
Thursday 23rd October. Doors 7.30pm
Salisbury Rugby Club
A very special night of music celebrating the long association between Salisbury, and County Clare in Ireland. Featuring pianist, tin whistle player and musical historian Dr Geraldine Cotter; flute player / maker / teacher Eamonn Cotter; fiddle player Maeve Donnelly, and button accord
Thursday 23rd October. Doors 7.30pm
Salisbury Rugby Club
A very special night of music celebrating the long association between Salisbury, and County Clare in Ireland. Featuring pianist, tin whistle player and musical historian Dr Geraldine Cotter; flute player / maker / teacher Eamonn Cotter; fiddle player Maeve Donnelly, and button accordianist Charlie Harris.
£2.50 from each ticket is donated to Salisbury Hospice.
Friday 14th November Doors 7.30pm
St Johns Place, Salisbury
Irish quartet Gatehouse pay a return visit Salisbury! John McEvoy (fiddle/mandolin/mandola) Rachel Garvey (vocals), Jacinta McEvoy (guitar/concertina) and John Wynne (flutes/whistles) specialise in Traditional Irish music. Join them for a magic night of tunes and songs.
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Friday 14th November Doors 7.30pm
St Johns Place, Salisbury
Irish quartet Gatehouse pay a return visit Salisbury! John McEvoy (fiddle/mandolin/mandola) Rachel Garvey (vocals), Jacinta McEvoy (guitar/concertina) and John Wynne (flutes/whistles) specialise in Traditional Irish music. Join them for a magic night of tunes and songs.
£2.50 from each ticket is donated to Salisbury Hospice and St Johns Place charities.
Saturday 6th December Doors 7.30pm
The Winchester Gate, Salisbury
Duo Dave and Giles pay tribute to Irish legend Christy Moore. Join them for a night of songs, with £1 from each ticket going to Salisbury Hospice and £1 to The Thom Belk Community Fund.
Irish Music on Tour (IMOT) Salisbury is a not for profit organisation that brings the cream of Irish musicians to the cathedral city, and raises money for local charities.
Founder Finbarr Sheehan held his first gig in 1991 with Four Men and a Dog. Over the years many amazing musicians have visited Salisbury, including luminaries such as Altan, Lunasa, Lankum, Stockton's Wing, De Dannan, Sharon Shannon, Daoiri Farrell, Mary Coughlan, Eleanor McEvoy, Paddy Keenan, Matt Molloy, Dermot Byrne and many many more.
The main charity we support is Salisbury Hospice. Over the years we have raised more than £6000 via ticket sales and collections at live events.
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