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June 20 2013

Elevens1

where The Sugar Club, Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2
01 678 7188
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when 8pm

how much €10

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Elevens

About a year ago I approached the DJ in the Globe one Friday night to ask who and what he was spinning at that particular moment, only to be confronted by none other than Martin McCann – long time Sack frontman and all-round Irish music gem. “You’re yer man from Sack” I pointlessly confirmed. “And now I’m in Elevens” he replied, before kindly gifting me a copy of their freshly pressed New Beginning EP. Joined by Tony Barrett (Brilliant Trees) and Mark Healy (The Josephs / Jerry Fish & The Mudbug Club) Elevens come with a strong pedigree. Following three excellent EPs and a smattering of live performances, their impending debut album promises finely matured, acoustic chamber pop underpinning McCann’s always-perceptive musings on love won and love lost. Support tonight comes courtesy of singer-songwriter Paul Clancy. / Brian Keane

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June 20 2013

Ghost1

where The Bernard Shaw, 11-12 South Richmond Street, Portobello, Dublin 2.
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when 9pm

how much Free

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gig

Ghosts

They first appeared (seriously, it’s too easy) to me in the form of their Night EP, a collection of slow burning, delicately pieced together electronica that touched off ambient, garage and dub markers yet all the time keeping a sense of purpose often lacking in early releases. Talent has a way of attracting talent as with their stunning remix of Ickis Mirolo’s The Space Between which is typical of the lightness of touch Ghosts apply while still engendering a powerful emotional pull. Their evolution so far has led to a first 12” release WLVS on Champion Sound, which was in turn championed by non-less than VICE Magazine. Which is all fine and dandy, but it’s their excellent live performance at the Camden Crawl this year that really marks Ghosts apart in the current tangle of Irish electronic acts. / Emmet Condon

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June 20 2013

Byzantium1

where Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace St, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
01 679 3477
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when 8:50pm

how much €5.20-€8.90

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Byzantium

I'm very attracted to pleasure-seeking in movies. All my favourite movies are stylish; I'll watch anything luxuriously shot, any visual feast, and Neil Jordan's Byzantium is cinematic gold in my eyes. So much of it – from an incredible shot across a field full of what I believe to be broccolli, to Gemma Arterton's gluttonous portrayal of a vampire Madame and an uninhabited mythical waterfall – spills over the screen lusciously. Saoirse Ronan is something else, her aged-soul-in-a-young-body transformation has left me extremely curious as to where her acting abilities will bring her. The best feature in the movie is the tale itself, an actual tale, in the folklore frame of things, as opposed to a scripted movie. It winds between lives and unveils itself wisely. Leaving only fascination behind. / Georgia

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June 20 2013

Liffey1

where Dublin Civic Trust, 4 Castle Street, Dublin 2

when All summer - 10am-5:30pm

how much Free

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exhibition

A Boulevard of Rooms & Corridors

The Elizabethan urban grid that girdles our city centre makes me long for that most precious thing: a void. A simple cry to reclaim some free empty civic space strikes me as such a political act now - in a landscape dotted by NAMA-ed monoliths bailed out by Everyman. A Highline-like ribbon of green, a plaza, piazza or promenade even. The call by citizenry to reclaim urban space has been echoed in several quarters including Fergal McCarthy's #Lovetheliffey project . A new exhibition by David Jordan and Fergus Browne also illustrates this call by re-imagining the Liffey Quays as a grand civic boulevard. Their vision has a Rooms + Corridors strategy, comprising 'rooms' or public spaces designed to punctuate the Quays. Would you like to see the Liffey Quays become the central civic spine and green boulevard of Dublin? / Elish Bul-Godley

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