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Events at a Glance

Events#Séamus100

January/Eanáir

February/Feabhra

March/Márta

April/Aibreán

Classes, Workshopsand Various Activities

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Monday to Friday, 10am – 5pm and lateopening in conjunction with our events.

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The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre Company Ltd.Registered Office: The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre,Naul, Fingal, Co. Dublin Registered in Ireland,Company Registration No. 342034, RegisteredCharity No. CHY15403

Cover photo: Séamus Ennis, Naul Village, 1981. Courtesy of the RTE Photographic Archive.

Séamus100: Séamus Ennis CentenaryCelebrations - A year-long series of concerts and presentations in honour of Séamus, curated by piper Ronan Browne.

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The Séamus Ennis Arts CentreNaul, FingalCo. DublinK32 AY27Ireland

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Séamus Ennis, Master Uilleann Piper, Storyteller andFolklore Archivist was born in 1919 at JamestownLodge in Finglas, North County Dublin in the areatraditionally known as Fingal. His family however camefrom the village of Naul, to which Séamus returned tospend the last years of his life. Although best known asan Uilleann Piper, Séamus dedicated much of his life tocollecting and recording traditional music, song andfolklore throughout Ireland and Britain for a variety of organisations.

Dedicated to the memory of Séamus Ennis, the SéamusEnnis Arts Centre is a multi-disciplinary Arts Centre,which aims to develop and maintain Arts & Culturalactivities in rural Fingal. The SEAC runs year roundactivities including Concerts, Theatre, Traditional IrishMusic Sessions, Cinema, Comedy, Talks, Music Tuition,Craft Workshops & Art Exhibitions.

�e Séamus Ennis Arts Centre is owned and funded by Fingal

County Council with additional funding from �e Arts Council

of Ireland and the kind support of our Friends and patrons.

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Ardal O’Hanlon

Slow Session

Just to Be Sure

Exhibition Launch (John Cullen & Conleth Gent)

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Under the Clock

Jim Page


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Kevin McGahern: �e Solo Pollo Tour

Slow Session

�e Wife

�e Johansons & Krista Citra Joonas with Neillidh Mulligan & Friends

�e Camino Voyage

Two Divas and a Piano

�e Man Who Wanted to Fly

St. Patrick’s Day Traditional Music Session

Chris Kent


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Slow Session

Kevin McAleer : Guru

Cold War

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Record Fair


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A year of Séamus Ennis Centenary Celebrations, will be launched by it’s curator, Ronan Browne along with special guests.

Born 100 years ago, Séamus Ennis transformed the lives of those lucky enough to have known him. A world-class musician, singer, raconteur, mimic andlinguist, he was unique as a folklore collector in that theculture-bearers he visited felt as honoured as himself.

In a society rapidly becoming culturally indifferent,where the collection of surviving folklore was ofparamount importance, the 23-year-old Séamusembarked on his first field trip for the FolkloreCommission with little more than pen, paper, tin-whistle and bicycle. He continued to collect (andbroadcast) songs and music from Ireland, England,Scotland, Wales and Cornwall, firstly for the FolkloreCommission (1942-47), then Raidió Éireann (1947-51),the BBC (1951-58) and finally intermittently as apresenter on the newly-founded Teilifís Éireann. Séamuscontinued to perform in public up to his death in 1982.

“Séamus Ennis is my mentor. He made me realise musicis magic and a spiritual experience. It cannot be taughtin any university. It is beyond that.” Tony MacMahon

Friday 22nd February

Doors 6.30pm Commences 7pm

Music & Talk /Ceol & Cainteanna

�e Atrium, County Hall, Swords, Co. Dublin

FREE (advance ticket booking essential)

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Séamus Ennis, London, 1966. Courtesy of Bob Rundle.

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Our 1st centenary performance is a warm and relaxedevening of song, music & chat with Brian Mullen,Ronan Browne & Jimmy O’Brien Moran.

Brian MullenDerry singer, broadcaster and expert on Irish song,Brian’s life-long interest in traditional songs has seenhim collect a varying repertoire from great singers likeEddie Butcher, Joe Holmes, Geordie Hanna, Seósamh Ó hÉanaigh and many more.

Ronan BrowneDubliner Ronan took up piping in 1972, eagerly soakingup music of the old masters of Irish music. He nowstraddles that difficult divide between pure traditionalmusic and the modern world, in his solo playing and celebrated duet with Peter O’Loughlin, withpowerhouse trio CRAN, making soundtracks for film & television and as original piper with the Afro CeltSound System and Riverdance.

Jimmy O’Brien MoranAn engaging performer with a great sense of humour,Waterford piper Jimmy fell in love with the pipes in theearly 1970s. His great influences were Willie Clancy andSéamus Ennis, whose recordings he hungrily consumed.Jimmy’s recording career began with the classic 1978album of young pipers, “The Pipers’ Rock”; a stint withSonny Condel and Scullion followed as well as anencounter with the saxophone!

Friday 29th March

Doors 8pm Commences 8.30pm

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Music and Madness Ronan Browne in Conversation with Ivor Browne.

Ivor BrowneBorn in 1929 (when Séamus Ennis was a mere tenyears old) Ivor Browne has achieved more for thehealth and contentment of Ireland than others canimagine. A wild, barefoot, Jazz-trumpet-playingurchin, Ivor stumbled into medicine and psychiatry,from where he transformed Ireland’s mental healthsystem with his characteristic open-heartedinnocence and ‘can-do’ attitude. Throughout thisamazing career, Ivor held a deep love for all forms ofmusic but especially Irish music and Jazz. A closefriend of Leo Rowsome, Willie Clancy, Tommy Reck,Denis Murphy & Tommie Potts, Ivor was particularlyclose to Séamus Ennis.

