FRIDAY 14th Programme 2009
BUTTY BARN
6.00 pm - Dylan Tighe
7.00 - Paddy McEntee
8.00 - Liz & the Relatives
9.00 - Humbuzzer
10.00 - Larry Beau
11.00 - Poppy Lloyd & DJ’s
12.00 – TBC
SCANBITZ STAGE (open air)
6.00 pm – Phil Franco
7.00 - Ana Gog
8.00 - Mik Artistik
9.00 - Calf Shed
10.00 - Longtails
11.00 - Goodnight Irene
CINEMA TENT
9.00pm Grand opening of the cinema tent with:
The Boys of St. Columb’s
Tom Collins/Ireland & UK/2009/54 min - In 1947, a British Act of Parliament granted free secondary education to Northern Irish children for the first time. This documentary tells the story of eight schoolboys from this first generation who were born into social division and low expectation. Starring Seamus Heaney, John Hume, Paul Brady, Phil Coulter, Eamonn McCann, James Sharkey, Bishop Edward Daly, Seamus Deane.
Narrated by Sephen Rea
10.00pm Shtax-A Homecoming
John Murphy/Ireland/2009/97 min. -
Aindrias de Staic has toured his award winning show “Around the World on 80 Quid” across the globe. Now he’s returning home to perform it for his friends and family, presenting him with a chance to reflect on his personal battles and changed perspectives. The show grew to win awards internationally including Sweet Award Edinburgh 2007, Best Solo Show NZ 2008, and nomination for Most Outstanding Performer in Dunedin Last year, Aindrias was nominated for the Malcolm Hardee Award at Edinburgh 2009.
SATURDAY 15th - Programme 2009
BUTTY BARN
12.00pm - The Poetry Chics
1.00 - Noelle Harrison
2.00 - Mike McCormack
3.00 - Gisele Scanlon
4.00 - GAA Debate Presented by the Dubliner Magazine
6.00 - Dermot Bolger & Eoin McNamee
7.00 - Abie Bowman & The Eco Friendly Jihad
8.00 - Jinx Lennon & Paula Flynn
9.00 - Mik Artistik
10.00 - Jack L
11.00 - Cillian Murphy
SCANBITZ STAGE (open air)
12.00 pm - Roof Top Anthems
1.00 - Key West
2.00 - Artane Boys Band
3.00 - Relief
4.00 – Hadron Collider
5.00 - Suzy Almond
6.00 - Oonagh and the Devils
7.00 – The Brad Pitt Light Orchestra
8.00 - Church Hill Silver Band
9.00 - The Dominican Affair
10.00 - TBC
11.00 - TBC
MONDO RANCHO TENT ( RADIO BUTTY )
Hosted by CAPTAIN BUTTY ( PAT Mc CABE )
VERY INFORMAL - IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER or time
Paddy Tracy - Jack Lynch
Len Graham - Jack Lukeman
Sue Gogan - Gogoshka
The Toblerones - Shane McGowan
The Poetry Chics - Scottish Dancers
Michael Hatton - Jack Lynch
GoGoshKa - Matthew Sweeney
Poetry Divas - Barry Devlin
Johnny Gogan – Noreen Rice
THEATRE TENT
12.00 – Colm Byrne – CHOKE POINT
1.00 - JOE O’BYRNE – THE FLAYING OF MARSAYAS
2.00- HELEN GRIFFIN – CAITLIN – One woman show about the wife of Dylan Thomas
3.00- TBC
4.00 – FINTAN MCKEOWN – HAROLD PINTER TRIBUTE FEATURING DOMINIC WEST (YES HE FROM “THE WIRE” & KEITH ALLEN + MORE SURPRISES)
6.00 – BRIAN LEYDON
7.00 - TBC
8.00 – PHILIP DOHERTY –will perform the award winning dark comedy 'Mysterious Ways.' Centred on the outrageous outpourings of Joseph Moran, who works in a religious souvenir shop by day, and leads a life of debauchery by night - until he experiences a miracle of his own
9.00 – LARRY BEAU
10.00 - JACK LYNCH & LEN GRAHAM
CINEMA TENT
12.00 Kids’ Club
Children’s film
14.00 Short film afternoon
A selection of new short films and documentaries from Ireland and around the world.
18.00 Clones Film Festival 2008 Highlights
Another chance to watch the participants in last year’s festival Scanbitz challenge and the winners of the short film competitions.
Scanbitz participants: This is Eire, Still Life, Miss Worby, The Ferret
Winner Scanbitz Short Film Challenge 2008: Moustache/ Little Warrior Films
Winner Best Fiction/Experimental Short 2008: Together/ Mary Keane
Winner Best Short Documentary 2008: What I Am/ Fiona Hynes
19.00- Two engaging documentaries by Scotshouse filmmaker Jackie Jarvis
Pat McCaul - Jackie Jarvis/Ireland 2007/14 min.
