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Fitup Drama visits Clareville

Today''s Lunch, Music/ Sing-along, Bingo, and Art class over, Draíocht fit-up drama group  convert the Daycare Centre into a cosy theatre for a night, performing Juno and the Paycock by Sean O'Casey to rapturous applause. The company now travels round multiple urban and rural venues with the play until next May. We look forward to them coming back this time next year, with next year's play.

Play over, the set is dismantled ...

and the auditorium restored to a restaurant for tomorrow's normality.

Photo of one of last summer's garden parties on the wall, as well as ...

Products of the Clareville clients' art-group

Clareville Tigers Band (Thursdays at lunch hour)

Proinnsias Ó Cillín (whistle), Sean O'Connor (guitar), Jim Carr (keyboard), John Cobbe (harmonica) 

19 Jan 2017

"Graves of Glasnevin" CD now on sale

The Graves of Glasnevin CD is now on sale in Glasnevin Cemetery Shop, and already the visitors are flocking in by the busload:

 

Coaches lined up outside Glasnevin Cemetery today

(Well, maybe the visitors had other business besides buying our CD).

Clareville/ Invincibles commemmorative CD "The Graves of Glasnevin"

To commemorate the centenary of 1916, Clareville Day Centre, in cooperation with The Invincibles and Glasnevin Trust, presents a CD (of music, song, verse and prose) entitled The Graves of Glasnevin. Details as follows. Launch of the CD by Bertie Ahern, former Taoiseach, in the Glasnevin Cemetery Museum.