation // FRI 14 AUG 2015 ... more ...
Family Workshop: Paper Animation
With Jenny Cleary
Workshop 1: 7-10 years / 11AM-12.30PM
Workshop 2: 11-13 years / 1-2.30PM
Join artist Jenny Cleary in August to create your own paper animation at Draíocht. All materials will be provided but wearing old clothes or an overall is a good idea. Early booking advised as these workshops will sell out fast!
Phone Draíocht's Box Office on 01-885 2622. Please adhere to age recommendations as workshops have been especially catered for this age range.
Alan Kelly Gang with Eddi Reader and John Douglas
Sheer Spellbinding Musical Synergy
Powerful, emotive and critically acclaimed Traditional Irish band, Alan Kelly Gang reunite with Scotland's mesmerizing songstress, Eddi Reader (of Fairground Attraction fame) and Trashcan Sinatra's guitarist and songwriter, John Douglas, performing all new material from their latest album The Last Bell. Sheer musical synergy in its most natural form, once a collaboration, now a band, their performances have been praised for leaving audiences spellbound; Scotland's The Living Tradition magazine has described it as 'an astonishing concert'.
Fronted by Ireland's piano accordion maestro, the Alan Kelly Gang sit firmly at the cutting edge of the Traditional and World music scene. Their strong dynamics, driving rhythms and buoyant harmonies will draw even the most fainthearted listener into the passion that they put into the music they play. Taking influence from regions including Ireland, Brittany, Asturias and America and combining these with original compositions that stem from a deep traditional sensitivity, "the arrangements are world class, as are the musicians, and Ireland is always somewhere in the mix." Irish Music Magazine.
From the traditional to the contemporary, Eddi Reader extinguishes the preordained boundaries of genre, bringing joyous life to all forms of song. Her rare blend of meltingly true vocals and towering romanticism combine with an astute and pragmatic nature to make her a unique and powerful figure in contemporary British music. Perhaps best known as former front woman for Fairground Attraction - who's #1 single, Perfect and parent album, First of a Million Kisses, both topped the British charts, Eddi has had a long and varied career and has effortlessly developed into one of popular music's most thrilling and affecting performers.
A Little (Jazz) Night Music
A Stephen Sondheim Tribute with Stella Bass
Stella Bass celebrates Stephen Sondheim's 85th year with a concert of his most popular songs – with a jazz twist! Featuring beautiful new arrangements, the programme includes Sondheim's best-loved songs, bridging the worlds of musicals and jazz. The concert celebrates the music of the Academy Award-winning Broadway composer and lyricist who got his first big break in 1957 when hired as lyricist for Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story. Two of his own musicals, Sweeney Todd (2007) and the recent Into the Woods have been adapted for the big screen, and in this new show, Sondheim's music – including iconic songs such as Send in the Clowns, Losing My Mind and the Oscar-winning Sooner or Later – are adapted wonderfully with new jazz arrangements. Don't miss this!
Joining Stella will be Cian Boylan (piano), Damian Evans (Double Bass), Dominic Mullan (Drums) as well as guests on trumpet and saxophone.
"A versatile singer who combines maturity with innocence, sophistication with sincerity." Sunday Independent
"…another level ..." Irish Times
"Bass is a class act...her voice possesses soul, swing and pizzazz." All About Jazz
Sharon Shannon
Sharon Shannon has music at her fingertips ... literally! The Irish accordionist has achieved legendary status throughout the world and has made the much-maligned accordion 'cool' in her home country. She is renowned for her collaborations, not just in Irish traditional music, but through all musical genres, Hip-Hop, Cajun, Country, Classical and Rap. Sharon has recorded and toured with a who's who of the Irish and global music industry, including Bono, Adam Clayton, Sinead O'Connor, Jackson Browne, John Prine, Steve Earle, The RTE Concert Orchestra, The Chieftains, The Waterboys, Willie Nelson, Nigel Kennedy, Alison Krauss and Shane MacGowan - a list that is testament to Sharon's versatility as well as talent. Her album Galway Girl went 4 times platinum in Ireland with the title track winning her the Meteor award two years running for most downloaded song. She has produced a new album for the High Kings released worldwide by Sony in September 2013 and is currently co-writing songs with many collaborators. She recently performed with reggae legend Dawn Penn and Lee Thomspon from Madness on the single' Bangarang'.
