OUR TOWN, OUR PLACE, OUR FESTIVAL -...

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1–10 JULY ’11

OUR TOWN, OUR PLACE, OUR FESTIVAL

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The 2011 Festival is brought to you with the assistance of FUNDERS

COMMUNITY PROGRAMME SPONSOR

FEATURE EVENT SPONSORS

S o u t h T i p p e ra r y V EC

ALSO SUPPORTED BY

CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + FUNDERS

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MEDIA PARTNERS

The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development:

Europe investing in Rural Areas

Clonmel Junction Festival acknowledges the support from South Tipperary Development Company, The Department of Community, Equality and Gaeltacht Affairs and the EU

RAHEEN HOUSE HOTEL M ULC AH Y ’ S BAR MAHE R PL AN T H IRE

CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + INTRO

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We are delighted to be able to present to you the programme for the 11th annual Clonmel Junction Festival.

This year’s theme is Our Town, Our Place, Our Festival. The banners and flags created by the artistic

team, with the help of nearly 250 people in the local community explored this topic and now transform the

town with their vibrant colour and creative splendour. The Cafés Carte Blanche return again with a new

range of exciting flavours and entertaining drop-in activities.

The theatre programme is, we believe, most exciting with several international shows and three new

shows created by Irish theatre makers in collaboration with Clonmel Junction Festival. Two of these are in

the Emerging Artist Series; the third is City of Clowns, a co-production with Barabbas Theatre Company

which will incorporate over 50 performers from Clonmel working with Raymond Keane in the run up to the

Festival. Local performers will also be involved in the Festival Choir with two concerts focussing on Austrian

music this year.

Once again, the Old Chadwicks building on Queen Street will be our focal point, housing the popular

Playlounge family space and café, the now familiar theatre and Jackie’s Catering Tent where one and all can

come to share a hearty meal.

We are deeply appreciative of all the support we receive both from the national funding agencies, local

funders, sponsors, patrons and from the public, who support us and enjoy the Festival as volunteers, friends

and audiences. It comes but once a year and offers so many opportunities for new adventures, wonderful

encounters and magical moments. Join us in the many venues around town and be a part of it.

From the Festival team

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www.junctionfestival.com/blog

Shop window competition

Clonmel Chamber of Commerce will be running a

shop window competition on the theme of

Our Town, Our Place, Our Festival from June 18th.

What’s your favourite Show?

We want to know which is your favourite festival show? Vote on line or at any one of the festival venues

or cafes in support of the show you think is the best in one of following catagories:

• Best theatre show

• Best concert

• Best street performance/free event

Sponsored by The Association of Clonmel Traders. Local potter Doirin Saurus has been commissioned to make special prizes.

CHECK OUT OUR MULTIPLE TICKET OFFERS

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— M A K E A N I G H T O F I T —

— M A K E A W E E K O F I T —

— M A K E A F E A S T O F I T —

CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + THEATRE

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Bear Trap (UK) presents Bound By Jesse Britton

Bound is a thrilling tale told with imagination and song that will live in your memory long after the lights

go down.

The threat of bankruptcy forces this incongruous crew out to sea in treacherous weather conditions.

Not only do they have to battle the relentless storm, they must also battle each others egos.

Their lives are not the only thing they could lose.

Why we picked the show:

We saw Bound in Edinburgh last year and were captivated by this gripping adventure, told with

enthusiasm and energy. The sea shanties sung in four part harmony are the icing on the cake.

If you loved Tom Crean Antarctic Explorer back in 2004, you will love this!

“Bursting with fresh talent” The Times

“An emotional storm” The Telegraph

Winner Fringe First in Edinburgh

Date Fri 1st & Sat 2nd July @ 8pm, Sun 3rd July @@9pm

Venue Junction Theatre @ Chadwicks

Tickets €16 (Concs €12), Family Tickets €49

Barabbas Theatre Company in association with Clonmel Junction Festival presents

City of Clowns With Raymond Keane, Directed by Maria Fleming

A clown show with a difference - A clown story like no other

In a warehouse full of empty boxes emerges Fibril the clown. On seeing the audience he is confused

and frightened. But slowly he warms to his audience and grows mischievous. But Fibril’s new found

contentment is short lived as he realises he must earn his place in the City of Clowns.

Barabbas Theatre Company have been one of Ireland’s most important independent theatre companies

for over twenty years. Don’t miss this magnificent and magical collaboration between Barabbas and

members of the local community who populate the City of Clowns.


We saw City of Clowns as a work in progress last autumn and fell in love with Raymond Keane’s

endearing clown Fibril. We were also captivated by the magic of the city of clowns.

An amazing family show.

Date Sun 3rd July, Mon 4th July & Tues 5th July @ 7pm, Wed 6th July @ 9pm


Tickets €16 (Concs€12), Family Tickets €49


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BE A PART OF IT

Discover your inner clown:

We are looking for 50 local

performers to take part in ‘City of

Clowns’ show, so if you have ever

dreamed of being on stage, here

is your chance! Try one of our free

taster workshops and discover

your own unique clown. Register

by text @ 086 2619366 or email

[email protected] and if

you enjoy it, you can choose to be

in the show!

— MAKE A WEEK OF IT —

ANY 3 SHOWS DURING THE WEEK, SAVE €9


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Rannel Theatre Company (UK) presents Flhip Flhop

Classic comedy routines updated for the hip hop age with witty repartee, slapstick comedy,

laughter, breakdance, beatbox and Dj’ing… All creating a turbo charged comedy for all!

Two painters are doing a job in a friend’s flat. Acting more like Laurel and Hardy than two

decorators, things go horribly wrong when they try to outdo each other with their moves.

Throw into the mix an utterly brilliant police chase acted out to increasingly ludicrous

sound effects and you get a really manic show suitable for all the family.

“Wonderfully fresh and fine comic actors… superb funky moves and breaking…

A comedic gem.” The Scotsman

“An hour of genuinely breathtaking physical comic theatre. This is a laugh-out-loud funny

show, skilfully executed with razor sharp timing and intrinsic hip hop skills.” The List


Another hit show from Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Flhip Flhop is snappy, slick, funny and

wonderfully performed. Think Laurel and Hardy meets Led Zeppelin, or The Marx Brothers

with beat box grooves and flipped baseball caps.

