Séamus Creagh was a musician who went with the flow

Séamus Creagh was among a community of creatives who flocked to the Hydro baths complex in Blarney in the 1970s, writes Pet O’Connell.

Séamus Creagh was a musician who went with the flow

Séamus Creagh was among a community of creatives who flocked to the Hydro baths complex in Blarney in the 1970s, writes Pet O'Connell.

What would Dr Richard Barter, pioneering developer of western Europe’s first Victorian Roman baths, have made of the commune of artists and musicians that took up residence in the grounds of the crumbling St Ann’s Hydropathic Establishment in the 1970s?

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