• Music
  • 26 Feb 09
Christy Moore does it for the quids
Christy Moore does it for the quids
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Vicar St. plays host to an Irish Anti-War Movement fundraiser

Vicar St. is the venue on March 16 for Unoccupied Minds, a “night of theatre, poetry, songs and music” in aid of the Irish Anti-War Movement.
People appearing include Christy Moore, Stephen Rea, Sinéad Cussack, Roisin Elsafy, Mick Pyro, Judith Mok and Joyce.
Kick-off is 8pm, and tickets are €25.

Pictured: Christy Moore & Mick Pyro

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