EAT:ITH:CEOIL

EAT : ITH : CEOIL will run every second Friday during the Series.

The building opens up all its doors and welcomes you to come down for a bite to eat, some tunes and some conversation. The whole building will be open for you to explore and you can dip in and out of the different rooms as you please for music, some small plates or just hanging out in the Loft.

Friday 15th Sep – Alan Doherty trio

Friday 29th Sep – Ye Vagabonds seisún

Friday 13th Oct – Jeff Ballard in collaboration with NOTE productions

Friday 27th Oct – Sean Carpio

Food on the night will consist of an offering of €5 small plates of locally focused dishes and will be prepared by Fumbally chefs Aoife Allen and Harry Colley.

Food from 7pm – Performances start around 8pm

For anyone with a ticket to an EAT:ITH event these evenings are FREE.* 
€10 for those without.
Tickets available on the night as well as in advance booking from above

*Just show us your booking reference at the door. This excludes tickets for the free talks unfortunately

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ALAN DOHERTY trio

YE VAGABONDS

JEFF BALLARD is one of the standout jazz drummers of his generation, a humming engine of polyrhythm and an ace of earthy texture. He is best known for his work behind leaders like Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, Joshua Redman, and Brad Mehldau.

Kate Ellis is a versatile musician dedicated to the performance and exploration of all new music. She is cellist and Artistic Director of Crash Ensemble – Ireland’s leading new music group.

Stephen James Smith is a Dublin poet and playwright central to the rise of the vibrant spoken word scene in Ireland today and has been a consistent front-runner of performance poetry for several years.

Jeff will perform a 30-40min set with each of these artists.

“…one of the leading modern voices on his instrument”
– New York Times on Jeff Ballard

SEAN CARPIO is a jazz drummer with many, many more strings to his bow. From upbeat instrumental and vocal projects like The Wowos to conceptual art pieces and improvisation.  With constant collaborations on the international circuit, he shares his time between Copenhagen and Dublin and is currently working on six new recordings to be released next year.

For his performance at eat:ith:ceoil he will be joined by a number of friends and some Thelonious Monk tributes.

“Seán Carpio may be the finest drummer ever produced here”
– The Irish Times