Date Thurs 7th July @ 9pm, Fri 8th & Sat 9th July @ 7pm



The Theatre Project presents

The Blonde, The Brunette and the Vengeful RedheadDirected by Breege Brennan

Rhonda is 43, happily married and settled into family life in the quiet suburban neighbourhood of

anytown… until Graham walks out on her and is seen with a “gorgeous blonde”. Lynette, the well-meaning

next door neighbour urges Rhonda to confront the woman and that’s when things begin to spiral out

of control…

Misinformation, mistaken identity, lies and half truths lead to a series of unexpected events, some comic,

some tragic. A story in which friends and strangers are drawn together, and relationships are torn apart.

“It is a wonderful piece of writing…we are constantly blindsided and misdirected by a very clever script

and characters so real they are often hilarious and truly frightening… you shouldn’t miss it…”

Sunday Mail, Adelaide

“A fascinating play, Hewett’s script is ingeniously written.” Cincinnati Citybeat


A great scenario for a fun piece of theatre and what a great name for a play?

Think Desperate Housewives on the Coleville Road!

Date Tues 5th – Thurs 7th July @ 8pm

Venue The White Memorial Theatre



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— MAKE A FEAST OF IT —



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Bunk Puppets (Canada) presents Sticks, Stones and Broken Bones

Canadian puppeteer Jeff Achtem’s show is one of a kind. His effortless transformation of bits and bobs,

balloons and borrowed shoes into surreal shadow puppets is mesmerizing. His imagination is a wonder,

bedazzling the audience with flying chickens, brain transplants and sneaky ninjas!

“Something really exceptional. His imagination is glorious…you can’t help but be captivated”.

Advertiser, Adelaide ****

“He’s a master of the art. He’ll leave you wanting more” Glam, Adelaide

“The laughs began within seconds of the show starting… a truly captivating performance”

Independent Weekly, Adelaide


Jeff Achtem’s creativity and charm are just amazing. The Festival Director loved every minute of this

unusual and wonderful show. Don’t miss it!

Winner of Edinburgh Prize

Date Wed 6th – Thur 7th July @ 3pm and 7pm


Tickets 3pm: all tickets €8

7pm: €16 (Conc€12), Family Tickets €49

(please note the 3pm performance is a children’s performance)

Anu Artistic Company (Iran) presents Trio Directed by Ahmad Kache Chian Supported by The Iranian Dramatic Arts Centre

A moving story of three courageous young Iranian women and

the boundaries they have learned to live with. Boundaries which

are self-imposed, enforced by peer groups, society, or the

state. Haunting images abound in a performance bristling with

tension that holds the audience in perfect stillness.


The Festival Director’s visit to Tehran was a profoundly moving

experience. He felt that this show captured some of the

country’s extraordinary contradictions; creativity, censorship,

enthusiasm, despair, energy and lethargy.

Date Fri 8th & Sat 9th July @ 9pm


Tickets €12

Cheery Wild Productions in association with Clonmel Junction Festival present

Love All Directed by Donal Gallagher

From the Wimbledon finals to the hangman’s noose, this is the true and terrible tale of Irish

sporting legend Vere St. Ledger Gould. A whopping great hangover kept him from the

Wimbledon prize, but a head in a hat box almost sent him to the gallows…

The electrifying new theatre company ‘Cheery Wild’, have

starched their whites, re-stretched their racquets and are ready

to serve a virtuoso volley of Victorian melodrama. And if you’re

lucky you might even get strawberries and cream…


Similar to One Small Step which played in Clonmel Junction

Festival 2009, Love All is a madcap comedy sure to leave you

astounded by our forgotten sporting hero. It’s sure be to be a hit!

Date Sat 2nd – Mon 4th & Thur 7th – Sat 9th July @ 8.15pm

Venue The Emerging Artists Theatre Space @ Russell Court

Tickets €12


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— MAKE A NIGHT OF IT —

2 SHOWS ON THE SAME NIGHT, SAVE @€5

Iris Park Productions presents

I am a Man Written & directed by Iris Park

The checkout operator, unnoticed, invisible, scans — Beep

— Beep — Beep — butter, bread, bananas, transform into

barcodes, your choices noted and numbered. — Beep — Beep

— Beep — The checkout operator, unnoticed, invisible, looks up,

smiles – you pack your bags. Looks up, smiles – you take out

your card. Looks up, smiles – you leave.

Ever wondered what the check out girl is thinking as she scans

your groceries? I am a Man by Dublin playwright Iris Park gives

us a glimpse of what she might be thinking…


Daydreams, fantasies, we all have them….. But what is the shop

girl dreaming about? I am a Man gives us an insight into this

world and it might just change the way you shop!

Date Sun 3rd July @ 6.30pm, Mon 4th – Wed 6th @ 7.30pm

Venue Superquinn check out (limited capacity)

Tickets €12

Entre Les Mots in association with Clonmel Junction Festival present

MaDam Directed by Eleonor Nicolas

Playing is easy for children. But where does it all go when you

grow up and it all gets so very serious? Too much time spent

thinking, worrying and fretting! Too little time playing! MaDam

is the story of four women who decide to do something

about it, to connect their heads back onto their bodies and to

remember how to play.


In 2010 Eleonore Nicolas brought her adorable production

of A Spoonful of Silence to Clonmel Junction Festival.

This year she is back with a new show which promises to be

quirky and playful.

Date Tues 5th – Fri 8th July @ 10pm

Venue The Emerging Artists Theatre Space @ Russell Court

Tickets €12

CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + EMERGING ARTISTS

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CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + CHORAL CONCERTS

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Choral concert and performance project

Following on last year’s very popular choral project, Clonmel Junction Festival is

pleased to present a classical choir project led by Austrian conductor

Elisabeth Attl. The project will culminate in two performances - a public Mass

and an Austrian Music Evening with highlights from the opera.

Festival Choir Choral Concert With special guest Kelly Lonergan

Saturday 9th July @ 8pm | Old St-Mary’s Church

Tickets: € 16 (Conc € 12), Family Ticket €49

The Festival Choir Choral Concert Choral Concert will present a selection of

music traditionally sung in Austria: Austrian jodlers and canons in 3 part harmony

and other acappella songs of Mozart and Mendelssohn. There will also be a

selection of pieces from the young Austrian choral composer Wolfgang Sauseng.

