Turas Ár Gcuimhní / Trip of Memories

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Custom House Quay, Friday 24th May

Down by the River Liffey, Amal is moved by the stories of Irish immigration, as she walks Custom House Quay, the Famine Memorial and the Poverty Stone. She thinks of the millions of Irish who sought refuge, escaped from hunger and had no choice but to put their hope in a far away land and its people. With each step of the journey, Jiggy's infectious energy and sounds transport audiences into a realm where music intertwines with the magic of storytelling.  Jiggy's vibrant world rhythms and Irish melodies serve as a soul-stirring backdrop to Amal's trip through our country’s memories.

Special thanks to The Department of Housing, and the EPIC Museum

Learn more the story of Little Amal: www.walkwithamal.org


Date:
Friday 24th May
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Custom House Quay, North Wall, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Custom House Quay, North Wall, Dublin, Ireland

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