Blues sensation from Donegal Muireann Bradley
“My own mother has told me how she met my father on 6th of January and she hasn’t had a day off since”
“Nollaig na mBan was always a big occasion in our house. Several of the local women would arrive at my family home and we stuffed our faces with tea and cake”.
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“I love Nollaig na mBan, I gather friends and we celebrate with food, drinks, chat and loads of laughter. It’s a wonderfully joyful and inspiring occasion with a very special energy. We raise our glasses and salute each other with “Up Us” and to our friendship, to bright new light, and to the health and well-being of the body, mind and spirit of each and all of us. It’s always a great and special night”.
Aoife Bridget is a singer-songwriter from Dublin who has a passion for music that shines through in her soulful voice and captivating performances.
She draws inspiration from artists like Lana Del Rey and Amy Winehouse, and her music is a blend of dreamy synth-pop, dark R&B, and electronic ballads.
Mamma Mia Girls are Ireland’s premier Abba Tribute act. They have performed all around Ireland and Europe they keep audiences singing along all night. A great show with plenty of audience participation to add to the fun. Their Swedish accents and authentic costumes take you back to the 70’s & 80’s adding to a night you won’t forget.
Paula T Nolan is a photographer and graphic designer. She has three photographs in the State Art Collection, has been included in several RHA Annual Exhibitions, exhibited in the OPW ‘Portraits of a Nation’ exhibition in Farmleigh where she was selected among 54 artists over five centuries (1631-2016). She exhibits with The Paul Kane Gallery and featured in a two-person exhibition with Michael Corrigan in 2021. Current bodies of work are concerned with waterways, skies and birds in her local area in the North Inner City.
Paula takes the photographs of the award winning women.
www.paulatnolanphotography.com