Favourites from operas such as Carmen and the Marriage of Figaro and

numbers from musical theatre will complement the evening, with a special guest

appearance by Clonmel-born singer, Kelly Lonergan.

Festival Choral Mass

Sunday July 3rd @12noon | St Mary’s Church, Irishtown | Admission Free

The Festival Choir will be preparing a selection of Austrian choral music and

excerpts from Schubert’s German Mass for this special Festival Mass in the St

Mary’s Church in Irishtown.

Be part of it. Be in the choir!

If you are a singer and would like to take part in this project, it may not be too late

yet: rehearsals start on Thursday 23rd June and will continue almost daily from

7pm to 9pm. Some daytime coaching may be available for interested participants.

Children are also welcome. There is a registration fee of € 25 per person. For more

details, go to : www.junctionfestival.com/arts projects/choral

Guest Conductor

Clonmel Junction Festival are delighted to welcome Elisabeth Attl to Clonmel

to lead this years choral project. Elisabeth received her musical education in her

hometown of Vienna. In 1995 she took up conducting. She studied with James

Moore in the US, Michael Gielen in Salzburg and Leopold Hager in Vienna. In 1998

Elisabeth was engaged as assistant conductor at the Vienna Volksoper, where she

made her debut with Le Nozze Di Figaro. Since 2003, she has regularly conducted

there, becoming staff conductor and building up a broad repertoire of operas,

ballets and musical theatre.


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Cafés Carte Blanche III: The Soul SalonsThis year’s Cafés Carte Blanche have a strong community link as they aim

to strengthen people’s resilience and belief in their ability to improve and

change their lives. Hence the Soul Salons: places to go to pamper and discover

yourself in the company of others, share skills, pick up new knowledge, explore

unchartered territories and discuss new areas. Here is the opportunity to have

exciting experiences and uncover new talents that you never knew you had,

new ideas you never knew existed. And all for free!

Start out at the Common Thread Café, the Festival’s year round

community Café on Parnell Street, where you can get further details on the

Cafés Carte Blanche daily programmes and meet some of the visiting artists.

Go on, be daring! Give it a go: discover a whole new world close to home…

OPENING HOURS: Fri 1st July: 4-6pm/ Sat 2nd to Sat 9th July: 11-6pm (except Sun: 2-6pm)

At time of going to print, the location of the Café venues was not finally

confirmed. For more detail and specific timetables, go to the Cafés’ page on

the Junction website: www.junctionfestival.com/cafescarteblanche or check

out the Cafés’ Facebook page.

Solar Café With the Art Hive artists’ collective

Art Hive will create a hot art space which echoes the upbeat feeling generated

by the heat of the summer sun on your face: Pure gold... Yellow will be

strongly featured in the space with its association with laughter, happiness,

self-knowledge, creativity and good times. Art Hive’s Solar Space will offer a

range of drop-in and structured creative workshops for the public, using a wide

range of creative processes such as clay sculptures, theatrical installations,

suspended multiple artworks, wall-based painting, print techniques, textiles

and experiential art where the viewer becomes an active part of the artwork.

Dream City With Jeffrey Gormly

Dreams are a trapdoor for the mind into a parallel universe of fantastic

adventure and hidden knowledge. Through this portal,all kinds of inspirational

ideas and strange intuitions leak into our waking lives, providing us all with

the power, strength and creativity to move on, make change, and follow our

hearts’ desire. During a visit to Dream City you may become drawn into

activity that translates the bizarre logic of dream into art, or be inspired

by the dream journeys of others. The menu features beautiful music, social

dreaming get-togethers, free association, and lots of nooks and crannies

where you can catch up on your own dreamtime.




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Sound Lab With Maurice Caplice and associates

Artist Maurice Caplice will be setting up The Sound Lab where he will be

joined by guest artists and musicians who will be rethinking ways of hearing

and seeing sound.

Sound Art is a rich area of contemporary art making; a place where

sound is just another tool in the artists bag of tricks, to be used towards an

idea and not the other way round. So whether you are a musician, a DJ, a

sound engineer, an artist in search of a new discipline, or just an interested

visitor, come explore the exciting world of sound art in all its forms. Bring

your instruments, your voice,an old tin can or a motorized fan; the limits to

noise are endless.

Storyhouse With Nina Tanis and Fiona Dowling

Stories foster empathy and assist in understanding our own cultural heritage

as well as that of others’. In our technological age, modern storytelling is an

invaluable tool using the simple power of the human voice to teach, comfort,

and entertain.

In Storyhouse, you are invited to practice and partake in creative

storytelling, workshops, games, and activities with a twist, that will help you

find a personal style and become more comfortable with your ability to tell

stories, practice new ones or sharpen old ones. Or you can simply drop by for

a cuppa and watch and listen.

Suir River Café With Lyn Mather, Landscape Interface Studio & South Tipp County Heritage Office

Suir River Café welcomes you to explore the watery world of the Suir, as

we travel with it on its journey’s past, present and future. Navigate your

way through our artistic installations, multimedia creations and community

mapping, where your ideas and thoughts on the river and how we can

integrate the river into our communities and our lives will be explored.

We hope to rekindle a connection with the river that has shaped not only

the landscape but also our town and our past livelihoods. The Café will be

a space to reflect and contemplate memories and create a shared vision of

how we can help the river flow into the future. Come and be inspired! Your

river needs you!





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Breakbox Café Banxy

Hip-Hop/Breaking and B’boy & B’girl workshops will form part of the Café, where we will work with local

dancers and the community with a crash course in the original foundation of breakin’. All workshops offer

participants the chance to learn new and challenging moves, explore their own creativity and engage

positively with others whilst learning in a fun and safe environment.

Workshops/classes from aged 5+ will be individually tailored to meet the needs and experience levels

of each group. Opportunities for showcase performances for a wide range of groups and participants –

from amateur to proficient and guest slots by Matt Bailey and Joey D. of Rannel, Theatre Company (pg 6)

will be included.

Dancing in the Streets @ Showgrounds Shopping Centre12pm - 2pm: Breakbox Crew Demo

Showcase performance of the Breakbox participants

2pm-5pm: Street Dance Competition

With cash prizes and the Clonmel Junction Festival Dancing in the Streets Trophy on offer, we

are expecting entries for this open street dance competition from all over Ireland. Enjoy an

afternoon of Hip Hop, break dance and free style on a large stage with booming PA.

