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Eve Clague - In Needing Others

Hailing from Clonakilty Ireland, Eve Clague is a singer-songwriter who draws on a rich variety of music to create a highly personal and direct style of song writing. With a band made up of well known players from Cork's Jazz and Neo Soul scene, Eve's debut EP Young Naive Me crosses genres very naturally in songs which centre around Eve's acoustic guitar and deeply honest vocal style. To see more:   / eveclaguemusic   https://eveclague.bandcamp.com/ Christ Church, Kilfaughnabeg, Glandore, Co. Cork was consecrated on the 12th September 1861 and since then has served the small Church of Ireland community. Perched on a rocky ledge overlooking Glandore Harbour access is through a stone tunnel that leads to a place of peace and calm. When it became apparent that the future of the church was at risk because of the dangerous condition of its tower a public meeting was held and a cross community committee formed to protect and restore this unique church. Thanks to the huge support received from the general public and state agencies not only has the tower been restored but electricity has been installed, the gutters and downpipes replaced, new drains installed, the stonework repaired and the windows and interior were painted. This has enabled the church to be used extensively to enrich the life of the local area and community while maintaining its integrity as a place of worship. West Cork Music is all set to shine a light once more on West Cork’s brightest talent when Resound returns this month. Among this year’s exciting line-up of West Cork musicians are Molly O’Mahony, Eve Clague, Brian Casey, Lea M., Kate Liddell, Armando Ramirez, Mira Geluk, Dale Holland, Niall Mc Guinness, Noel Maguire, Jodi Ní Dhonnchú, Stephen Housden, Margaret Kennedy, Les Sampson and Mike Geaney. The performances take place in venues throughout the region including Bantry Museum, Christ Church Glandore, Baltimore Castle, An Sanctoir and the Old Methodist Church, Bantry.