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MUSIC Traditional musician Marcus Hernon and his sons, Prionsias and Breandan, will perform with Don Stiffe on April 9
IN CONCERT?Headford singer/singwriter Don Stiffe.
Traditional musician Marcus Hernon and with his sons, Prionsias and Breandan, will perform with folk singer/songwriter Don Stiffe in the Coleman Music Centre in the Mayo/Sligo border town of Gurteen, this Saturday, April 9, at 9pm. Marcus is a renowned flute player, composer and indeed flute maker from Connemara, and his sons are also renowned musicians and dancers in their own right.
Don Stiffe is no stranger to Irish audiences, as the Headford-based singer/songwriter reached the final of the popular All Ireland Talent Show. Don has written many songs, including ‘Missing Galway’, ‘Grosse Isle’, ‘The Banks of the Danube’ and the award-winning song ‘Somebody Special’.
The concert will provide an eclectic mix of traditional music and dance coupled with the folksy country tones of Don Stiffe.
For further information or to book tickets (a12 each), contact 071 9182599 or visit www.colemanirishmusic.com.
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