Cúl Stories: A pint and a song with Fia Rua

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Online, Wednesday 31st March

Expect stories of saints and sinners, songs of love and war.. .

About this Event
Actor, musician and storyteller Fia Rua invites you to have a ‘jar', hear a story and sing a song live from the fireside of an Irish pub.

Ever wonder about the story behind you're favourite Irish ballads?
Ever wish you had a personal bodhrán lesson?
Then pour yourself a jar and let Fia Rua bring some song and stories from an Irish pub into your living room.”

Bring your own drink 🍺


Date:
Wednesday 31st March
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
Free (Donation)

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