Decies Journal Launch 2018
Date: Saturday, 27th October.
Time: 6:00pm
Venue: Parnell Room, Granville Hotel.
Admission: Free Event
As part of the Imagine Arts Festival the local Waterford Archaeological & Historical Society will launch their latest journal Decies No. 74 with talks from contributors and music provided by Rachel Grace.
This year's speakers include Karen Hannon on St. Carthage's Cathedral, Lismore, Co. Waterford and the Currey Family Memorials, the research of which was conducted as part of Diploma of Genealogy in University College Cork completed in 2017.
Brigid McIntyre will talk on her creative nonfiction article titled A Bride in Tallow, 1941-42 about the early married life of her mother, a very poignant story about love, loss and rural Ireland.
Music is from Rachel Grace, an up and coming Wexford-born singer-songwriter that is firmly paving her way towards becoming one of Ireland's leading female artists.
Rachel recently won the busking festival,judged by renowned Jackie Hayden, at The Gorey Market Festival and took to the stage at this years Electric Picnic on Natashas Food Emporium stage on Sunday 2nd September.
Having already released an album in 2015, her new EP 'Routes' was just released on the 27th of May this year. It is available on all major platforms and is already receiving a lot of attention from radio stations. Without any doubt, this EP holds a very promising future for this young artist.
Journal for sale at €15.
All are welcome.
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