Questions unanswered about homless person in Leitrim
23/10/2021
23/10/2021
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Throughout the country events were held yesterday to celebrate Culture Night and there were a variety of excellent events held in Leitrim but it is hard to think of any that can top the stunning performance by the Rabbits Riot Theatre Company in conjunction with The Glens Centre.
One of the highlights of the interpratation of WB Yeats' 'The Stolen Child' was the stunning lighting which showed off the waterfall like never before.
Glencar Waterfall for Rabbit Riot’s production ‘Stolen Child’ #culturenight @Glenscentre pic.twitter.com/2Db5qEbRkw
— Leitrim Co Council (@leitrimcoco) September 22, 2017
#Glencar Waterfall beautifully lit up for #culturenight2017 #yeats #leitrim pic.twitter.com/6qGL0konqK
— Gilmartins Belleek (@GilsBelleekMOC) September 22, 2017
Light installation by Ray Duffy for 'Stolen Child' #Rabbit'sRiot #culturenight2017 #Glencar @Glenscentre pic.twitter.com/zXYphO6dTs
— Ruth Gonsalves Moore (@RuthgMoore) September 22, 2017
Thank you to everyone who came to @cultureNight at Glencar! We're delighted with the turn out!
— The Rabbit's Riot (@RabbitsRiotTC) September 23, 2017
New book reveals the first shooting of The Land War was in Leitrim in 1880
Cloudy conditions with some showers over the weekend
Questions unanswered about homless person in Leitrim
Cloudy with a few bright spells today
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