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Alan O’Riordan
The international acts get most of the attention but Alan O’Riordan says there is no shortage of home-grown talent playing on Leeside this weekend.
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CourtsArts Film & TVJazz FestivalPlace: CorkPlace: LeesidePlace: TUDO BEMPlace: Cork Opera HousePlace: RYNHARTPlace: TriskelPlace: IrelandPlace: DARREN BECKETT
Festival Club, Metropole HotelPerson: Alan O’RiordanPerson: Ronan GuilfoylePerson: GuilfoylePerson: Leopold OsioPerson: Aleka PotingaPerson: Andre AntunePerson: Chris GuilfoylePerson: Sue RynhartPerson: Kate BushPerson: Janis JoplinPerson: Dan BodwellPerson: Paul DunleaPerson: Darren BeckettPerson: BeckettPerson: Lee KonitzPerson: Mark TurnerPerson: Lauryn HillPerson: Brandon FlowersPerson: LINLEY HAMILTON QUINTETPerson: Linley HamiltonPerson: Fred HerschPerson: HamiltonPerson: LinleyHamiltonJazzMusicianOct19_large.jpgPerson: Cormac McCarthyPerson: Ryan QuigleyPerson: DunleaPerson: PaulDunleaJazzOct19_large.jpgPerson: McCarthyPerson: QuigleyOrganisation: DCUOrganisation: UMBRA
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