Ronan BrowneA serial musical collaborator, living in Conamara,Ronan has travelled the world sharing Irish music inhis own open-hearted way. When Ronan metSéamus Ennis in the mid 1970s, he was immediatelytaken under Séamus’ musical wing and eagerly methim on every occasion possible.

Friday 26th April

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Blanchardstown Library, �e Civic Centre,Blanchardstown Centre, Dublin 15, D15 RY73

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Music & Talk /Ceol & Cainteanna Talk / Cainteanna

A year of Séamus Ennis Centenary CelebrationsA year-long series of concerts and presentations in honour of Séamus, curated by piper Ronan Browne

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Sunday SingingSession

Join us for a regular Sunday Singing Session whereit’s all about the song. All singers are welcome,especially traditional singers, but we won't turnanyone away! This is an informal session where allparticipants are encouraged to perform and sharesongs in a relaxed environment. If you prefer to justlisten, come along and enjoy some refreshmentsfrom The Cottage Café. The SEAC’s Sunday Sessionshave established themselves as a great afternoon ofmusic and a platform for local talent. As always, all performers and listeners are welcome.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Sunday 20th January, 17th February, 24th March & 21st April

Doors 1.30pm Commences 2pm

FREE

Music & Community / Ceol & Pobal

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Chris Smither

Chris Smither returns to Ireland to support his newestrecord, CALL ME LUCKY.

Recorded at the gorgeous Blue Rock Studio in theTexas foothills, CALL ME LUCKY features Smither’sfirst set of new originals in six years. Released inMarch 2018, CALL ME LUCKY is packed with Smithertrademark songs that offer commentary on thehuman condition with a wink of an eye and pullsfrom deep in the soul coupled with some surprisecovers that show Chris' deftness as a song interpreteras he makes these songs his own.

Joining Chris will be The Suitcase Junket (MattLorenz) who also played on CALL ME LUCKY. A young American songwriter and musician, TheSuitcase Junket will play a short opener set of hismusic that is rooted in the salvaged sounds ofmountain ballads, blues manifestos, American jukejoints and back porches; it’s that and his road-wornvoice rising over the grind of a tube-amped dumpsterguitar, and the wild double pitches of throat singingthat drew Chris to Matt's music.

Music/ Ceol

SOLD OUT!

Saturday 12th January


Gen. Admission: €20 in advance, €22 at the doorConcessions: €16 in advance, €18 at the door

See page 24 for details of weeklyclasses available at the SEAC fromJanuary 7th, including Music, Art,Pilates, Yoga, Irish Dancing and more.

WEEKLY CLASSES

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Slow Session

Our Slow Sessions are aimed towards (adult)musicians who are learning an instrument and are at a stage where they wish to take part in a relaxedinformal traditional music session. These sessions aimto encourage the participants to learn a repertoire ofnew tunes while playing with other musicians at slowto moderate tempos. A list of tunes which areregularly played at the Slow Sessions is available todownload from our website www.tseac.ie by clicking on About Us. All welcome!

Slow Sessions are hosted by Paudie O'Connor; a Button Accordion player grounded in the SliabhLuachra tradition as well as being a nationallyrecognised performer.

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Workshop & Music /Ceardlann & Ceol

Gen. Admission: €5 SEAC Friends/Members: FREE

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Sunday 27th January, 24th February31st March & 21st April

Ardal O’Hanlon warms up for his 2019 Ireland andUK tour, ‘The Showing Off Must Go On’. Where hecomes from - the border - there’s nothing worse thanshowing off. So why does he persist, apart from notgetting enough attention as a child? Well, just whenhe thought he’d made sense of the world, when hewas about to stop airing his dirty linen in public, theworld went and shifted off its axis. And clearly needssaving. In an age of raging populism, MeToo, the endof truth, peak avocado, and terrified of being on thewrong side of history, Ardal is forced to saddle hishigh horse again and ride fearlessly into the wars(with a white hankie in his pocket just in case),comedy as ever being the best emergency responsemechanism to extreme events there is. See the star ofFr Ted and Death in Paradise do what he does best.

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Ardal O’Hanlon

Comedy / Coiméide

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i�e Antique BayeuxStitch as Modern StyleEmbroidery with Uisce

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The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre hasundergone extensive renovation andrefurbishment to become a uniquevenue for your special occasion or

private function:

In-house facilities include; HD projector and screen, professional sound and

lighting systems, digital audiorecording, WIFI and onsite catering

from The Cottage Café.

Additional facilities and services can also be provided, please contact

us for more information.

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Birthdays

Children’s Parties

Conferences

Charity Fundraisers

Workshops

Exhibitions & Rehearsals

General admission is not inclusive of food; please bookthe pre-event supper (€15) with your tickets if youwish to take part in the food event from 7pm.

Join us for a night of French Cinema and food with ourCottage Café serving up some classic dishes withaccompanying wines ahead of the wonderful comedy-drama, Just to Be Sure (Otez-moi d'un doute).

When Erwin (Francois Damiens), a bomb disposal expertin his mid-forties, accidentally discovers that his father isnot his biological father his world is turned upside down.As well as tracing his dad he has to juggle his daughtersunplanned pregnancy and his aspiring relationship withthe sparky local veterinarian Anna (Cecile De France),whom, it turns out may or may not be his sister!

With strong performances from all the cast this is a joyfultale with some moments that touch on the farcical andothers that are genuinely touching. Director CarineTardieu delivers a warm poignant human comedy aboutthe challenges of being a parent and having one!

