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41st year of music festival at St Barrahane’s Church

WCP Staff July, 2023

St Barrahane’s Church Festival of Music, now in its 41st year, will hold its first summer concert at St. Barrahane’s Church, Castletownshend on Thursday, July 20 at 8pm with Anne-Marie Papin Labazordière on harp and Sokol Koka, cello, in a programme of Bellini, Saint-Saëns, Debussy, Bach and more. Anne-Marie Papin […]

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Director Joan Sheehy brings her beautifully crafted production of ‘In The Middle of the Fields’ to Ballydehob

WCP Staff July, 2023

It is 15 years since the first Fit-up Theatre Festival was launched in Kilcrohane in 2009 with a one woman play called ‘Smallone’. The actor who played that part to rave reviews and helped launch the hugely successful Fit-up festival was Joan Sheehy. This summer Joan is back in West […]

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July Sun Signs

Kate Arbon July, 2023

This month brings some more twists and turns. It could all feel a bit uncertain at times as new potentials crop up, seemingly from nowhere, and choices are not as clear-cut as we would hope. The last weeks of June brought lots of unexpected events and many things were rerouted […]

The Beauty Edit

Sherna Malone July, 2023

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Wear whatever you want

Louise O'Dwyer July, 2023

July – the ‘outdoor month’ closely associated with summer gatherings, glorious sunsets, garden parties, BBQs and hot sun – screams Summer. Like it or not, July is the month where we all bare a little or a lot more skin. For some of us, the idea of stripping off and […]

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Celebrating midsummer and the healing power of nature

Dr Rosari Kingston July, 2023

June is the height of midsummer, and the Wheel of the Year turns inexorably onwards as the longest day comes and goes for us in the Northern hemisphere. Because the days are still long, with an early sunrise and a long twilight, we take the opportunity to move from urban […]

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