Hot Food Stands & Craft Exhibition (11am – 5pm)

Between the dances, grab a kangaroo burger or peruse a selection of local handcrafts in the

mall at Showgrounds Shopping Centre

Trainee SchemeIn conjunction with the Cafés project, we are running a part-time trainee programme for people

interested in picking up specific skills in the designated areas of specialty. For more info on the trainee

scheme, go to website or call into the Common Thread Café for an application form.

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Bound

City of Clowns

Flhip Flhop

Mise

Sticks, Stones

and Broken Bones

The Blonde, the Brunette

and the Vengeful Redhead

I am a Man

Love All

MaDam

Trio

Stone Soup

Saber Tooth Tigers

Frozen in Time

Festival Finale

Royseven – All Ages Gig

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Time Company Venue Duration Audience Page

F R I D A Y 1 S T J U L Y 13:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1820:00 Bound Chadwicks 60 10+ 420:30 Fight Like Apes plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2323:00 DJ Rachel Hearns - 18+ 18

S A T U R D A Y 2 N D J U L Y 13:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1820:00 Bound Chadwicks 60 10+ 420:30 Love All Russell Court 70 12+ 920:30 Jack L plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2321:30 The Waheys Mulcahy’s - 18+ 1823:00 DJ Rachel Hearns - 18+ 18

S U N D A Y 3 R D J U L Y 12:00 Choral Mass @ St. Mary’s Church Irishtown - All Ages 1418:30 I am a Man Superquinn 45 15+ 919:00 City of Clowns Chadwicks 60 All Ages 520:30 Love All Russell Court 70 12+ 920:30 Gemma Hayes plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2321:00 Bound Chadwicks 60 10+ 423:00 DJ Rachel Hearns - 18+ 18

M O N D A Y 4 T H J U L Y 13:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1815:00 Stone Soup Chadwicks 60 5+ 2019:00 City of Clowns Chadwicks 60 All Ages 519:30 I am a Man Superquinn 45 15+ 920:30 Love All Russell Court 70 12+ 920:30 Colm O’Regan O’Keeffes - 18+ 2221:30 Ryan Brothers Bakers - 18+ 1823:00 DJ Rachel Hearns - 18+ 18 T U E S D A Y 5 T H J U L Y 12:00 Stone Soup Chadwicks 60 5+ 2013:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1815:00 Sabre Tooth Tigers Frozen in Time Chadwicks 55 All Ages 2119:00 City of Clowns Chadwicks 60 All Ages 519:30 I am a Man Superquinn 45 15+ 920:00 The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead White Memorial 140 12+ 720:30 Future Sounds O’Keeffes - 18+ 2421:00 Constelaciones Raheen House - 18+ 2622:00 Madam Russell Court 60 15+ 1023:00 DJ Rachel plus guests Hearns - 18+ 18 W E D N E S D A Y 6 T H J U L Y 13:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1814:00 Royseven – All Ages Gig O’Keeffes - 12+ 2415:00 Sticks, Stones and Broken Bones Chadwicks 60 All Ages 819:00 Sticks, Stones and Broken Bones Chadwicks 60 All Ages 819:30 I am a Man Superquinn 45 15+ 920:00 The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead White Memorial 140 12+ 721:00 City of Clowns Chadwicks 60 All Ages 521:00 Breathe Owl Breathe and Little Wings Raheen House - 18+ 2622:00 Royseven plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2422:00 Madam Russell Court 60 15+ 1023:00 DJ Rachel plus guests Hearns - 18+ 18

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Time Company Venue Duration Audience Page

T H U R S D A Y 7 T H J U L Y 13:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1815:00 Sticks, Stones and Broken Bones Chadwicks 60 All Ages 819:00 Sticks, Stones and Broken Bones Chadwicks 60 All Ages 820:00 The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead White Memorial 140 12+ 720:30 Love All Russell Court 70 12+ 920:30 Jamie Lawson plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2521:00 Flhip Flhop Chadwicks 60 10+ 622:00 Madam Russell Court 60 15+ 1021:00 H’Sao Mulcahy’s - 18+ 2723:00 DJ Rachel plus guests Hearns - 18+ 18

F R I D A Y 8 T H J U L Y 12:00 Mise, Scéal Cailín Chadwicks 50 5+ 2113:15 Under the Arches Main guard 20 All Ages 1815:00 Mise, Scéal Cailín Chadwicks 50 5+ 2119:00 Flhip Flhop Chadwicks 60 10+ 620:30 Love All Russell Court 70 12+ 920:30 Declan O’Rourke plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2521:00 Trio Chadwicks 60 15+ 1022:00 Madam Russell Court 60 15+ 1021:00 La Zikabilo Mulcahy’s - 18+ 2723:00 DJ Rachel plus guests Hearns - 18+ 18

S A T U R D A Y 9 T H J U L Y 11:00 Music @ Farmers Market Clonmel Farmers Market 120 All Ages 1911:00 Family Fun Day Various Locations - All Ages 1919:00 Flhip Flhop Chadwicks 60 10+ 620:00 Festival Choir Concert Old St. Mary’s 120 All Ages 1420:30 Love All Russell Court 70 12+ 920:30 The Nualas O’Keeffes 90 18+ 2220:30 Bipolar Empire plus support O’Keeffes - 18+ 2521:00 Trio Chadwicks 60 15+ 1021:30 Super Soul Machine and Ruairi de Leaster Mulcahy’s 120 18+ 1823:00 DJ Rachel plus guests Hearns - 18+ 18

S U N D A Y 1 0 T H J U L Y 15:30 Finale Concert Raheen House 180 All Ages 18

Festival Finalé A regular fixture of the Festival since it was

started in 2001, the Festival Finalé celebrates

the end of another year by bringing together a

selection of the visiting bands with some surprise

collaborations. Enjoy the music, a late lunch,

afternoon tea or early supper and reminisce

about your favourite events of the week in the

beautiful surroundings of Raheen House.

Date Sun 10th July @ 4pm

Venue Raheen House Hotel

Tickets €10 (Concs €5) Family Tickets €25

Festival Club New York DJ Rachel returns with her Macbook full

to bursting with a selection of sumptuous sounds

from around the world. You might also be lucky

and catch a short acoustic set with one of the

visiting bands.

