If there was any doubt about Jamie McIntyre’s soaring trajectory, the queues snaking outside Monroe's long before doors opened will tell you exactly how popular this young singer-songwriter is. Playing on his home turf as part of the Galway Folk Festival yesterday, the Galway native completely took over the venue. Performing to nearly 1,000 fans across two back-to-back shows, Jamie proved exactly why he has been selling out headline tours across the country and packing out le

Clonmel’s boutique festival truly hit its stride for its 2026 edition. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Raheen House in Clonmel, the 5th instalment of the When Next We Meet festival marked a major milestone for the independent Tipperary event. This year, the festival became a three-day coming together. Known for its intimate atmosphere and meticulously curated lineups, the festival's walled gardens provided a unique setting that seamlessly hosted fast-rising domestic a

If you tried to get tickets to Jamie McIntyre’s show in Sligo this past Saturday and couldn’t, you weren't alone. The venue was absolutely jammed to the rafters, sold out well in advance with a crowd that seemed to have travelled from every corner of the island. There was a massive contingent of fans down from the North. Clearly they just couldn't wait for him to cross the border for his sold-out shows there. From the second he walked on, Jamie didn’t miss a beat. He got rig

St. Stephen’s Day is always a massive one on the calendar. But this year was a bit different for me, I spent the day at Tigh Uí Mhuiríthe. A wonderful, secluded gem in Dungarvan for Wren Day for Palestine , and honestly, it was a night the summed up exactly what this festive period should be about; community, music, and showing up for something bigger. When I say the venue was packed out, I mean PACKED, I couldnt even see the back of the pub. The place was buzzing with that s