Monroes Live Presents
Mairtín O’Connor, Cathal Hayden & Seamie O’Dowd
Fri Nov 15 2024

Doors 8.30pm

Fri Nov 15 2024

Doors 8.30pm

Monroe's Live

Galway Tradfest

Monroes Live Presents
Mairtín O’Connor, Cathal Hayden & Seamie O’Dowd
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Over 18's. Right Of Admission Reserved. Tickets are non-refundable unless event is cancelled or rescheduled. Door and stage times are subject to change.

Máirtín O’Connor, Cathal Hayden and Seamie O’Dowd have built a formidable musical relationship over the last few years, gigging together frequently as well as collaborating in the studio. Individually recognised figureheads of the tradition, they have built solid reputations as master musicians with astounding skill, diversity and virtuosity. If this musical powerhouse does not get you to your feet, nothing will.

Máirtín is one of the most respected and best loved musicians ever to emerge from Ireland. As a soloist with the first Riverdance orchestra, through his work with De Dannan, Midnight Well and Skylark and also as a solo artist, he has quite simply gone where no Irish accordion player had gone before. A prolific writer of new material, Máirtín’s tunes can be heard on the recordings of many artists and at sessions throughout the world.
Cathal needs no introduction to anyone even remotely familiar with traditional Irish music. A multiple All-Ireland Championship winner, he achieved world-wide recognition as one of the founder members of Four Men and a Dog. He is one of Ireland’s top fiddlers and his solo banjo performances are quite simply show-stopping.
Seamie’s musical abilities have become increasingly familiar at international level in recent years. Rooted deeply in the traditional music of Sligo, he has played in many genres of acoustic and electric music. He toured the world for a number of years with Sligo trad legends Dervish and recently has played both home and abroad with Liam O’Flynn, Matt Molloy and Mary McPartlan.