“Just to Be Sure is the kind of intelligent and rather artful French comedy that doesn’t come around so oftennowadays. Tardieu juggles lots of heavy issues with asupremely light touch, making us laugh about whatwould normally be a series of tragic events…”The Hollywood Reporter

Director: Carine Tardieu, Duration: 100 mins, Language:French (with English subtitles), Cert (France): 15A

SEAC Friends/Member: FREE (book in advance)

�ursday 31st January

Just to Be Sure(Otez-moi d'un doute)

Doors 8pm Cinema Commences 8.30pm

Cinema & Food / Scannánaíocht & BiaPresented with the support of the French Embassy & the Institut Français


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Formed in the Chicago area in 1975, SpecialConsensus is a four-person acoustic bluegrass bandwith a repertoire that features traditional bluegrassstandards, original compositions by band membersand professional songwriters, and songs from othermusical genres performed in the bluegrass format.

The band has released 19 recordings and hasappeared on numerous National Public Radioprograms and cable television shows, including The Nashville Network and the Grand Ole Opry at the historic Ryman Auditorium in Nashville,Tennessee. International tours have brought the bandto Australia, Canada, Europe, South America, Irelandand the United Kingdom. Special C has appeared inconcert with many symphony orchestras nationwideand has brought an informative in-schoolpresentation to schools nationally and internationallysince 1984. Band members include leader/banjoplayer Greg Cahill, guitar player Rick Faris, bass player Dan Eubanks and mandolin player Nick Dumas.Their 2016 Compass Records band recording ‘Long I Ride’ received the IBMA Instrumental RecordedPerformance of the Year award and the 2018Compass Records band release ‘Rivers And Roads’garnered two IBMA awards (Instrumental RecordedPerformance of the Year and Album of the Year) anda GRAMMY nomination for Best Bluegrass Album.

Always a sell-out show at the SEAC; please book yourtickets early in advance to avoid disappointment.

Friday 8th February


Music / Ceol

�e Special ConsensusPainting & SculptureExhibition Launchby Artists John Cullen & Conleth Gent

John Cullen, Artist lives in the Ox mountains, Co.Sligo. He studied fine art at Sligo IT, graduating withHons. in 2009. Since then he has developed hispractice, and has exhibited widely across the island of Ireland, in both group exhibitions and a number of solo shows. In 2011, he was awarded a residencyin Belmont, Co. Offaly, and was also artist inresidence at King House, Boyle. He paints mainly inoils, inspired by a number of motifs, including themystical landscape around Sligo.

We are delighted to have our first sculptureexhibition ‘Touch Wood’ by artist Conleth Gent.Touch Wood is an exhibition of small to mediumsculptures by this award-winning sculptor. As the title suggests it is an invitation to touch andexperience the work on a multi-sensory level.

The saying “touch wood” comes from ancient times when it was believed that wood possessedmagical fairy spirits which needed to be appeased in order to keep good fortune on one’s side.

This exhibition will be displayed in our Easter Snow Gallery until the end of March 2018.

Open from 10am to 4.30pm daily.

Admission is free. All welcome.

Sunday 3rd February

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FREE

From 4pm - 6pm Gen. Admission: €18 in advance, €20 at the doorConcessions: €14 in advance, €16 at the door

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Jim Page was born in California in 1949 and grew up inthe 1960’s in the San Francisco Bay Area. Politics and social awareness were a part of everything that wasgoing on and it has stayed that way in Jim’s music eversince. Jim got his start in the bars and coffee houses ofthe lower Bay Area in 1966. On New Year’s Day of 1970he headed to New York City by thumb, arriving onefrozen day in January with a broken fleece lined jackedand 34 cents in his pocket. He soon borrowed a guitarand started hitting the clubs of Greenwich Village,sometimes playing as many as three in the same night. It was in Ireland that Christy Moore first heard Jim’s song“Hiroshima Nagasaki Russian Roulette,” and made it apermanent part of his repertoire. Jim continues to writeand to perform and to experiment with form andensemble, and his songs continue to be pertinent andexpressive of our times. To quote the late Utah Phillips: “If you’re ever going to get the message, this is themessenger to get it from.”

Highly recommended, please book early to avoiddisappointment!

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Sun 17th February

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General admission is not inclusive of food; pleasebook the pre-event supper (€15) with your tickets ifyou wish to take part in the food event from 7pm

Join us for a special Valentine’s cinema and food eventwith our Cottage Café serving up a romantic Valentine’sNight Supper with accompanying wine ahead of thewonderful Irish documentary, ‘Under the Clock’.

Using Clerys clock as the initial focal point, this charmingIrish Documentary, by the team who brought you ‘Olderthan Ireland’, examines dating, sex and relationships inIreland over the decades. A cast of colourful charactersrecount their first meetings under the clock. The meetingplace for many, and while it’s cultural significance mayhave waned, these shared stories of enduring love, vibrantsocial scenes and heartbreak reinvigorate this cherishedhistoric landmark.

“What begins as a nostalgic celebration of a historiclandmark’s cultural significance quickly dovetails into something unequivocally more powerful.“ Luke Toomey, The Liberty

Director: Colm Nicell, Duration: 76 minutes, Language: English, Cert: 12A

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Sun 24th Feb, 8pm

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Slow Session

Joan Castleman (Glenn Close) has spent forty yearssacrificing her own talent, dreams and ambitions to support her charismatic husband Joe (JonathanPryce) and his stellar literary career. Ignoringinfidelities and excuses made in the cause of his art, she has put up with his behaviour withundiminished grace and humour. The foundations of their marriage have, however, been built upon aset of uneven compromises and Joan has reached a turning point. On the eve of Joe’s Nobel Prize forLiterature, the crown jewel rewarding a spectacularbody of work, Joan will confront the biggest sacrificeof her life and some long-buried secrets. Based onthe bestselling book by Meg Wolitzer, The Wife is a poignant, funny and emotional journey of self-discovery and liberation, featuring a stunning castthat also includes Max Irons, Harry Lloyd, AnnieStarke, Elizabeth McGovern and Christian Slater.

