PROC EventguideBriery Gap - Fri 18th Sep 2026, 17:00

The Irish Guitar Quartet

Briery Gap, Main Street, Sleveen East, Macroom, Cork, P12 KR25

Fri 18 Sep 2026
17:00
Free


The Irish Guitar Quartet is one of the country’s premier instrumental ensembles, bringing together four guitarists who have each built international reputations as soloists: Jerry Creedon, founder of the classical guitar programme at Cork School of Music; David Keating; Aengus Kirakowski; and Redmond O’Toole, a former Chieftains guitarist whom the Irish Times has called Ireland’s most distinctive guitarist, playing the eight-string Brahms guitar.Their repertoire runs from Baroque to contemporary fusion — Latin, Far Eastern, folk and American classics — including Bizet’s Carmen Suite arranged for four guitars. Four instruments, an extraordinary range of colour, and a concert that carries an audience a long way from where it started.  




Venue Info


Briery Gap

Cork City & County


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