SINGER songwriter Andy Irvine is to perform in Kilkee this weekend.

Cultúrlann Sweeney is the venue for Saturday’s concert where Andy will perform his repertoire of Irish traditional songs and dexterous Balkan dance tunes.

Having travelled the world with bands such as Sweeney’s Men, Patrick Street, Planxty, and more recently, Mozaik, Andy continues to pursue new combinations and styles of music. He has broadened his musical horizons over the course of his 40-year career to encompass the musical styles of countries he visits, such as the Balkan folk style of playing.

Tickets cost €26, including booking fee, and are available from www.clarearts.ie or 065 9060769

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