Director: Björn Runge, Duration: 100 minutes,Language: English, Cert: 15

�ursday 28th February


�e WifeCinema / Scannánaíocht

The star of RTE’s Republic of Telly brings his brand newshow to the SEAC.

With the Solo Pollo Tour, the silver tongued Cavan nativepromises a mix of traditional stand up, character basedcomedy and lovely funny songs. Kevin talks about hisfirst year of marriage, dying with flatmates, avoidinggetting shot in America, how to get away with drunkdriving and how to survive a terrorist attack.

Known as the host of Republic of Telly, KevinMcGahern’s America and Sim Card in RTE’s HardyBucks, Kevin’s laid-back, straight-faced delivery elevatesthe absurdity of his subject matter in his own entirelyunique way.

As well as being a regular in the top Irish comedy clubs, in particular the Laughter Lounge, he hasperformed in a number of festivals including theVodafone Comedy Festival, Galway Comedy Carnival,Body and Soul, Electric Picnic, Forbidden Fruit and at the Edinburgh Fringe.

“Brilliant!” Hot Press

“Sharply written, brilliantly performed” Totally Dublin

“Made me laugh out loud” Charlie Brooker

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Comedy / Coiméide

Gen. Admission: €13 in advance, €15 at the doorConcessions: €10 in advance, €12 at the door SEAC Friends/Member: FREE (book in advance)


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A crew including a Writer, two Musicians, an Artistand a Stonemason embark on the Camino by sea, in a traditional boat that they built themselves on an inspiring, and dangerous, 2,500 km modern dayCeltic odyssey all the way from Ireland to NorthernSpain. This intimate documentary charts the trialsand tribulations of a voyage that in the words of thepoet and crew member Danny Sheehy, took “sweat,blood and blisters to complete while deepening andrenewing friendships, creativity and spirituality in the process”.

Setting sail in their own handmade traditional boat,called a ‘Naomhóg’ against the backdrop of the vastocean, Danny and his crew (Brendan Begley, LiamHolden, Breandán Moriarty and Glen Hansard) sharemusic, stories and wise words. Joyously adventurousand profoundly ennobled by the task, this eclecticcrew shared a remarkable journey.

Winner of the Audience Award for Best Feature –Dingle International Film Festival

Director: Donal O Ceilleachair, Duration: 98 minutesLanguage: English & Irish (with English subtitles)Cert: Club

�ursday 7th March

Doors 8pm Cinema commences 8.30pm

�e Camino Voyageas part of Seachtain na Gaeilge

Cinema / Scannánaíocht

Thirty-one years ago, a small group of Irish musicians made their way to Estonia to take part in one of the most extraordinary, not to mention one of the first, albeit unofficial recognitions of Estonia as a (potentially)independent nation.

Join us at the SEAC as some of the Irish Artists reunite with their Estonian counterparts for a celebration of thisunique musical collaboration.

Jaak Johanson has been the leader of the folk movement inTallinn, Estonia for years. Krista Citra Joonas is a saxophonistand flute player, who added to her skills in India andSwitzerland playing the Indian bamboo-flute. FeaturingJaak (guitar, vocals), Kärt (vocals), Mart (guitar, vocals), Ants(bouzouki, vocals);

The Johansons' music, but even more their way of thinking,their way of living has been influenced on the one hand byEstonian traditional songs, by the choir-singing activities oftheir parents and themselves, and on the other hand by thefolk and traditional music revivals that have spread in wavesover the world since their childhood in 60’s and 70’s.

Over the years, along with Néillidh Mulligan (Uilleann Pipes)some other Irish Artists who have taken part in the Irish-Estonian initiative include Seán Gilrane (Flute), Seán Garvey(Singing), Séan Ó Broin (Flute), Vincent Woods (Poet),Breanndán Begley (Accordian) & Peadar Ó Ceannabháin(Singing).

Friday 1st March


Music / Ceol

�e Johansons & KristaCitra Joonas with NéillidhMulligan & Friends

Gen. Admission: €13 in advance, €15 at the doorConcessions: €10 in advance, €12 at the door SEAC Friends/Member: FREE (book in advance)


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Bobby Coote left school at 13 and says his reading andwriting isn't great. He fixes clocks and spends a lot oftime in his back shed making violins from old furniture.But he’s never lost sight of a lifelong dream to fly. Hisneighbour Sean has also caught the bug. Setting asidetheir own field of dreams they have cut out a runwayand even built a hangar in a small Co. Cavan ruralborder community. And now Bobby has used all hissavings to buy a plane! He’ll get no encouragementfrom his brother Ernie. Ernie thinks the whole thing ismad but Bobby says he’ll make this happen… even if it’s the last thing he does.

A charming and timeless documentary about nevergiving up on your dreams and how age really is only a number!

Winner of the ‘Best Feature Audience Award’ at the IFI Documentary Festival 2018

Director: Frank Shouldice, Duration: 82 minutesLanguage: English, Cert: Club

�ursday 14th March


�e Man WhoWanted to FlyCinema / Scannánaíocht

Take one part jazz diva, one part true rock chick, add agenerous measure of gentleman of jazz, and the resultis a cocktail of love songs, jazz standards and ballads,garnished with a twist of dry humour. For the past year,Carmel McCreagh, Flo McSweeney and Fiachra Trenchhave been bringing their show, Love And All That Jazz,to audiences throughout Ireland to great acclaim. Songsby Duke Ellington, Johnny Mercer, Sondheim, Joni,Jacques Brel and more are all presented with style andsass by this trio of renowned Irish musicians.

Fiachra Trench is a composer, arranger, producer,keyboardist and musical director whose credits includeAltan, Paul Brady, The Boomtown Rats, The Chieftains,The Corrs, Phil Lynott/Thin Lizzy, Paul McCartney/Wings,Van Morrison, The Pogues and Wet Wet Wet.

