Niamh Regan announces Irish tour for November

The creator of one of my favourite Irish records of 2021 – Hemet – the Galway musician Niamh Regan has announced an Irish tour for November this year, when hopefully we will be able to attend such things as gigs.

The dates are:

Róisín Dubh, Galway – Sat 13^th Nov

DeBarra’s, Clonakilty – Sun 14^th Nov

Levis’ Corner House, Ballydehob – Mon 15^th Nov

Coughlan’s, Cork – Tues 16^th Nov

Dolan’s (Upstairs), Limerick – Weds 17th Nov (Presented by Seoda Shows)

Whelan’s, Dublin – Thurs 18^th Nov (Presented by Singular Artists)

The Duncairn, Belfast – Fri 19^th Nov

Spirit Store, Dundalk – Sat 20^th Nov

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The best gigs & club nights in Limerick this weekend

Set Theatre, Kilkenny – Sun 21^st Nov

+ more to be announced

Tickets go on sale 9.00 am Friday 19th February – niamhregan.com

Check out Regan live at the Set in Kilkenny and listen to our podcast chat with her.

Niamh says: “I have been completely blown away by the support for the album since it’s release. Thankfully, with kind support from the Live Venue Collective last December, my band and I were lucky enough to perform songs from it in some of these excellent venues around the country for a series of live-streamed gigs. Now I’m itching to get out there and play in front of real audiences again. It is such joy to have the shows to look forward to later in the year. Hopefully see you then.”

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