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Loudest Whisper
Loudest Whisper
Loudest Whisper live at Saint George’s
Saint George’s Arts and Heritage Centre is delighted to announce the Loudest Whisper in concert on Friday, 29th August 2025 at 8pm. Loudest Whisper, hailing from Fermoy but once described as “Ireland’s Grateful Dead”, will bring their psychedelic folk rock style which took the world by storm in 1974 debut album- The Children of Lir- one of the top 100 most collected albums on the planet followed by decades of critically acclaimed releases including, Maiden of Sorrow, Magic Carpet and Blue is the Colour of Time.
Loudest Whisper was founded and led by Brian O’Reilly from an earlier Fermoy band- The Wizards.Today it also includes Paud & Oran O’Reilly. As well as showcasing their original music, Loudest Whisper also perform versions of Beatles classics such as Eleanor Rigby as well as favourites from other influences such as The Mamas and the Papas, The Doors and Jimi Hendrix.
This home coming gig will be a special occasion for all fans of this dynamic and groundbreaking Irish folk group.
Tickets €20 are available from the Centre (call 087- 811 3611 or 087 469 6913) through local outlets Spar, 2Shoes or The Favourite or online through Eventbrite.
Gerry Tully sings the Christy Moore Songbook.
Gerry Tully sings the Christy Moore Songbook.
Saturday-11th October @ 8pm
Christy Moore’s music is iconic in Irish folk, known for his powerful storytelling, political edge, and emotional resonance, and Gerry Tully honours these qualities in his interpretations. The Meath based folk singer takes to the stage at Saint George's on Saturday, 11th of October 2025 @ 8pm lending his warm and emotive voice to Moore’s repertoire.
His smooth tone has an aged timbre and plenty of emotional texture in songs like Ride On or The Voyage. Moore’s songs feature simple yet effective guitar arrangements which Tully faithfullyrecreates with the same intricate, rhythmic style. This is particularly noticeable in songs like Black is the Colour or Nancy Spain, where his delicate touch on guitar enhances the emotional weight of the lyrics.
Gerry Tully has a long-held respect for Christy Moore’s songs, he doesn’t simply mimic them. Instead, he makes them his own. His interpretations are thoughtful, approaching each one with a clear understanding of its themes, whether it’s the political driven, Viva La Quinta Brigada or the wistfulness of The Cliffs of Dooneen, Gerry knows the music.
Tickets €25 available from the office at Saint George's Arts and Heritage Centre (087-4696913) Eventbrite (link below) or local outlets.
It is your responsibility to check your e-ticket prior to the Event.
On street parking only.
No refunds will be offered unless the Event is cancelled.
Chris Kent- Offline
Chris Kent- Offline
Friday, 14th November @ 8pm
Cork’s own Chris Kent makes his Saint George's debut- Friday, 14th November @ 8pm with a brand new show ‘Offline’. He tries to give up the internet and navigate life without asking his phone what to eat, where to go or how to get home. He longs for a simpler time of playing ‘Snake’ and constructing emojis himself. Now that he has hit 40 years of age, he wonders if he can ever go back to thinking for himself. Join him on a journey that will either make him or break him.
“He really makes me laugh and I think his stuff is so smart, he would be one of the best comics that I would have seen. He's Fantastic"- Tommy Tiernan
Please note all gigs are over 18’s unless specified.
Tickets €25 available from the office at Saint George's Arts and Heritage Centre (087-4696913) Eventbrite (link below) or in local outlets from Autumn 2025.
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