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Roscrea Heritage Society is delighted to host Na Réadóirí (Séamus Moloughney, Paddy Curran and Pat Byrne) on Friday, April 25, for the first of the Black Mills Sessions 2025.
The Black Mills, a stunning heritage site situated on Church Street dates from the first half of the 18th century and is located near the 11th century Round Tower and 12th century Romanesque church.
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The acoustic properties of the mill make it an ideal venue to hold music sessions.
As seating is limited, tickets (€10) must be purchased in advance via Eventbrite.
The 2025 sessions will take place on the last Friday of the month from April to November.
Tickets for each session will go on sale on the first Monday of each month.
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Doors open at 7:30pm, with artists performing from 8pm until 10pm.
The organisers ask you to join them on Friday for what promises to be a very enjoyable evening of folk song.
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