Sean McQuillan - Jackie Jarvis/Ireland 2008/40 min.
Two engaging documentaries by Scotshouse filmmaker Jackie Jarvis about local men Sean McQuillan and the late Pat McCaul.
20.00 - Bing Crosby
No, not the great man himself, but a fascinating talk and multimedia presentation by family friend George O’Reilly.
21.30- The Liberties
Tom Burke, Shane Hogan/Ireland/2009/74 min.
Brilliant series of 15 shorts giving an insight into diverse aspects of life in this area of Dublin and featuring exclusive footage of the real Butcher Boys and Brenda Fricker polishing her Oscar.
‘impressively captures the spirit of a community’
The Sunday Times
‘one of the funniest things I’ve seen in years’
Myles Dungan, RTÉ Radio One
23.30 - Open air screening
Ask the weatherman for details.
SPORTS DAY AREA
2.00pm – 5.00pm
Tug ‘O War, Races, Catch the hen, Catch the pig, Toss the Sheaf.
OUT & ABOUT
FIDDLER ORIEL CAMPFIRE
From 9.00 pm till very late.
Fiddler Oriel Traditional Players plus much more
All acoustic musicians welcome!
ALL DAY - Karaoke with Sheep, Speakers Corner, 30 Second Disco, Visual Art, Poetry on Horseback, Art Car Boot Sale + Surprises.
SUNDAY 16th – PROGRAMME 2009
BUTTY BARN
12.00 PM - Peter Murphy
1.00 - John Maher
2.00 - Crime: Brian McGillaway, Declan Hughes, Declan Burke & Eoin McNamee
3.00 - Keith Allen
4.00 - Gavin Friday
5.00 - ART AUCTION
7.00 - Evelyn Conlon
8.00 – John Maguire
9.00 – Pat Quinn
10.00 - The Shitty Shit Shits
11.00 –Darren McCreesh
SCANBITZ STAGE ( open air )
12.00 - Calfshed
1.00 - Scottish Dancers
2.00 - Phil Franco
3.00 - Judith Mok
4.00 - AnnMarie O'Grady
5.00 – GoGoshka
6.00 – Mik Artistik
7.00 – Adrian Dunbar
8.00 – Brendan Bowyer
9.30 - Dublin City Jazz Orchestra
MONDO RANCHO ( RADIO BUTTY )
Hosted by Pat McCabe alias Captain Butty
Very informal – No particular order
Paddy Tracy - Jack Lynch - Len Graham
Jack Lukeman--Sue Gogan - Gogoshka
The Toblerones - Shane McGowan
The Poetry Chics - Scottish Dancers
Michael Hatton-
CINEMA TENT
12.00 Kids’ club
children’s film
14.00 Ireland from the Reformation to the Famine
Illustrated history talk with Eamonn O'Ciardha.
16.00 Peadairín na Stoirme
Paddy Hayes/Ireland/2009/50 min. - Documentary about Irish writer, agitator and socialist Peadar O'Donnell who once famously took over the Monaghan lunatic asylum and declared it a Soviet.
17.00 The Martyr’s Crown
Rory Bresnihan/10 min - A tall story about Heroes and Saints.
John Duffy’s Brother - Mikel Murfi/14 min - The story of a man who thinks he is a train!
The Chronoscope - Andrew Legge/Ireland/2009/20 min.
A mockumentary about a beautiful scientist (Serena Brabazon) in the 1930s who invents a machine that can see into the past.
Two short films based on short stories by Flann O’Brien, produced by Anne Marie Naughton of Park Films and starring, among others, David Kelly, Mark O’Halloren and the voices of Brian Cox and Michael Gambon.
Followed by The Chronoscope, a new Irish short directed and produced by Andrew Legge. Starring Pat McCabe and narrated by Jeremy Irons.
18.00 Hacienda
Closing of the cinema tent with Clones Film Festival’s favourite band.
THEATRE TENT
12.00 – Little John Nee
1.00 – Donal O’Kelly
2.00 – A Wicked Hoor by Shane Connaughton –read by Stephen Rea
3.00 – Multi-denominational Church Service
4.00 – FLAT LAKE OPEN POETRY SLAM
5.30 - Wuzza Grant
7.00 – THE PRUFROCK POETS: Nuala Ni Choncuir, BarbaraSmith, Jaki McCarrick, Mary Mullen, Liz Gallagher”
SPORTS DAY AREA
2.00pm – 5.00pm
Tug ‘O War, Races, Catch the hen, Catch the pig, Toss the Sheaf.
OUT & ABOUT
ALL DAY - Karaoke with Sheep, Speakers Corner, 30 Second Disco, Visual Art, Poetry on Horseback, Art Car Boot Sale + Surprises.
FIDDLER ORIEL CAMPFIRE
From 9.00 pm till very late.
Fiddler Oriel Traditional Players plus much more
All acoustic musicians welcome!