Currently working on a book on her life, Sharon is a passionate animal lover and does a lot of voluntary work and fundraising for various animal rescues and supports many other charities.
The Ultimate Big Band Show with Special Guest Paddy Cole
Directed by Saxophonist Daire O'Reilly
This explosive 20 piece Jazz orchestra has made a huge name for themselves bringing the big band swing era back to life. Directed by saxophonist Daire O'Reilly and featuring some of the countries best musicians such as Gene Bannon, Pat Glynn, Paul Cox and Bobby Lynch you are guaranteed a night of incredible music and great craic.
Among other things, the show includes big band classics from composers such as Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Louis Prima, Count Basie, the Rat Pack and even a few by Daire O'Reilly himself.
In addition The Ultimate Big Band Show will be joined by the legendary musician Paddy Cole who will entertain with well known classics and anecdotes from his years on the road. Having joined The Ultimate Big Band Show on stage at the Electric Picnic and The Ramor Theatre Co. Cavan, a great relationship has developed between the two and this is very evident as they play side by side.
Lock Up Your Husbands
The Nualas
Ireland's favourite all-girl music-comedy sexy-singing -sensation trio are hitting the road again with an all-new show ...
In their most dangerous show ever The Nualas break the mould they made previously with a deluge of new songs, higher harmonies, different keys and slightly shorter dresses, if that's possible! And there's more: Expect new Nuala revelations, harder laughs, slicker riffs, and even tighter foundation wear... if that's possible! When this show previewed in Dolan's of Leitrim, at least three Gardai and a relationship counsellor had to be called. As part of their ensuing community service (six weeks scooping out litter from the Shannon) the girls were obliged, as a warning, to call this sweltering new show, LOCK UP YOUR HUSBANDS. You have been warned!
Last year The Nualas stormed the Edinburgh fringe Fest (The Scotsman nominated them one of the top five comedy shows of the 1000s at the festival), they sold-out their headline gigs at Dublin's Vodafone Comedy Festival, and spread the glam all over from Antrim to Bantry.
"Deceptively dark, twisted and wonderfully witty songs." Scotsman
"Staggeringly impressive three-part harmonies and a savage, biting wit." Metro Scotland
"The songs are brilliantly and beautifully crafted. My word, this is a laugh of a show." Chortle
"Saucy, sassy, racy, ridiculous." EdFringereview
"The stuff of legends." Sunday Mail, UK
The Songs & Poems of Percy French
The Percy French Troubadours & Guests
Laugh, sing and maybe even shed a tear with the 18 strong Percy French Troubadours, who invite you to join with them again for this evening of songs, poems and sketches by Percy French. Featuring all-time favourites 'Are ye right there Michael?', 'The Darling Girl from Clare', 'To The West', 'The Four Farrellys' and 'Abdul Abulbul Amir' (Percy's first successful song), they'll even give you a sheet with all the words to sing along!
The Percy French Troubadours have clocked up an impressive number of gigs as they continue fundraising for a variety of local charities. Their total now exceeds €47,000 raised for charity since they performed in Draiocht last April.
Kindness - A One Man Comedy Show by Sam Brady
Heart-warming, Thought-provoking, Soul-searching Comedy!
Award winning comedian and failed Buddhist monk Sam Brady explores his ongoing struggle to be a 'good person' and asks why 'kindness' is so undervalued and so hard to practise. Join Sam for this heart-warming, thought-provoking, soul-searching night of comedy.
"With this naturally funny and charismatic man, there wasn't one moment of this show that felt contrived or forced. We heard hilarious (and some quite poignant) anecdotes that drove home his point that even though humans are flawed, the little acts of kindness really do make a difference ... emotional and uplifting." (Three Weeks)
Sam Brady is an award-winning comedian and a failed Buddhist monk. He has a story-telling style that is friendly, warm, enthusiastic and candid. His one man shows are moving, thought-provoking and soul-searching (as well as being very funny!), as he continues to try and figure out how to live a meaningful life.