Date Fri 1st – Sat 9th July from 11pm

Venue Town Hall Bar, Hearn’s Hotel

Tickets €5

Under the Arches Take a break from your busy working week and

wander up to Main Guard each weekday during

the Festival to catch excerpts from some of the

plays or a few tunes from the visiting bands.

Date Weekdays @ 1.15 – 1.45pm

Venue The Main Guard

Tickets Free

Ruairi de Leaster & Super Soul Machine A double bill of two of the most exciting local

acts. Ruairi de Leaster was the overall winner of

2011 Tipp’s Got Talent and will be just returning

from his London debut where he is supporting

Foy Vance. Super Soul Machine is a new outfit, a

phoenix like rebirth of the musicians from Strange

Brew. This racy local double-bill should make for a

great night in Mulcahy’s as the 2011 festival draws

to a close.

Date Sat 9th July from 9.30pm

Venue Brewery Bar @ Mulcahy’s

Tickets Free

The Waheys The Waheys are a five piece covers band who

have played extensively throughout Munster.

They have been together for the last three years,

working hard to build up their reputation as one

of the most fun and entertaining acts on the

scene. Be sure to check them out for a once in a

lifetime experience. Wahey!

Date Sat 2nd July from 9.30pm

Venue Brewery Bar @ Mulcahy’s

Tickets Free

Ryan Brothers Get the festival week off to a good start with a

visit to the weekly Trad session in Bakers Bar. The

Ryan Brothers and friends will be putting on a

bit extra for the festival and we hope some of the

visiting artists will be inspired to join in.

Date Mon 4th July 9.30pm admission free

Venue Bakers Bar

Tickets Free

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Clonmel Farmers Market @ St Peter and Pauls Primary School 11am - 1pm: Live music

Street Dance Competition @ Showground Shopping Centre 12-5pm (see page 14)

Under the Arches @ The Main Guard12pm: H’Sao African Drum and Dance

One of this year’s visiting resident festival bands, H’Sao, from

Chad, will do a public outdoor drum and dance workshop for

adults and children.

12.45pm: Broken Glass on Broadway

Local rock band Broken Glass on Broadway make their Festival

debut with a set of their high energy pop punctuated with

infectious hooks and memorable melodies.

2pm: The Fanzini Brothers present Cannonball Circus

Guido and Ronaldo Fanzini promise a show with no expense

spared and no concern for personal safety! They guarantee an

amazing variety act; dancing ladies, a motorbike of death, the

flying trapeze, and the world famous Moroccan Chicken Thrower.

3pm: Babcock and Bobbins

Fire juggling, giraffe unicycle, and acrobatics abound in this all

round street circus performance which has been entertaining

audiences around Ireland for many years.

4pm: Croi Glan Integrated Dance Company in collaboration with Equinox

Theatre present IN MY BODY ARE THESE ISLANDS.

Croi Glan, Ireland’s leading integrated dance company, who

performed in Junction Theatre in 2009, return with this new work

which explores the theme of local landscape, the stories and

associations we all have about the place that we are from.

Four Croi Glan dancers will be performing In My Body Are These

Islands, with 4 members of Callan’s KCAT Equinox Theatre.

The piece is a site specific work created in response

to and for The Main Guard.

This project has been supported by the Arts Council and the Firkin Crane, Cork

Mick Delahunty Square2.30pm: H’Sao African Drum & Dance

3.15pm: The Fanzini Brothers present

Cannonball Circus

4.15pm: Babcock and Bobbins

5.30pm–7pm: La Zikabilo Fanfare & Banna

Chluain Meala

French Cuban band La Zikabilo take

to the street with their french style

Fanfare to entertain the audiences

as they assemble. Banna Chluain

Meala will give a special Festival

performance on the occasion of their

40th Anniversary, which will include

concert pieces and a rousing finale

from the marching band.

FAMILY FUN SATURDAY – 9TH JULYVarious locations around ClonmelA fun day for all the family on the streets of Clonmel with street entertainment, music and surprises

galore at selected locations around the town throughout the day. The day ends with a free gala concert

from Banna Chluain Meala as part of their 40th Anniversary celebrations. So take in an exhibition or two

(see page 28), visit one of the many Festival Cafés on their final day (see page 11-13) and enjoy a Festival

atmosphere in a day long celebration of Our Town.


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CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME

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Puca Puppets (Ireland) presents

Stone Soup

Deep in the worst winter of their history, starving villagers are

surprised by the arrival of a mysterious stranger. How has she

crossed the snow-blocked mountain passes? How can they feed

her when they struggle to feed themselves? Doors are slammed

in her face, but a young boy helps her tease the community into

making and sharing her very special Stone Soup.


Puca Puppets appeared at the very first Clonmel Junction

Festival with Mary Mary’s Last Dance. We are delighted to have

them back with this enchanting and inventive show.

Date Mon 4th July @ 3pm, Tues 5th July @ 12noon


Tickets €8

For children aged 5-10 years or a family audience.

Playlounge: “If you go

down to the woods, today…”

The hugely popular Playlounge

Space returns this summer by

popular demand.

The giant tree, with its inviting

nooks and crannies, its host of

insects and forest creatures, will

awaken after a long winter of

hibernation.

Children can roam freely amongst

toadstools and stuffed creatures,

relax between beanbags or explore

the hideout while parents relax and

enjoy a delicious cup of coffee or

hot chocolate in this unique family

friendly social space.

The Playlounge project was

designed by a team of enthusiastic

makers, seamstresses, and aspiring

and emerging artists who in 2010

worked together as a creative team

under the watchful eye of Brigid

Teehan, a Clonmel based multi-

media and community artist in

tandem with Participation Director

Theresia Guschlbauer.



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Branar Theatre (Ireland) presents

Mise, Scéal Cailín

This is the story of a little girl that can’t sleep and a

cloud that won’t leave her.

With beautiful puppetry, live music and animation,

Branar tells the story of the night the girl couldn’t

get to sleep and the adventure she had trying.


Branar’s adorable little girl in Mise learns one of

the hard lessons of life in this charming show

which we are excited to be bringing to Clonmel.

The live music and delicate movement of the little

girl puppet adds to the wonder filled experience.

Date Fri 8th July @ 12noon & 3pm


Tickets €8

For children aged 5-10 years or a family audience.

