Events

Imeachtaí

Béal Feirste

FORTHCOMING PLAYS: In The Roddy McCorley Club, Glen Road. The Session. Brian Moore musical preformed by Dubblejoint. To be shown on Monday 3 October. Táille £5. Doors open 7.30pm curtains up at 8pm. For more information phone 02890300480. (No Smoking). Ar An Pluid — The Kieran Nugent Play to be shown on 14 November. Táille £10. Doors open 7.30pm Curtain up at 8pm. For information phone. 02890300480

Co. Chorcaí

RE-UNION: Republican Re-union. 9pm Saturday 8 October, Top of the Hill, Cork. Organised by the Tadgh Barry, Markievicz, Ahern/Crowley SF Cumainn. Táille free, bia, ceol agus ceol

Baile Átha Cliath

SF RACE NIGHT: 8pm Friday 14 October, Ryan's pub, Crumlin Village, Dublin. All welcome

SF FUNCTION: Featuring the Wolfe Tones. 8pm Monday 31 October, Molloy's pub, Tallaght, County Dublin. Also Prominent speaker and RFB. Info from 087-6139980/086-8334661

REPUBLICAN COMMEMORATION: Kevin Barry commemoration. Saturday 5 November, North King Street, Dublin 1. Details of time and function afterwards to follow over coming weeks

ACTIVIST MEETINGS: Rainforest activists convene every Saturday, between 6pm-9pm, "twist the light" in the Foyer at the IFC, Eustace Street, Dublin 2. Failte do gach duine. Continuing Except on Xmas Saturday. Organised by Malcolm Samuel BSC (ecology) 028-70326389

Co. an Dúin

PLAY: Stepping Out of Line. Also featuring music by Pól McAdams, anti-collusion exhibition and speaker Dinker McClelland. 8pm Thursday 13 October, Market Bar, Francis Street, Newry, County Down. Organised by the Marks/McKeown SF Cumann and the O'Donovan Rossa Cultural Society. Adm £5

Co. Lú

SOCCER TOURNAMENT: Volunteer Jackie McGrane Memorial Trophy 5-a-side soccer tournament. Saturday 26 November, JJB Sports Dome, DUNDALK, County Louth. Ladies and Mens teams welcome. For further information contact Tom 086-8075559/Kevin 0872684986

Co. na Mí

SEMINAR: Empowering the Citizen. Do you feel you have a voice? 1.30-5pm Saturday 8 October, St Columban's, Dalgan Park, Navan, County Meath. Guest speaker: Martin Kay (Researcher at the University of Limerick). Organised by the Tara Heritage Preservation Group

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