Carmel McCreagh has appeared at festivals and venuesthroughout Ireland, entertaining audiences with hersoulful interpretations of songs from the GreatAmerican Songbook as well as contemporary andoriginal songs from her critically acclaimed albums, Nice Girl and Skylark. She recently released a thirdalbum, 13 Stories.

Flo McSweeney has toured extensively with MovingHearts and The Commitments; she is a regular guestvocalist with the Hot House Big Band and has been apart of many projects with Bill Whelan of Riverdancefame (including the Yeats/Beckett Festival at the AbbeyTheatre and An Evening with W.B. Yeats at the NationalConcert Hall). Her new album, Picture in a Frame, is setfor release in early 2019.

Saturday 9th March


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Cork comedian Chris Kent returns to the SEAC with his6th solo show 'Looking Up'.

Chris has spent the past year balancing comedy with beinga stay at home dad and trying to grow a beard. He has also removed the word “mate” from his vocabularyas it takes too much effort to say in an Irish accent.

TV appearances include the RTÉ 2 panel show ‘Next Year’sNews’, ‘The Young Offenders’ and in the UK, he hasappeared on Russell Howard’s Stand Up Central forComedy Central. On radio he has been a regular panellistfor the RTE Radio 1 show ‘The Second Republic’ and aguest panellist on BBC’s ‘The Blame Game’.

In 2010 he was the recipient of the Comedy Smack Down Award at the Galway Comedy festival, and Winnerof the Bulmer’s Nuttin’ But Funny Comedy Award 2009.Following on from being listed as “One to Watch” in The Dublin magazine’s ‘Red Hot and Rising’ for 2012,Chris Kent was voted as one of the ‘Top Five IrishComedians’ by Hot Press Magazine.

“Among the best acts I’ve seen” The Mirror

“Compelling storyteller, truly surprising, beautifullydelivered” The Scotsman

Friday 22nd March


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Join us for an afternoon of great tunes and craic from2pm to 4pm to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.

Featuring local traditional musicians and special guests.

All musicians and listeners welcome.

Be sure to get here early to grab a good seat!

Sunday 17th March

From 2pm - 4pm

Music & Community / Ceol & Scannánaíocht

St. Patrick’s DayTraditionalMusic Session

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Tyrone's oldest lama Kevin McAleer has just been voted'Ireland's Most Humble Guru' by Mindfulness Magazine for the eighteenth year running. To celebrate this modestachievement, he has announced a majestic national tour ofhis unique self-awareness seminars for 2019, promising fullspiritual enlightenment on the night, or your money back.

It's almost 50 years since Guru McAleer first coined the word'mindfulness', and he is still coining it today. He achievedglobal fame and fortune with the bestselling 'How to Turn Your Negative Voices into Imaginary Friends’and has appeared many times on 'Celebrity Zen MasterChef'and as an outspoken judge on 'Tibet's Got Talent.'

McAleer's seminars embrace the ancient wisdom ofbananarama yoga, combined with avocado dream therapy,digital sourdough photography, and community singingwith dolphins; participants are gently guided to a state ofadvanced bliss, emptying the mind of all thought, andreplacing it with mindless laughter. An evening of divine lightentertainment not to be missed.

'Will leave your head spinning and your cheeks hurting'British Comedy Guide

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Kevin McAleer GuruComedy / Coiméide

Sun 31st March, 8pm

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Slow Session

Demoted to deskwork and awaiting a disciplinaryhearing, Agent Asger is working the night shift in anemergency call room. When he receives a call from a woman who has been abducted his resolve andarrogance are tested as it becomes a race againsttime to locate her. Taking place in real time and in a single location nothing is quite as it seems in thisclaustrophobic thriller. Using sound as the primarystorytelling tool and with a powerful centralperformance from Jakob Cedergren, The Guilty is a visceral viewing experience.

Winner - World Cinema Audience Award, SundanceFilm Festival 2018

Winner – Audience Award, International Film FestivalRotterdam 2018

Winner – Youth Jury Award, International FilmFestival Rotterdam 2018

“ ...So taut, you almost forget tobreathe.” Wendy Ide, The Guardian

Director: Gustav Möller, Duration: 85 minutesLanguage: Danish (with English subtitles), Cert (UK): 15

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�e GuiltyCinema / Scannánaíocht

Sun 31st March

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Pebble Art Picture Workshop




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Greenshine

Greenshine is a Cork based family trio of Noel Shine,Mary Greene and daughter Ellie. Their material straddlesthe boundaries of contemporary, folk and roots, withbeautiful harmonies and excellent musicianship.

Noel plays guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo, bouzouki and traditional whistle. He is in demand as a session and band player by artists including The Clancy Brothers,Tommy Makem and The Republic of Loose.

Mary brings rhythm guitar to the mix and with herwonderfully versatile voice, has contributed to thealbums of Christy Moore, John Spillane, Mick Hanly and Frances Black.

Ellie Shine grew up surrounded by music, performingsince the age of 13 and featuring on 4 recordings. In2013 Ellie joined the band and Greenshine was born.

‘The Girl In The Lavender Dress’ was released in 2016 to huge acclaim. The single was No.1 onRTERadio1's Airplay Chart and was the 3rd most played Irish track that year. It was No.1 in iTunes Ireland Singer/Songwriter Charts.

In 2018 ‘Dandelion Seed’ was on the RTE Radio 1Recommended list for 4 weeks and No.1 on RTE’sAirplay Chart. Their latest single ‘The Good Is Gone’ has enjoyed the top spot on the Airplay Chart for several weeks.

Highly recommended!

Music / Ceol

Saturday 13th April


Poland 1949: talented musician Wiktor is part of agroup visiting remote villages to select young peoplefor a show of authentic traditional Polish song anddance. During the auditions Wiktor meets thebeautiful and mysterious Zula, and soon the twohave started a passionate love affair. Over the next15 years their romance faces many obstacles, yetthey are always drawn back together.

