Folk singer-songwriter, Don Stiffe plays in Liscannor this Sunday performing a gig at the Cliffs of Moher Hotel.

Sunday’s gig is the latest in a series of Anam Music concerts. Ennistymon’s Pat Ryan and musician Eoin O’Neill are the founders of the group which aims to offers unique family-friendly listening experience. Most recent events included John Spillane and Declan Sinnot in Co Clare.

A 2011 finalist on The All-Ireland Talent Show, Don released his debut album in 2006 which included performances from Sharon Shannon, Frankie Gavin, Arty McGlynn, Cathal Hayden and Carl Hession. He has been honoured twice at the Live Ireland Awards, winning vocal cut of the year in 2010 and song of the year in 2011.

Tickets for Sunday’s gig are available via eventbrite.

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