The Ceilidh on Friday, September 26, 2025 in the Irish Cultural Centre at 582 North River Road will feature Friends from Ireland Tara Breen, Jim Murray and Padraig Rhynne.

The venue is at a air-conditioned and licensed hall. Doors open at 6:30 pm, show starts at 7:30. Tickets are available on the website or at the door. $20 for adults and $5 (under 12).  The event includes a 50/50 draw and complimentary 'Tea and Treats' at intermission.

Tara Breen is a highly acclaimed Irish musician and a celebrated figure in the world of traditional Irish music. Born and raised in County Clare, a region renowned for its vibrant musical heritage, Tara developed a deep connection to Irish music from a young age. Her mastery of the fiddle and her passion for traditional tunes have earned her widespread recognition, both at home in Ireland and on the international stage.

Jim Murray is one of the world’s leading traditional Irish guitar players.  Born into a musical family in County Cork, Jim’s early years were spent immersed in Irish music.  At the age of three, Jim could play melodies on the piano and a year later, discovered his first love – the button accordion. For over twenty years Jim has been touring, performing and recording with artists such as Sharon Shannon, Sinead O’Connor, Steve Earl, Shane McGowan, Seamus Begley, Mike McGoldrick, Altan and Mary Black.

Pádraig Rynne, hailing from the rich musical landscape of County Clare, Ireland, is a highly acclaimed concertina player, composer, and producer known for pushing the boundaries of traditional Irish music. From an early age, Rynne demonstrated extraordinary talent, winning five All-Ireland concertina titles by the time he was just 17. A visionary in his field, Rynne has played a key role in modernizing Irish traditional music by infusing it with elements of jazz, electronic, and world music.

For more information call Clare at 902-213-4578 Come out for a night of wonderful music.