Mise, Scéal Cailín is supported by the Arts Council and is produced in association with Draíocht. For this show Branar had the pleasure of workingwith Espen Dekko of Dekkoart Theatre Norway as artistic consultant.

Breathe Owl Breathe and Friends present

SABRE TOOTH TIGERS FROZEN IN TIME

Drizzly sprinklers, sparkling sunsets, and a big bad train wreck.

Dancing sabre tooth tigers with walkie talkies trapped in

glaciers. So many wonders to explore…! Join our travelling

band of US folk musicians on a journey of discovery and song.

An interactive magical fairytale world full of fun stories and

fantastic fantasy. A truly beguiling show for kids of all ages

complete with a Mexican wave…


Two years ago we introduced the kid’s gig in our programme

and it’s been a great success. These fun loving American folk

musicians are brilliant at the kids’ gig and have promised us an

afternoon of laughter and participation.

Date Tues 5th July @ 3pm


Tickets €8

Chadwick’s Mural

Following the theme of Our

Town, Our Place, Our Festival,

CJF arts worker Catherine

Starling devised and facilitated

the design by local youths of

the mural on the front hoarding

at Chadwicks which adds a

strong new feature to the local

streetscape.

Sticks, Stones and Broken BonesChildren’s performance

Date Wed 6th-Thur 7th July@@ 3pm

Tickets Junction theatre @ Chadwicks

Tickets €8

See page 8 for full details

CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + COMEDY

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The Nualas: Older, Wiser, Heftier

Take That, Take That – The Nualas can do a

reunion too! 3 divorces, 6 children and 200 botox

injections later they’re back. Described as a witty

antidote to the po-faced and cadaverous Corrs,

The Nualas are new, improved, yet somehow

exactly the same (a bit like your favorite washing

powder). Find out what Nuala, Nuala and

Nuala have been up to - How they’ve coped

with the celebrity negativity equity, the radical

episiotomies and the changes in showbiz culture

since they last trod the boards.

“The Nualas re-launched in Dublin’s Vicar on

March 25th – to an instantaneous standing ovation.

Phenomenally funny.” The Herald, Scotland

“Dripping kooky, faux glamour, they will win

you over with their nutty lyrics, zany tunes and

endearingly silly dresses.They had a capacity

crowd eating out of their hands.”

The Evening Standard, London.

Date Sat 9th July (doors 8.30pm)

Venue Bar 4 @ O’Keeffes

Tickets €12

Colm O’ReganDislike!!! A Facebook Guide to the Recession

Colm O’Regan pokes the profile of our greatest

economic disaster to try and explain where it all

went wrong. Along the way, you’ll see what Ann

and Barry can teach us about the bank guarantee,

the real reason why Rapunzel’s house has no

stairs and what to do if a billionaire developer

tries to sue you for defamation.

Colm O’Regan is a rising star in the stand up

circuit. He has made people laugh all over the

world including the Montreal Just for Laughs,

Electric Picnic, Kilkenomics and Cat Laughs.

This smart and very funny show was the sell

out smash hit of the Cat Laughs Comedy Festival

this year.

Date Mon 4th July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €12



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Fight Like ApesSupport Superblondes

Fight Like Apes unleashed their 2nd album ‘The

Body Of Christ And The Legs Of Tina Turner’ in

2010 when the album caused a furore, charting

at # 1 in the digital. The Dublin alt-rockers

have already garnered a reputation for their

raucous on stage antics and quirky track titles.

A barnstorming set at Electric Picnic last year

confirmed this is Ireland’s no.1 live indie band.

“This is a quirky blend of tender indie-pop and

jangly mayhem…dominated by May Kay’s wailing

Debbie Harry-ish vocals steering the band

through familiar off beat terrain.”

The Sunday Times

Date Fri 1st July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €16

Jack LPlus Support

Jack L with his band makes a long awaited return

to Clonmel when he plays at the Festival on

Saturday 2nd of July. Be prepared to fall under

Lukeman’s spell.

“He can caress a song….his full power and range is

the musical equivalent of being caught in the eye

of the storm” . The Sunday Times

Datee Sat 2nd July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €16

Gemma HayesSupport dREA.

Tipperary’s Gemma Hayes has

long established herself as one

of Ireland’s top musical talents.

Gemma plays songs from her

recently released much anticipated

fourth studio album. The album is

a collaboration with producer

David Odlum, and features Paul

Noonan of Bell X1 and Ann Scott,

among others.

Over the years, Gemma’s songs

have appeared in countless TV

programmes and films - from Grey’s

Anatomy to One Tree Hill.

Date Sun 3rd July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €16


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Future Sounds A joint headline gig of

John Smith and

Crow Black Chickens.

Plus Support

Crow Black Chicken

This 3 piece Blues/Rock band

have been playing together since

early 2009 and have just released

their debut EP Organic Part I. They

have had an amazing 2011 winning

Best Band at Tipp’s Got Talent and

winning a national competition to

represent Ireland at Glastonbury.

This is blues at its very best.

John Smith

A dazzling and inventive guitarist,

with lightning-fast fingerpicking

and jaw-dropping, unconventional

percussive techniques, this Essex

born songster shot to prominence

this year with an amazing

performance on Other Voices.

Date Tue 5th July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €8

Royseven Plus Support by The Codes

Sell-out tours, Top 10 hit singles, a Top 20 album;

a Meteor Award and the Other Voices Viewers

Choice Award are just some of the campaign

highlights for Royseven’s debut album in Ireland.

Round two: it’s time for Royseven to resume

the good fight. “We Should Be Lovers”, the 2nd

single taken from their hit new album (“You Say,

We Say”), was at the Number 1 in the Irish Charts

for several weeks. This is a triumphant return not

to be missed.

The Codes are one of Ireland’s top emerging

bands. Their debut album Trees Dream In Algebra

was the winner of Best Album 2009 in Phantom

FM annual awards, is featured in Hotpress

magazine’s top 200 Irish albums of all time. Their

soaring, anthemic music combines the best of

Muse and U2 with a sprinkling of Radiohead.