Based on the relationship of his own parents, thisnew film from Pawel Pawlikowski, the director of the Academy Award-winning Ida, is a passionate,music-filled love story set in a Cold War-era Europe.Shot in stunning black and white, Cold Wardeservedly won the Best Director prize at this year’sCannes Film Festival.

”… mysterious, musically glorious andvisually ravishing …” The Guardian, Cannes FilmFestival 2018

Director: Pawel Pawlikowski, Duration: 88 minutesLanguage: Polish (with English subtitles), Cert: 15A

�ursday 11th April


Cold WarCinema / Scannánaíocht




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Sun 21st April

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Sun 21st April, 8pm

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Slow Session

Record Fair

Following a hugely successful Record Fair at the SEAClast year for World Record Store Day, Irish RecordFairs return to the SEAC with an even biggercollection of dealers selling everything from CDs,DVDs, rare CD Box Sets to Vinyl LP's from the 50's to the present. Rock'n'Roll, Metal, Jazz, Soul, Indie,Rock and Country, Blues, Dance, Folk, Traditional,World Music, Hip-hop, Rap and much, much more.

Bring along your own items and talk to the expertsabout a trade, swap or sale.

Get here early to bag yourself a bargain!

Saturday 20th April

From 11am to 4pm

FREE

Music & Community / Ceol & Scannánaíocht

Wed 17th April

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Make anEaster Tree

Wed 17th April

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Make a Papier Mâché Easter Chick

Sun 14th April

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iMillinery Workshop

Book your Pre-Event Supper at The Cottage Café

See P26 for moreinformation

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Make a SeashellPicture Frame

Max is a veteran wedding planner who is thinking aboutselling on his business. For now, however, there’s somethingmore pressing to worry about: organising a lavish weddingin a 17th century chateau. It’s no small task: there’s dozensof people to manage, unreliable electricity, a last-minutemusician change, and an increasingly demanding groom.Soon, things start going very wrong indeed. Can Max andhis team sort everything out without the guests noticing?

The latest film from ‘Untouchable’ directors Olivier Nakacheand Éric Toledano is a gloriously manic French comedy. It hitsthe ground running and barely takes a breath as weddingdisaster after disaster unfolds. With larger-than-lifecharacters and laugh-out-loud set pieces, C’est La Vie! is a delight.

“Co-directors and screenwriters Eric Toledano and OlivierNakache (Intouchables) pull another magical trick out of the hat with a ruthlessly-plotted breeze of ensemble goodhumour.” Screen International

Director: Olivier Nakache, Éric Toledano, Duration: 117 mins,Language: French (with English subtitles), Cert (UK): 15

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C’est la Vie! (Le Sens de la Fête)Cinema / Scannánaíocht

Wed 24th April

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�e Returnof Spring

Suitable for children ages 3-6. All children must beaccompanied by an adult (adults are admitted Free of charge).

Every year in Whistleberry Forest, the creatures of theforest look forward to the end of the frosty Winter, andto the beginning of Spring. This year was a little differenthowever, as Springtime had arrived much earlier thanusual. All the hibernating animals, except for Huggy the hedgehog, were still curled up fast asleep. Huggymust go on an adventurous musical quest in search ofevidence of Spring if he is to convince his friends that it is time to wake up!

Produced by Ceol Connected, this wonderfullyinteractive performance is led by Thomas Johnston(whistles, song, and uilleann pipes) and Púca Puppets’Niamh Lawlor.

Directed by Emelie Fitzgibbon. Set design by Eve Fisher.

Tuesday 23rd April

2pm to 3pm (Doors Open: 1.30pm)

Children’s Event, Music & �eatre / Imeacht Leanaí, Ceol & Drámaíocht

€5 (advance booking essential)

Wed 24th April

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Make & Paint a Window Box



Non-Members:

Show your support for the Séamus Ennis Arts Centre and saveyourself a small fortune by joining our Friend’s Scheme.

We have a selection of Friend’s Membership Schemes on offer for2018-2019. Your membership runs to one calendar year from the date

of your subscription.

So, now you can get even more from your SEAC Friend’s Membership!

Become a Friend

€120This will entitle you to:

• A discount of 20% on the admission priceof 2 ticket to most events

• Complimentary tickets to events of yourchoice up to the value of €32

• Free admission to our Slow Sessions

• Free admission to our Cinema screeningsas well as other special Cinema events

• Advanced notice and booking via ourwebsite, up to 10 days before events aremade available to the general public

• An invitation for two to all exhibition

launches and special events

• Free entry into our annual draw for ‘TheGolden Ticket’ which entitles the luckywinner to free admission to all events runby The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre for ayear

• 20% discount on group bookings of 6+

• Reserved seating

• Priority admission to Summer events heldin the Pipers Garden

• Invitations to exclusive Friends’ socialevents held throughout the year

Dual Membership

€85This will entitle you to:

• A discount of 20% on the admission priceof 1 ticket to most events

• Complimentary tickets to events of yourchoice up to the value of €32

• Free admission to our Slow Sessions

• Free admission to our Cinema screeningsas well as other special Cinema events anda 20% discount for 1 guest.

• Advanced notice and booking via ourwebsite, up to 10 days before events aremade available to the general public

• An invitation for two to all exhibitionlaunches and special events

• Free entry into our annual draw for ‘TheGolden Ticket’ which entitles the luckywinner to free admission to all events runby The Séamus Ennis Arts Centre for a year

• 20% discount on group bookings of 6+

• Reserved seating

• Priority admission to Summer events heldin the Piper’s Garden

• Invitations to exclusive Friends’ socialevents held throughout the year

Individual Membership

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20 Classes, Workshops & Various ActivitiesRanganna, Ceardlanna & Ilghnóthaí

Suitable for adults & teenagers ages 16+

This workshop is designed for both beginners and thosewho have some experience with needle work.