Age suitability: 16+
"Sam Brady's life has taken many twists and turns… but somehow he manages to find humour in even the most challenging circumstances. " Matthew Bannister, BBC
"Life presented in its true form with highs and lows and much self-deprecating laughter throughout... Go see for yourself and maybe feel a little less cynical about life." Broadway Baby
"... emotional and uplifting." **** Three Weeks
Red Hurley - The Classic Hits Concert
Red Hurley and his band take to the Main Stage for what promises to be a great nights entertainment.
Once the King of Ireland's Pop Music Scene in the 1970s and early 80s, he has of late been enjoying a huge career resurgence both in Ireland and the USA. In 2010 he celebrated over 40 years in show business with a sell out tour of Ireland. Included in the tour was the sold out show at Dublin's Bord Gais Theatre where Red was joined on stage by legendary US singer Rita Coolidge and many of his friends, with the audience packing the venue and giving the veteran star multiple standing ovations. He delivered knockout performances of his many chart hits while dipping into pop history to showcase how his amazing voice can breathe new life into classic pop songs.
"His is without a doubt one of the best male voices of all time and his international success is long overdue." Kevin Myers, Irish Independent
The Whistling Girl
Honor Heffernan & Trevor Knight
"I shall stay the way I am, because I do not give a damn!" Dorothy Parker
Composer Trevor Knight and singer Honor Heffernan are delighted to present "The Whistling Girl", featuring new musical settings of the poetry of the great Dorothy Parker.
Audiences can expect a darkly sardonic evening's entertainment in which the American wit and critic's words are given a sonic face-lift fusing 'dirty'-cabaret, electronic-vaudeville, rock and jazz. A band of top Irish musicians including Garvan Gallagher/bass, Tom Jamieson/drums, Conor Brady/guitar and Trevor Knight/keyboards, will be fronted by internationally acclaimed vocalist and actress Honor Heffernan.
Dorothy Parker was an American poet, short story writer, critic and satirist, best known for her wit, wisecracks, and eye for 20th-century urban foibles (1893-1967).
MORE ... Enjoy Anne Hathaway reading a snippet from Dorothy Parker's short story, "The Garter," first published in The New Yorker in 1928.
MORE ... 25 of Dorothy Parker's Best Quotes
Early Bird: €10 (book before 09 Sept 2015)
Bagatelle - The Farewell Tour
It's their Final Year Tour, the Farewell Tour, and Irish Band Bagatelle can certainly look back with pride on a lifetime of Achievements:
35th Anniversary Tour: Just completed!
Multi Platinum Album sales!
6 No. 1 Singles!
Worldwide Tours: US, China, Saudi Arabia, Europe!
"Summer In Dublin": in Irish Charts almost every summer since 1980.
"Summer In Dublin": Voted No 3 "Best Irish Song ".
Shared Stages with: Bob Marley, Van Morrison, Thin Lizzy, John, Denver, U2 , Jose Feliciano etc.
Worked with – Top Producers like Gus Dudgeon, Steve Lilywhite, Nick Graham, John Etchells, Phil Coulter etc.etc.
Honoured: Streets of New York …. written by Liam Reilly – adopted & honoured by NYPD.
Flights of Earls: written by Liam Reilly - voted one of Irelands Top 10 "Best Ever Irish Emigrations Songs" and the list goes on and on!
Join Bagatelle for this wonderful farewell concert and sing along to all your favourites.
Two Brothers
Vladimir & Anton Jablokov
Following their hugely successful debut Irish tour Violin maestro Vladimir is once again delighted to share the stage with his equally gifted younger brother Anton. Two Brothers celebrates popular classical music by the great composers - where Vladimir and Anton highlight pieces from their Russian heritage - mixed with well-known favourites from the stage and screen.
During the last ten years, Vladimir Jablokov has established himself as one of the brightest young stars on the Irish classical scene, with concerts and recordings that show his love of both Viennese music and contemporary pop / crossover.
Now the talented maestro joins forces with his brother Anton, himself a dazzling violinist with a flair for daring improvisation, which showcases their almost telepathic skills and intuition as sibling musicians. Sons of a gifted Russian violinist and conductor the brothers have been playing together for almost twenty years. Pushing each other on to greater heights of artistic expression, joyful harmony and thrilling clashes, this is sibling rivalry soundtracked like you have never heard it before.