Date Wed 6th July (doors 8.30pm)

Venue Main Bar, O’Keeffes

Tickets €16

ALL AGES GIG:Doors 2pm Support at 2:15pm €10


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Jamie LawsonPlus Support

The album ‘Wasn’t Expecting

That’ has received an unbelievable

response from Lawson’s Irish fan

base since its release in April. Jamie

has travelled far this year. He started

out living in a caravan overlooking

the sea in Cornwall before being

discovered by the Ian Dempsey

Breakfast Show. What followed

was a meteoric rise with acclaimed

appearances on the Late Late Show,

and finally a No.1 Irish single and a

sell out show at Vicar Street in May.

Jamie brings his full band to Clonmel

for what has the potential to be one

of those “Dandelion Market” gigs.

Date Thurs 7th July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €16

Declan O’RourkePlus Support

Following a couple of years shaping a new batch of songs,

Declan O’ Rourke returns with his full band, performing his

just released third studio album, “Mag Pai Zai”. Not only is the

record another intriguing stage in his creative life, it is also a

collection of his best songs to date. The new album has caught

the imagination of both critics and the public at large. It’s a

great time to see the artist on a critical and commercial peak.

Date Fri 8th July (doors 8.30pm)


Tickets €20

Bipolar Empire

Following their album release in April, their fast-growing army of supporters and the

critics are in agreement - 2011 promises to be a massive year for Bipolar Empire.

“U2 gain some young stadium rivals: Witnessing Bipolar Empire at close quarters

performing live on the set of the video shoot for the title track of their debut...

yours truly was reminded of the unbridled passion, energy and dynamism of ‘80s

rock that is so often missing in these days of introspective indie… This is music with

a big heart. It deserves a big audience.” Hot Press Magazine

Date Sat 9th July (doors 9pm)


Tickets Free



CLONMEL JUNCTION FESTIVAL + WORLD MUSIC

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Constelaciones No Support

An evening of Flamenco with Mary Lambourne and her band

Constelaciones is an evening of exquisite music from one of Barcelona’s most

exciting young flamenco singers. The show takes as its starting point the roots

of traditional Flamenco, Tangos, Alegrías and Soleá, fusing influences from

other styles and offering a repertoire tuned to the particular delight of Mary

Lambourne’s mesmerizing voice.

Joining Mary will be Mayte Beltrán, an extraordinary Flamenco dancer

from Almería (Spain). A fine example of her talent can be seen

in the latest film by Carlos Saura ‘Flamenco Flamenco’.


Listening to Mary Lambourne and her band in a cafe bar in

Barcelona was a mesmerizing experience. We are delighted

to be able to bring this magical moment to you, here in Clonmel!

Date Tues 5th July (doors 8.30pm, concert begins 9pm no support)


Tickets €16

Breathe Owl Breath Support Little Wings

An evening of American folk

Hailing from a Lincoln-log style cabin in the woods of East Jordan, Michigan, Breathe Owl Breathe have

been making intimate, delicate and captivating music since 2004. Although reminiscent of other log-

cabin indie folk contemporaries such as Bon Iver, Breathe Owl Breathe is a much more assuring musical

experience - uniquely blending stunning harmony and clever instrumentation with elements of story-

telling, humour, and composition. Breathe Owl Breathe demonstrate a deep musicality and craftsmanship

in their songs that are ephemerally simple and yet remarkably enduring, crossing genres and generations.

Little Wings’ music is haunting, understated, and deeply personal. Within the lyrics we hear the natural

world and the seasons, as if they have been woven in with the scenery in which the music was created -

be it the countryside of southern California or the pervasive, stubborn fog of San Francisco.


This is a wonderful opportunity to see two of the most sought after Indie Folk artists in the USA.

Their work manages to be both intensely real and yet infused with a dreamy whisp-like quality.

Date Wed 6th July (doors 8.30pm, Little Wings on stage 9pm)


Tickets €16

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H’Sao No Support

Drawing from gospel, traditional African music, including

their Chadian roots, H’Sao display clear soul, pop, and R&B

influences. All the members of this Montréal afro-pop group

are singer songwriters; elements of their various influences are

smoothly blended with African rhythms to create fresh songs

in a unique style. Masterful acapella singing sets them apart on

the vast soundscape of world music.


We just love this Chadian outfit for the love of life they put into

their performance. Revel in life with their soulful acapella songs,

traditional grooves and the high energy pop numbers.

Date Thurs 7th July (doors 9.00pm, concert begins 10pm sharp)

Venue Brewery Bar, Mulcahy’s

Tickets €16

La Zikabilo No Support

La Zikabilo are a French six piece band led by Cuban singer

and trumpeter Barbaro Teuntor Garcia, who joined the band

after having spent time touring with Afro Cuban All Stars, and

Buena Vista Social Club. This is a band that promises a night

to remember with its mixture of brass instruments, accordion,

percussion and silky vocals. A great live band, guaranteed to

get you dancing. Atmosphere muy caliente!


This promises to be a hot night in The Brewery Bar. Think

Bermudas, dancing shoes, and Mojitos! A real taste of the back

streets of Havana.

Date Fri 8th (doors 9.00pm, concert begins 10pm sharp)

Venue Brewery Bar, Mulcahy’s

Tickets €16




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Iridescence An Exhibition by Gerry O’Mahony

Gerry O’Mahony graduated from Limerick School

of Art and Design. He embarked on a period of

travelling that lasted for almost nine years. During

this time he lived for long periods in both Israel

and Malawi in South East Africa. His experiences

during this time – including encountering the

work of 19th century Calligrapher Mishkin Oalam

had a deep impact and changed his focus from

sculpture to Painting.

Gerry O’Mahony has work in private and public

collections nationally and internationally and has

exhibited work in Brussels, USA, Israel and the

Czech Republic and throughout Ireland.

Date July 2nd – August 5th 2011

Venue South Tipperary Arts Centre

Tickets Free

Banna Chluain Meala 40th Anniversary Celebrations 1971–2011

Banna Chluain Meala celebrates its 40th

Anniversary this year and a number of events are

planned to mark the occasion. A Photographic

and Memorabilia Exhibition, in association with

South Tipperary County Museum will be on display

at the Museum from June 4th to July 9th 2011.

See www.bcmyouthband.ie for further details.

Contact museum on 052 61 34552 or email

[email protected]

www.southtippcoco.ie/museum

Date June 4th – July 9th

Venue County Museum

Tickets Free

Collaborative Arts Symposium In collaboration with Create Ireland

Are you an artist or community group looking

for different ways to stretch yourself both

professionally and creatively?

