| Once again Clara Rose returns to Clones Film Festival to kick of this years festival Club on Wednesday 26th October. Clara Rose is a raw, original, Irish Roots musician. Her unique blend of raunchy blues, mesmerising folk and sultry roots are sure to salve the soul. Her voice "soars and swoops with the ease of an opera star running through her scales” (Eamon Carr - The Dubliner Magazine) and her "smouldering" songs entice each listener with a rare beauty... |  |
| Clones Film Festival is delighted to welcome Barry Devlin back to Clones for a night of celebration of his work, as well as general CFF 10th birthday fun, which will include a very special live gig following the screening of 'A Kiss for Jed Wood'. Those of you who were at a certain gig in the Lennard Arms in February will recall the lineup on that night. Paddy Goodwin & The Holy Ghosts featuring Horslips legend Johnny Fean plus a host of special guests have confirmed that they will once again play the Lennard, late night, on Friday 28 October. Enough said! Tickets for this night of celebrations will surely sell out fast so stay tuned. |  |
| Saturday night at the festival club has unofficially become Hacienda night. Once again the Festival favourites are back to belt out the sound of Manchester. If you haven't witnessed this amazing act yet you are in for a real treat. 10pm to late, very late. |  |
| Ireland’s most talked about band ‘The Strypes’ will close of this year’s festival on Sunday 30th Oct. With a combined age of less than the average TD, Josh, Pete Evan and Ross have talent by the truckload, and will be working up a storm with their set of classic beat frenzy hits from the likes of “The Who” to “The Kinks” to Chuck B and covering all points between. This is one act not to miss |  |