Completing the gifted trio for these concerts will be pianist Adam Kuruc, Vladimir's longtime arranger and co-producer. Hear pieces such as, 'If I were a Rich Man', 'Sunrise Sunset', 'Dark Is The Night', 'Kalinka' and 'Those Were The Days' as well as well known themes from Dr Zhivago, The Godfather, Scent of a Woman and other cinema favourites.
More info www.vladviolin.com/
Bláth / The Flower
Branar Téatar do Pháistí / Directed by Marc Mac Lochlainn
Friday 16 Oct / 10.15am & 12.15pm *
Saturday 17 Oct / 2pm & 4pm
Bláth - The Flower - is set in a world that has decided colour and plants are no longer needed. A boy finds a magical book and sees flowers for the first time. He then discovers a packet of flower seeds in a junk shop and must learn how to bring the flower to life.
Bláth is based on the children's book The Flower by John Light & Lisa Evans. Designed by the artist Maeve Clancy with original music by Colm Mac Con Iomaire (The Frames), Bláth is a non verbal show that will enchant audiences as they enter a world made entirely of paper. Combining, puppetry, object theatre and original score, Bláth promises to a show that will be unforgettable.
Non-verbal show
For audiences aged 6 years & upwards
Running Time – Approx 40mins
* Free School Workshop with visual artist Maeve Clancy for the first 2 classes who book in for this show. Workshops only available to D15 schools.
More Video here of Maeve at work.
Separated at Birth
PJ Gallagher & Joanne McNally
Fresh from his latest sell out tour, PJ Gallagher returns to the stage with Ireland's fastest rising star Joanne McNally. This hilarious comedy duo is bringing their new stand up show; 'Separated at Birth' to venues across Ireland and it's being heralded as comedy gold. One show, two mics. Separated at birth offers an original and fresh alternative to the traditional standup gig. You don't have to be adopted to be funny. But it definitely helps!
Separated at Birth.
Written by PJ Gallagher, Una McKevitt and Joanne McNally
UMCK Productions in association with Lisa Richards.
The 4 Of Us - Acoustic Gig
With Brendan & Declan Murphy
The 4 Of Us shot to fame with their debut album 'Songs for the Tempted', which featured the massive hits 'Mary' and 'Drag My Bad Name Down'. The follow up 'Man Alive' made Q Magazine's Top 50 albums and included the UK Top 30 single 'She Hits Me'. Notching up an enviable catalogue of timeless songs and six Top 20 Irish charting albums, their music has also been featured extensively on American, British and Irish TV soundtracks.
Last year the band celebrated their 25th anniversary with sold out shows North and South - and this year promises to be just as eventful with a new single, Bird's Eye View, and a new album, Sugar Island, released in September.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to see the full band in action for this special acoustic night in Draíocht.
"Never before have I been to a gig where the atmosphere has been so electric …" The Irish News
"The music brims with the palpable sense of the past, the acoustic guitars evoking a grand old era of folk, blues and R&B ..." The Irish Times
"Musically deep, textured and multi-layered. Lyrically older, wiser and slightly more f****d up!" Hot Press
How to Keep an Alien
Rough Magic Theatre Company / Written & Performed by Sonya Kelly
A story about falling in love and proving it to the government.
Sonya Kelly (The Wheelchair on my Face) is back with a tearfully funny, hilariously tender and exquisite new memoir about securing an Irish visa for her Australian partner on the cusp of deportation.
They met. They fell in love. Now all they have to do is prove it to the government.
Join her madcap odyssey from the stony townlands of Offaly to the leafy depths of the Queensland bush.
It's a tricky business coming from opposite ends of the earth. It takes an Olympian will and the heart of whale, but above all else, paperwork. It takes a hell of a lot of paperwork.
WINNER Best Production (Tiger Dublin Fringe 2014)
Early Bird: €14 (book before 09 Sept 2015)
"Exquisite." ★★★★★ The Irish Times
"Inventive and delightfully magnetic theatre." ★★★★★ The Herald
"Unflaggingly hilarious." Sunday Independent
"This show is simply 'beautiful' and you won't want to miss it." ★★★★★ The Public Reviews
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The Wolf and Peter
CoisCéim Dance Theatre / by David Bolger
Mon 02 Nov 7pm / Tues 03 Nov 10am & 12 noon
Prokofiev's 'Peter and the Wolf' is one of the most famous pieces of music ever written. The award-winning CoisCéim Dance Theatre brings this timeless story of courage and imagination to the stage this autumn. And this time ... the story is told through the eyes of the WOLF. Filled with dance and live music, this fun and richly theatrical adaptation by David Bolger brings the classic characters Bird, Cat, Duck, Grandfather, Hunters, Peter, and of course the WOLF to life. The extraordinary pianist Conor Linehan will play both the classic score and his own new compositions live on stage. The Wolf and Peter will take children and their families on a thrilling adventure to explore and discover contemporary dance and performance at its best.
