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Burren, a great rocky expanse in Ireland's County Clare, is
one of the world's truly unique places. Its ancient, awe inspiring
stone structures hold secrets from the past that may never
be unraveled. Closer to home, The Burren, Irish Pub and Restaurant
in Somerville's Davis Square, is now one of Boston's truly
unique places. It captures the mythical nature of its namesake
with a rich old world feel that takes hold and slowly pulls
you toward another time.
Open since January 1996, the Burren's history reaches back
farther than that. It is actually the realization of a dream
shared by two young Irish musicians, Tommy
McCarthy and Louise Costello. Tommy and Louise began playing
together nearly 10 years earlier. Today people can gather
to enjoy a drink, the warmth of good friends and the excitement
of live traditional Irish music, in the Burren, a dream come
true.
Click here for a 360 tour of the Burren
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DEADLY BUZZ: Caoimhin O'Raghallaigh & Mick O'Brien
The Burren Backroom
Wednesday Jun 6th, 7:30pm
feature core performers from many aspects of traditional music as well as special guests, and conversations around the music. Iinformal and dynamic post concert sessions will feature.
Tickets are $23 in advance, with a $5 discount for WGBH Members. If you are a member, send an e-mail to celtic@wgbh.org and we will send you the code.
Seating is VERY limited so get your tickets today!
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There's a DEADLY BUZZ. Brian O'Donovan remembers seeing this duo at the Baltimore Fiddle Fare a few years ago and being absolutely blown away. "To see the Uileann Pipes and Fiddle played together in the way Caoimhin and Mick pull it off, is to be a part of something wondrous" he says.
This will be a night of unique music indeed.
Hosted by Brian O'Donovan of A Celtic Sojourn on WGBH radio, the gatherings
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The Burren now has WiFi access! Ask your server for details!
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