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Rachel Baiman plays The Glens on February 3
Rachel Baiman is an American singer-songwriter and fiddler based in Nashville, Tennessee.
She will perform her rootsy album in The Glens Centre on Sunday, February 3 at 8pm.
Her 2017 label debut Shame was featured on NPR’s Songs We Love, called a Rootsy Wake-up Call by Folk Alley, and described by Vice’s Noisey as flipping off authority one song at a time!
Described as a “goose-bump-instigating talent that reminded me of a young Gillian Welch or Joy Williams (Civil Wars)” by Z. N. Lupetin, The Bluegrass Situation.
Have your say’ on a consultation process on preventing and tackling bullying in schools. File picture
Marie Moran, ATU Sligo; Minister Frank Feighan TD; Minister Simon Harris TD; apprentices Teresa Dunne and Meghan Rispin, BWG Foods; Minister Hildegarde Naughton TD; Dr Orla Flynn, President of ATU.
Deaths notices for the Leitrim area
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