Mayo born Lisa Canny grew up immersed in the traditional Irish music scene. Lisa toured USA, Canada, Russia, France, Germany, Italy, UK and Ireland extensively as lead singer and musician with Celtic Crossroads and The Young Irelanders, playing to live crowds of over 50k and appearing on PBS specials to millions.  Canny embarked on a solo career with her own unique take on alternative/eclectic folk. Combining Irish folk with her love for RnB, pop and Hip-hop Lisa’s original music is truly unique. 
Her performance style is hard-hitting, high-energy and full of surprises!

“The most exciting act to come out of Ireland in years” Barry Devlin

“Crossing so many genres it’s hard to define” Ryan Tubridy

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Belfast born Dom Martin is a multi award winning artist, inspired but not constrained by the blues.
In 2019 he burst onto the UK and European music scene with a unique guitar style and voice, captivating audiences everywhere. His main musical influences are Rory Gallagher, Tom Waits, John Martyn, Jimi Hendrix, Bob Dylan, Howlin’ Wolf and Muddy Waters.

With five BBC Radio live sessions prior to a first album release, Dom impressed with his 2018 debut original EP “Easy Way Out” with BBC presenter Cerys Matthews describing his work as “absolutely
wonderful stuff.”

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Our first join Art Exhibition of 2021 is available to view on our online gallery and you can view it safely, in person in the Easter Snow Gallery by appointment. Please email Colette at [email protected] to arrange a suitable date and time.

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ISABELLE GABORIT
Title:  Watery Depths

Isabelle Gaborit is a contemporary artist, though her preferred medium Encaustics, is ancient. Gaborit has rekindled the ancient painting process of Encaustics, an immediate and tactile painting method using molten pigmented beeswax.

This exhibition is inspired by the vast sea, not just for its beauty, but also its metaphorical potential, stirring within us awe and fear, deeply rooted in our unconscious.   The raking motion of the deep, with her raw, elemental feel evoke a sense of greatness, something higher than ourselves.

SALLYANNE MORGAN

Sallyanne returned to Ireland in 2019 after 17 years abroad and is currently finding her artistic feet as a sculptor in Bettystown, Co. Meath.

She began working in glass fibre reinforced cement (GFRC) after college as an alternative to ceramics.  The cement is either directly applied to armature and ferrous materials or is cast from clay.  Included sometimes are other materials such as marble dust; engraved inks and pigments as well as fabric; text and indentations.