Clonmel Junction Festival Participation

Programme in collaboration with Create Ireland is

holding a one-day Collaborative Arts Symposium

that will offer examples of collaborative arts

projects and professional development resources

that can make a positive impact in your area of

practice. Meet hands-on professionals who will

share their knowledge and expertise, promoting

a positive profile for collaborative arts and the

creation of new opportunities for making, learning

and networking.

10am–6pm: Symposium

7:00 pm Dinner at Junction Tent at Old Chadwicks

9:00 pm City of Clowns by Barrabas Theatre Company

Date Wednesday 6th July 2011

Venue County Museum

Tickets €35 for combined ticket Symposium, dinner

and performance.

@ €25 for Symposium + dinner



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Schools and Community Banner Project

Abbott proudly supports the Community Participation Programme

Our Golden Story With Miriam Robinson

Our Golden Story is the theme for the tenth year of the Festival’s Banner Project. This year we invited

participants from local schools and community groups to express what was special, unique and valuable

in their lives, their homes and the town community in which they lived.

The project process, which took place in April and May, explored the language of symbols and their

expressive power through both the Celtic and the Aboriginal Art traditions. The development of personal

symbols for each student was supported through a series of visual activities by employing a range of

drawing and art tools.

Throughout the process, participants engaged in both individual and group art activities and in the creation

of original banners which transform the town centre, in both a unique and deeply meaningful manner.

Participating schools: Powerstown N.S., Presentation Primary, St-Mary’s CBS, St-Oliver’s N.S., Lisronagh N.S.

Participating community groups: CYTE/Active retirement, NLN/Marian Court, Rehab Care, Bridgewater House.

Date June 15th–July 15th

Venue On display throughout Clonmel Town Centre

Brilliant BuntingWith Aishling Egan

This exciting textile art project ran over a three months period up to the Festival. Textile artist Aishling

Egan, a graduate of NCAD and specialist in embroidery, worked with over 40 volunteers from total

beginners to craft fanatics - who wished to learn new sewing skills or improve their current ones.

The inspiration for the bunting project is drawn from the rainbow, in all its shades, tones, gradients and

glory. Participants applied surface decoration to their flags by exploring a variety of sewing techniques

including embroidery, stitch, layering, appliqué expressing traditional skills in a contemporary way.

The project was a unique opportunity to create something for the community while meeting new people

and exchanging skills in the friendly relaxed atmosphere of the Common Thread Café. The bright and

brilliant bunting will be hung the length of Mitchell Street to celebrate Clonmel’s civic spirit during the

Festival. The bunting will also be kept as a resource to be used by other groups and organisations for

future occasions.

Date June 15th–July 15th

Venue On display throughout Clonmel Town Centre

Golden ApplesDennis Slizys Duggan Jewellers Binchy SolicitorsTivoli cardsPhil Carrolls SilverwoodMichael LeehyJay & Bill WhiteVisionIDTicketSolveLion PrintLittleSeal StudioCastle Stage HireSouth East ScaffoldingWard & Burke ConstructionGerry Lundberg PR

Friendly BeesArtisan Frames Bob Fitzgerald BerginsBrendan Daly Brian & Finola O’Sullivan Cartridge WorldCathy O’Reilly Hair Salon Collier Sheehan AccountantsClonmel Travel Curtains & BlindsDaly’s Bar Dowling’s Dr Martin ManseraghDr Molly OwensDr. Paud O’Regan Drs John & Rosaleen CareyEmporor Palace Ethel Reynolds EurotechFBD InsuranceFieldmasterFidelma Morris Gladstone Street SurgeryHR DirectHally & Sons LTDIgnite Business Solutions / JJ KillianJim & Kay Finn Jim Keating Lyons Takeaway McCarthy’s B&BMary St. Medical CentreMichael ClintonMoroney’s Footwear Mott MacDonaldMr. Bumbles Niamh’s RestaurantO’Gorman’s PharmacyO’Shee Murphy & CoO’Sullivan InsurancesO’Sullivan Motors Patricia PrendivilleQuirke’s PharmacySam Kingston Scott Ryan SolicitorsSinclair Property Speciality Ireland Tours Suirway ForkliftsThe Book Centre The Honey PotThe Narrow SpaceWestern House Medical CentreWestgate Antiques

FESTIVAL PATRONS FESTIVAL TEAM

Festival Director

Participation Director

General Manager

Participation Assistant

Admin Assistant

Artist Liaison

Production Manager

Box Office Manager

Front of House Manager

Cafés Co-ordinator

Participation Intern

Public Relations

Graphic Design

Printers

Website

Photographers

Health & Safety

Accountants

Runner

Production Assistant

Board of Directors

David Teevan

Theresia Guschlbauer

Nollaig Healy

Catherine Starling

Neal Shirran

Anissa Chabi

Colin Everitt

Chloe Teevan

Aoife Duffy

Katie Valova

Josie Lee

Gerry Lundberg

LittleSeal Studio

Lion Print

Stormweb

John KellyBerit AltisJonathan RyanBrian DowlingJustyna Kielbowicz

Europlan

Jim Gilligan & Co

Sliabh Wells

Slacks Ryan

Damien MartinClaudia WoolgarTracy McCormackFergal O’KeeffeBess HughesEleaner NoonanMichael MurphyAisling KilroyEddie Meeghan

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HOW TO BOOK

You can book tickets for Clonmel Junction Festival 2011 in the following ways:

ONLINE

www.junctionfestival.com/booktickets

BY PHONE FROM JUNE 18TH

11am - 6pm daily (except Sundays)

+353 (0)52 61 28521 / +353 (0)52 61 89315

IN PERSON FROM JUNE 18th

Clonmel Junction Festival Box Office

Market Place, Clonmel

Mon – Sat 11am – 6pm

DEALS

Make a Night of It - purchase tickets for 2 shows on the same night and save €5

Make a Week of It - purchase tickets for 3 shows and save €9

Make a Feast of It - purchase tickets for 5 show and save €20

(These deals are for full price tickets only, and do not include children’s shows.

Tickets for Declan O’Rourke and the Festival Finalé cannot be purchased as part of these deals.)

Concession tickets available for Senior Citizens, Students, Children (under 12) and the Unwaged.

€1 per ticket charge will be applicable to all credit card bookings.

Please make special needs or seating requirements known to us at time of booking.

No late entry to theatre shows.

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