“I absolutely adored it. Great laughs but also very touching in places. A great night. I am telling everyone I meet not to miss it”
-Rory Cowan, Mrs Brown’s Boys.

Based on John B. Keane’s best-selling book: Letters of a Love-Hungry Farmer, and adapted for the stage by Des Keogh, one of Ireland's foremost actors and entertainers, the show has been one of the most popular shows in Ireland and abroad in the last decade and continues to find new audiences. It tells the story of John Bosco McLane, a bachelor of indeterminate age and according to his own assessment: ‘past his best’ and evidently still a virgin. McLane’s amorous adventures range from the hilarious to the pitiful. John B. Keane is the legendary author of such classics as Sive, The Field and Big Maggie

“I absolutely adored it. Great laughs but also very touching in places. A great night. I am telling everyone I meet not to miss it”
-Rory Cowan, Mrs Brown’s Boys.

Based on John B. Keane’s best-selling book: Letters of a Love-Hungry Farmer, and adapted for the stage by Des Keogh, one of Ireland's foremost actors and entertainers, the show has been one of the most popular shows in Ireland and abroad in the last decade and continues to find new audiences. It tells the story of John Bosco McLane, a bachelor of indeterminate age and according to his own assessment: ‘past his best’ and evidently still a virgin. McLane’s amorous adventures range from the hilarious to the pitiful. John B. Keane is the legendary author of such classics as Sive, The Field and Big Maggie

Bonnie Raitt has announced a hugely welcome return to Ireland for the first time since 2004 and will play at Vicar Street, Dublin on 19th June 2013 as part of her Slipstream 2013 tour.

In April 2012, Bonnie released her first new album in seven years ‘Slipstream’ to widespread acclaim. Now, in summer 2013, she will bring her daring bluesy sound, steeped with inimitable slide guitar and soulful vocals, to the UK for much anticipated live shows.

After an emotional period, with such triumphs as her 2005 release and tour for ‘Souls Alike,’ and 2009 national tour with fellow blues legend Taj Mahal alongside the tragedy of losing her parents, her brother, and her best friend, Raitt decided to step back. “I took a hiatus from touring and recording to get back in touch with the other part of my life,” Raitt says of her decision to recharge her spirit and regain her personal balance before returning to action.

There’s no doubt that Raitt is re-energized. 'Slipstream' marked her biggest chart debut in the United States in two decades and is one of the top 5-selling independent albums of the year & 'Slipstream' has been nominated for a GRAMMY Award for Best Americana Album.

“I absolutely adored it. Great laughs but also very touching in places. A great night. I am telling everyone I meet not to miss it”
-Rory Cowan, Mrs Brown’s Boys.

Based on John B. Keane’s best-selling book: Letters of a Love-Hungry Farmer, and adapted for the stage by Des Keogh, one of Ireland's foremost actors and entertainers, the show has been one of the most popular shows in Ireland and abroad in the last decade and continues to find new audiences. It tells the story of John Bosco McLane, a bachelor of indeterminate age and according to his own assessment: ‘past his best’ and evidently still a virgin. McLane’s amorous adventures range from the hilarious to the pitiful. John B. Keane is the legendary author of such classics as Sive, The Field and Big Maggie