€7 adults / €5 children / 2 teachers free per class / Age 6+ yrs / Dur: 55 mins
Tom Crean Antartic Explorer
Play on Words Theatre / Written and Performed by Aidan Dooley
Tom Crean, the intrepid Antarctic explorer and one of Ireland's unsung heroes, is brought to life in this dramatic and humorous solo performance by Aidan Dooley. Hear the riveting true stories of Crean's Antarctic explorations as one of the few men to serve with both Scott and Shackleton and to survive the three famous expeditions: Discovery (1901 – 1904); Terra Nova (1910 – 1913); and Endurance (1914 - 1916). Crean's story is a testament of human fortitude against all the elements of the Antarctic, his 36 mile, solitary trek to base camp during the Terra Nova expedition to rescue his comrades Teddy Evans and William Lashly has been described by Antarctic historians as "the finest feat of individual heroism from the entire age of exploration". He was subsequently awarded the Albert Medal for his bravery.
This multi-award winning show has now played critically acclaimed sell-out performances throughout Ireland, USA, Australia, Europe and the UK.
Fringe First Award Winner - Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2006
Best Solo Performance Award Winner - New York International Fringe Festival 2003
Outstanding Performance Award nomination - Elliot Norton Theatre Critics Award Boston 2006
Best Actor nomination - Dublin Fringe Festival 2003
Adelaide Fringe Award nomination - Best Theatre Work by Established Artiste 2007
Early Bird: €14 (book before 09 Sept 2015)
"A remarkable and uplifting piece of theatre, gives everything and asks nothing." Emer O'Kelly, Sunday Independent Dublin
"This magnificent revelation of a fascinating character simply compels a standing ovation." Gerry Colgan, The Irish Times
"You will go to the end of the earth to find theatre this rewarding." Murray Bramwell, The Australian
"An unparalleled portrayal." Gina Bellafante, New York Times


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Bunker fuel prices in the Fujairah market have fallen to their lowest in 16 months as falling crude oil prices weigh on bunker and cargo fuel oil premiums in the region.
June 26, 2012 5:45 by Reuters
Bunker fuel prices in the Fujairah market have fallen to their lowest in 16 months as falling crude oil prices weigh on bunker and cargo fuel oil premiums in the region.
Prices for 380 centistoke (cst) fuel oil in Fujairah are around $578 a tonne, while prices for 180 cst are at $605 a tonne, both their lowest levels since February 2011.
The Asian bunker market is similarly weak. The price of ex-wharf marina fuel hit a new 17-month low on Monday with participants expecting to see further falls. But premiums for 180 cst rebounded.
"Crude is dropping so the (tanker) owners are not buying as they want to see how much it can fall, so basically delaying demand," one Fujairah-based fuel oil trader said.
Oil is on track to post its biggest quarterly fall since the financial crisis in 2008 as the euro zone crisis and weak growth in the United States weigh on the global market, while ample supply from OPEC has added to the downward pressure on prices.
"This puts pressure on premiums as sellers want to sell but there are not many buyers around in Fujairah," he said.
The port of Fujairah, on the east coast of OPEC member United Arab Emirates, is one of the world's biggest bunker hubs.
Traders pegged premiums for Fujairah fuel oil cargos between $5 to 6 a tonne over Mopag 180 average and bunker premiums at around $2-3 a tonne over the same benchmark.
"Seeing crude fall so fast was scary," an Asia-based fuel oil trader said. "Buyers are wary now thinking it could keep its free fall, so they refrain from making big purchases," he said.
Another trader said tanker owners who normally lift 2,000 tonnes of bunker fuel were buying only a quarter of that in the hope of buying more at a lower price later.
But traders say underlying demand is strong and expect buyers to return to the market soon to snap up cheaper fuel they still need.
