The Kilmore Celtic Festival
Date: 28 – 30 June 2019
Location: Kilmore Memorial Hall
Kilmore Celtic Festival Website
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Date: 28 – 30 June 2019
Location: Kilmore Memorial Hall
Kilmore Celtic Festival Website
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June 7-10, 2019
Portarlington, Victoria, Australia
On Victoria’s stunning Northern Bellarine Peninsula, 16000 people gather in Portarlington each year to Unleash the Spirit, Discover the Passion and Experience the Culture of the National Celtic Festival.
The annual celebration of James Joyce since 1994 and this year Bloomsday in Melbourne brings you Tom Stoppard's modern classic play, 'Travesties'.
Performing at the Fortyfive Downstairs from 12 - 23 June 2019. 12 performances only.
St. Patricks Day Weekend with the Celtic at Metropolitan:
Friday 15th March: The Tradition Session during the afternoon, entertainment that evening.
Saturday 16th March: Pete Lalor will be performing during the evening.
Sunday 17th March: opening from 10am with continuous musical entertainment from 12:30pm until after midnight.
20 June 2019
Alex Theatre, St Kilda, Melbourne
Irish award-winning Love/Hate actor John Connors brings his critically acclaimed show ‘Ireland’s Call’ to Australia this month!
This new play is an unflinching exploration of the Irish psyche, following three teenagers as they grow up in Coolock on Dublin’s northside.
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Sunday 16th June
The Quiet Man
Lunch served from 11am - 2pm
music & readings from 2pm - 4pm
Book your table (phone: 03 9376 6232) for Bloomsday, a day not to missed!
Saturday 16th March and Sunday 17th March 2019
See Flyer. Tickets are available via their Facebook page - DunnstownStPatricksDay
11am, Sunday 16 June
Swiss Club
Bloomsday Melbourne is running a seminar followed by lunch with Joycean Entertainment.
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“Tis a great day tonight for the Irish, for the cause we’ve fought for and died. And the time is soon to be when you’ll see Old Ireland free! ‘Tis the land of our love and our pride!”