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Singing Out @ the Gaelic Club
from 8pm, Friday 12th March 2010

By Margaret Walters
Posted Friday, January 1, 2010

Monthly folk singing session on the 2nd Friday of each month from 8pm following Politics in the Pub

Irish Gaelic Club
Level 1, 64 Devonshire Street,
Surry Hills
(a few steps from the south eastern exit of Central Station)

parking available in side streets

The Sydney Gaelic Club, Level 1, 64 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills, has invited the Sydney folk community to run a singing session on the second Friday of each month from 8pm. We're calling it "Singing Out!". The first one will be on Friday 12th March and Margaret Walters, Miguel Heatwole and Amalina Wallace will take turns in facilitating the evenings. Contact Margaret Walters if you are interested in being on the mailing list.

The Gaelic Club opens 5pm. Politics in the Pub goes from 6 - 7.45pm but the session start might be closer to 8.30pm. Topics discussed at PitP are often ones folkies sing about so there’s bound to be some cross fertilisation. There are several low-cost restaurants nearby.

(follows Politics in the Pub)

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Singing Out @ the Gaelic Club
Cover graphic from Miguel Heatwole's celebration of the singing session, The People Have Songs.