At this 5 hour workshop you will learn a rare medievaltechnique of hand stitching: the stitch that was used inthe exceptional art piece – The Bayeux Tapestry, createdin the 11th century. This is an ancient technique but willwork it through a modern design and with a variety ofmaterials: colourful wool, cotton and linen threads,beads and sequins. You will also apply some goldworkmethods, using metallic threads and shiny kid leather.You will choose your linen background fabric for theembroidery from variety of colours.

All materials are included, tools will be provided for theduration of the workshop and participants will receive a helpful handout.

Places are limited, please book in advance to avoiddisappointment.

The tutor: Agnieszka ‘Uisce’ Jakubczyk, is anembroiderer and award-winning weaver. She combinesembroidery and weaving with other needle crafts tocreate unique art pieces. She has wide knowledge inmany disciplines of textile art.

Saturday 2nd February

From 10.30am - 4.30pm (inc. 1 hour lunch break)

�e Antique BayeuxStitch as Modern StyleEmbroidery with Uisce

In this two-hour workshop, participants will have theopportunity to make two pebble art pictures, the firstbeing a small picture to give everyone an idea of theconcept of pebble art, the second; more detailed,focusing on a favourite quote or occasion.

Pebble Art pictures are perfect for any occasion and the simplicity of the material can be used toportray the emotions of family life. You can bring your own box frames (recommended size 5 X 5 inches or 5 X 7 inches; IKEA or Woodies stock them)or you can purchase them on the day from Sandra for €8 a frame.

Places are extremely limited, please book early inadvance to avoid disappointment.

Sunday 31st March

From 10am - 12pm

€35

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

Workshop / Ceardlann

Pebble Art Picture Workshop

Workshop & Independent Event /Ceardlann & Imeacht Neamhspleách

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€80 (materials included)

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Join our Easter tree decoration workshop for a fun classof painting eggs, pom-poms and garland making!

We will provide all the materials to draw, paint, stick,sew and tie a selection of decorations perfect for aspecial Easter tree!

Wednesday 17th April

From 11am - 1pm

Suitable for children aged 6+Children under 6 are welcome but must beaccompanied by an adult.

Make anEaster Tree

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

Workshop & Children’s Event /Ceardlann & Imeacht Leanaí

€15

Suitable for adults and teenagers aged 15+ with hand sewing skills.

Join Maria Ruiter for a fun and informative workshopto learn the basic skills of hat making. Create abeautiful piece of wearable art of your own design toshow off at your next special occasion. All materialsare provided, but feel free to bring along any feathers,flowers, or beads you might like to incorporate intoyour unique design.

Please state your colour preference when bookingyour place and bring along your own sewing kitincluding tape measure, needle, thread, scissors etc.

Sunday 14th April

Workshop & Independent Event /Ceardlann & Imeacht Neamhspleách

From 10am - 4pm

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

€70 (includes all materials)

iMillinery Workshop


Make and paint a window box in this OWLS (outdoor,wildlife, learning and survival) workshop. OWLS are achildren's nature charity based in Swords, Co. Dublin.You will first put together your window box usingdrills and hammers. Once made, using a selection ofnature stencils, draw and then paint your own designto the box before taking it home to fill with SpringFlowers. This is a fun practical workshop where youget to make a wooden window box from scratchbefore decorating it with your personal design.


From 11am - 12pm

€10


ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

Make & Paint aWindow Box

Come along to our fun papier mâché Easter craft class.

We'll be making and decorating paper Easter Chicks tomind all our yummy chocolate eggs!


From 2pm - 3pm

Make a Papier MâchéEaster Chick

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL


Gift Vouchers available from€10. Purchase online atwww.tseac.ie or call us on01-8020898

Gift Vouchers

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€10


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Join Marianne for this fun furniture revampingworkshop. All you need to bring is a small piece of furniture which you would like to revamp on the day. Marianne will bring all materials whichinclude brushes, rollers over 30 choices fromColourtrend Paints, Stencils, Wallpaper and manymore materials.

During the workshop participants will learn how to revamp a piece of furniture from start to finish.This includes prepping and priming the furniture,coming up with a design, painting and learningvarious techniques such as decoupage, stencilling,glazing, distressing and geometric designs. Endresult – a beautiful unique piece of furniture.

Sunday 28th April

From 10am - 4.30pm

€85 (includes all materials)

Furniture Revamping

In this creative workshop you will get a chance todecorate your own picture frame with various seashellsand finish off with a dash of glitter to bring yourpicture frame to life. An ideal present for Father’s Dayin June and a fun workshop for the arty types.


From 1pm to 2pm

€10

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

ADVANCEBOOKING

ESSENTIAL

Workshop / Ceardlann


Make a SeashellPicture Frame

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Catering for complete beginners to advanced players, our weekly music classes

commence on:

1st Term: Tue 8th and Wed 9th January2nd Term: Tue 19th and Wed 20th March

Tuesday Classes - Banjo; Flute; Tin Whistle; Fiddle.

Wednesday Classes - Uilleann Pipes; Guitar; Fiddle.

Fees for the term are payable in advance.

€90 for the term of 10 classes and €70 for asecond family member/second instrument.

We accept Credit and Debit Cards, Chequesmade payable to ‘The Séamus Ennis Arts

Centre’ or Cash.

We also provide an Instrument Loan Scheme,please contact us for more details.

If there are any other instruments you wishto learn, please let us know and we'll see

what we can do.

Contact us on 01-8020898 or [email protected]

We look forward to hearing from you!

WeeklyMusicClassesNow enrolling for

January – March term.

