*Mike Hanrahan singing in Cloughleigh. Photograph: Gary Collins

An evening of music, conversation and anecdotes are promised as Mike Hanrahan performs in Doolin on Sunday December 8th.

Stockton’s Wing frontman, Mike Hanrahan will be sharing tales from his new book, Beautiful Affair at Hotel Doolin from 7pm – 10pm as he sits down with Clare FM music presenter Eoin O’Neill.

Ennis’ Mike will recall his early days with Stockton’s Wing to training at Ballymaloe Cookery School and how both music and food have inspired him. His hobby of cooking became a second career after training under Darina Allen.

Of his book, Hanrahan said, “This is much more than my story. In Beautiful Affair I introduce you to my friends – who share memories, recipes and quite a few amusing anecdotes that add so much sparkle to my life”.

Tickets for the event are priced at €15 and are available at the link below.

BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR IN DOOLIN TICKETS

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