"These very low prices should eventually help the market strengthen actually because the demand has not disappeared," a Gulf-based fuel oil trader said.
Expectations of a tighter market in Asia and the Middle East as the peak summer demand period approaches should also encourage buyers to come back to the market soon, they said.
Lower deliveries of fuel as Middle East producers satisfy their own fuel oil demand, which typically peaks with air conditioning demand in July and August, combined with lower volumes from western hemisphere producers, should tighten the bunker market.
Western arbitrage inflows into Asia are expected to be 3.0-3.5 million tonnes in July, down from June's 4.2 million.
(Reporting by Humeyra Pamuk, editing by Daniel Fineren)
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Actress Kang Sora is currently one of Korea's most talked-about actresses, thanks to not only her impressive performance on tvN's hit drama "Misaeng," but also her flawless figure.. ... Read more
Kang Sora's $35 H&M Dress At MAMA 2014 Gains Attention From Media, Compliment from 2PM's Taecyeon
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It has already been a few days since the 2014 Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA) aired, but fans and critics are still chattering about the recent events and trends that occurred during the red carpet and ceremony. . ... Read more
Kang Sora shows off her flexibility in a new photo
On August 25th, actress Kang Sora uploaded a photo on her Instagram and explained her photo, "Just a bit more! Doing ballet stretches."
In the photo, Kang Sora shows off her amazing flexibility with a perfect stretch pose on a mat, impressing many viewers.
Netizens left positive comments for her, praised her healthy body shape and showed their jealousy of her long legs.
Meanwhile, Kang Sora was busy preparing for tvN"s new drama, "Misaeng" that will premiere in October.. ... Read more
Kang Sora Talked About Her Ability to Speak English and Russian Fluently in "Misaeng"
Actress Kang Sora revealed that the secret to her excellent English in "Misaeng" is thanks to bootlegged videos.
On December 23, Kang Sora revealed some backstories from "Misaeng." When she was asked about her fluent English on the drama, she said, "I liked English as a hobby ever since I was young.". ... Read more
Kang Sora Catches The Eyes In H&M Navy Dress At 2014 MAMA Ceremony
At the 2014 MAMA, actress Kang Sora has caught eyes in bold navy dress at the 2014 MAMA ceremony, which held on December 3rd.
Kang Sora's agency told the media on December 4, "It is true that Kang Sora's dress she wore to the MAMA ceremony is from H&M and costed 39,000 won (approximately $35 USD).". ... Read more
Kang Sora: "It Was Hard to Accept Lee Jong Suk's Aegyo"
In an interview with OSEN, actress Kang Sora shared a little information about her co-star in "Doctor Stranger," Lee Jong Suk. . ... Read more
Kang Sora Thanked "Misaeng" For Appearing In Her Life: "All My Effort Paid Off At Once"
Actress Kang Sora shed tears during an interview she recently had regarding her drama "Misaeng."
"This is the first time I entrusted myself to the project without any greed. There wasn't anything in the script that didn't make sense to me, so I only had the 'pleasant' worry of how to act out the role. I chose this role because I thought I wouldn't be able to do it if it wasn't now, and I wasn't expecting the reactions to be so great. I felt like all my difficult times until now were all paid off at once.". ... Read more
Lee Sung Jae in Negotiation to Star in The Hong Sisters' Drama, Alongside Kim Woo Bin and Kang Sora
The next Kim Woo Bin and Kang Sora's drama will have a title that: "맨도롱 또똣."
The Hong sisters announced the title Tuesday, along with the identity of several new leading and supporting members!. ... Read more
Kang Sora Gets into a Traffic Accident, Suffers a Neck Injury
It has been belatedly reported that actress Kang So Ra has gotten into a traffic accident.
On July 8, the actress was on her way to film SBS' Monday-Tuesday drama "Doctor Stranger," when she got into the accident. . ... Read more
Bobby & Kang Sora have some playful skinship for "Sprite"
iKON"s Bobby and actress Kang Sora take it to the next level as brand models for "Sprite".
The two recently filmed their promotional ad and it"s very summery and full of skinship. Kang Sora is very sexy in her two piece Sprite bathing suite while Bobby is casually dressed in white sleeveless and black shorts.. ... Read more