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Bangor Carnegie Library Yarnspinners with Eamonn Keenan

Wed, 12 Apr

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Bangor Carnegie Library

As a child Eamonn learned the history, culture, traditions, mythology, lore and tales of Irish storytelling from his father; a much-loved Irish singer and seancaithe. Contact Bangor Library to book your place on 028 9127 0591. Suggested donation £3.

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Bangor Carnegie Library Yarnspinners with Eamonn Keenan
Bangor Carnegie Library Yarnspinners with Eamonn Keenan

Time & Location

12 Apr 2023, 14:30 – 16:00

Bangor Carnegie Library, Hamilton Rd, Bangor BT20 4LH, UK

About the Event

Come away, come away, to hear ancient stories of gods and goddesses, heroes, the Sidh, fairies, ghosts, witches, Silkies, death and love. Eamonn invites you to join him as he tells tales to amuse and surprise.

As a child Eamonn learned the history, culture, traditions, mythology. lore and tales of Irish storytelling from his father; a much-loved Irish singer and seancaithe. Since 1996 Eamonn has been passing on the bright knowledge, telling stories to people at home in Ireland, England, Finland, Australia, USA and many other countries.

Eamonn’s way of telling stories is engaging, gentle, dramatic, fun, bawdy, emotive and filled with the values of love, humour and wonder. He has an ability to connect myths and folk stories to the seasons, landscape, nature, places, relationships and modern-day realities.

Eamonn has also developed a repertoire of stories for children and adults based on his own experiences, as well as stories learned from other cultures. Some are humorous, some sad, all have lessons that express a deep regard for respecting our shared humanity.

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