Enrolment will take place at theThe Séamus Ennis Arts Centre

on Saturday 5th January from 12 to 2pm

Weekly Classes

The McFadden-O’Shaughnessy School of IrishDancing hold classes every Friday from 3pm forboys and girls of all ages. Why not bring yourchild along on Friday for dance, music and fun.For booking and further information, pleasecontact Ann on (087)6648428.

Irish Dancing

Fridays (from 11th Jan) From 3pm

For all levels of fitness, from beginners toadvanced. Pilates is an exercise systemdeveloped to strengthen muscles, increaseflexibility and improve overall health. It worksevery part of the body, engaging the mind withthe body to create exercises that involve thewhole body. Pilates strengthens core, improvesbalance, increases coordination and decreasesstress. It is appropriate for anyone from the ageof 10 to 100. All are welcome! Pilates focuses on learning to move better so the benefits are felt in everyday life.

If you are interested, please don't hesitate to contact Alannah at [email protected] (087)3240595. www.fitbod.ie

Pilates

Mondays & Fridays (from 7th & 11th Jan)

Mondays 10am - 10,50am (All levels)

Fridays 9.30am - 10.20am (Advanced Class)

Fridays 10.30am - 11.20am (Beginners Class)

€45 (for 4 weekly classes in advance)

NEW TIMES!


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Improve flexibility, attention and relaxation.These simple stretching, breathing andbalancing exercises are suitable for beginners aswell as more experienced students. Both maleand female students are welcome and classesare tailored to individual needs and abilities.You will feel calm and grounded as well aslearning a valuable wellness tool for everydaylife. For booking and further information,please call or text Carmel on (087)2429489.

Yoga

Tuesdays (from 15th January)

7.30pm & 8.30pm

Art Classes with Noel Manning

Wednesdays (from 9th January)

From 11am - 1pm

Through demonstration and mentoring, rather than teaching, this 10 week course will be on a one-to-one basis with each artist, and willendeavour to fulfil each individuals' own artisticpursuits and requirements.

The course will incorporate all the basic elements of 2D art work; line, shape, colour, space, value and texture.

Each student, through their own preferred mediums;oils, acrylics, watercolour, pastel etc will be guidedthrough their own artistic projects, and hopefullydiscover new depths in their own creativity. (Topursue this, you will need all your own art materials)

There are a limited number of places on this course.

Noel Manning is a full-time artist and an experiencedteacher, having taught in Secondary Schools andmany Art Groups. He has works in many privatecollections, and has exhibited in: The Royal UlsterAcademy, The Iontas Small Works, An tOireachtas,and many Solo and Group Exhibitions. He has wonawards from the Ulster Arts Club, and Boyle ArtsFestival Open.

€140 (does not include materials)

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The Cottage Café at the SEAC is open 7days a week, 10am - 5pm (last orders

before 4:30pm) serving all day breakfastand fresh, home-cooked lunch specials.

Late opening is in conjunction with mostSEAC events, serving a range of evening

meals and wine menu.

Avail of a pre-event supper deal if you’reattending any evening event at the SEAC.

To avoid disappointment, please bookwell in advance for the pre-event supper

as there are limited places available.

For further information and to book, please call The CottageCafé directly on 01-8419005

The CottageCafé &

Pre-EventSupper

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Contact us [email protected] to have your messageincluded in our next

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We are here

Naul

By road

Take the M1 (Dublin-Belfast) Motorway and exitat Exit 6 (sign-posted for Balbriggan and Naul).Follow the road signs at the top of the Exit rampfor Naul. We are approximately 5km from theM1 Motorway exit. When you reach Naul village,we are housed in the Thatched Cottagesimmediately on your left-hand side.

By train

The train station closest to the SEAC isBalbriggan, approximately 8.5km.

Please visit www.irishrail.ie for details of train services to and from Balbriggan.

By bus

The Local Link 195 Ashbourne-Balbriggandaytime bus route stops outside the SEAC.Thereare now also Friday & Saturday late-night busservices stopping at the SEAC, running to andfrom Swords, Balbriggan & Ashbourne.

More details are available from ‘How To GetHere’ on our website www.tseac.ie

Please visit www.locallink.ie,www.dublinbus.ie or www.buseireann.iefor details of other bus routes to and from surrounding areas.

How to get here…

The arts are a key part of our culture and are vital to our health, socialand economic development. Would you like to participate in arts andcultural activities in Fingal? Get involved and meet new people! There

are a variety of volunteering opportunities at the SEAC. Contact us withyour details by emailing [email protected] and we'll be in touch.

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Booking and InformationBook tickets in advance online, safely and securely, anytime at www.tseac.ie

Drop in or call us on (01) 8020898 from 10am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, and during the time of most events.

Most major credit and debit cards accepted.

Tickets cannot be reserved without payment.

At most, but not all events, concessions are available to under 12s, our Friends/Members, those in receipt of state pension, students and those in receipt of Job Seekers Allowance/Benefit.

Proof of entitlement for concession tickets must be presented at the Box Office.

We do not offer refunds or exchanges on tickets unless a performance has sold out,in which case we will do our best to resell your tickets for you.

In an attempt to reduce our environmental impact, tickets will only be printed for collection ordelivered by post when requested. Your booking details will be held at our Box Office and ticketholders can check-in upon arrival at the venue.

We operate an All Ages Welcome policy at most events. Please check event details. At performance events children must be seated and accompanied by an adult.

Once an event has commenced, you will be asked to wait for a suitable break in the performance before entering the venue.

‘Doors Open’ and ‘Commences’ times may vary. Please check your ticket, or our website, to confirm the times for a particular event.

The SEAC is fully wheelchair accessible. If you have any special access requirements, please inform the Box Office when making your booking to ensure that we can assist you.

Check in regularly online at www.tseac.iefor details or sign up to our mailing list!

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