Mike McGrath-Bryan is a digital journalist based in Cork, Ireland. With a focus on local news and events, Mike writes for publications such as the Irish Examiner, echo cork, and Bandcamp. His articles cover a range of topics including music, culture, entertainment, and community news in the Cork area.
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Mike McGrath-Bryan primarily covers local events and cultural happenings in Cork, Ireland. His focus is on lifestyle and entertainment news, with an emphasis on radio highlights, music festivals, theater, and books.
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We’re having A Bit of a Moment here on the island of Ireland, to say the least.
At a time when the pursuit of comfort, reason, and empathy seems doomed by currents of destabilization and seemingly endless noise, it’s not lost on your writer that his brain is flooded with dopamine as “Allatonceness,” the opening track of the latest long-player from Scottish indie rock outfit Arab Strap, sets the tone for its dour march.
By: Mike Mcgrath-Bryan
The battle of the big gigs continues between The Marquee and Musgrave Park; Cork Midsummer Festival showcases incredible new music; and the city’s ...
Live at the Marquee continues this week with comedian John Bishop continuing his ‘Back at It’ tour tomorrow.
A quick précis on the Kneecap story for those who are unfamiliar: a hip-hop trio from West Belfast that came together against the backdrop of protests for the Irish Language Act in the North of Ireland, who drew their moniker from a form of “punishment” attack made infamous during the Troubles, Kneecap’s blend of Gaeilge Uladh
Cork Midsummer Festival is now underway, with so much to see and do in Cork city
By: Mike McGrath-Bryan, Tristan Hutchinson
As comprehensively as recorded sound has served humankind with a panorama of emotion, expression, and experience, and as much as we sometimes wrestle with the question of its value amid difficult times, there are moments when you are reminded of the importance of sound to life, the earth itself, and its preservation.
There is perhaps as much healing in mourning as there is in celebration. In acknowledging that which we’ve lost, we’re reminded of the value of what we had, and can resolve to bring new love, gratitude,and empathy along with us as we dust ourselves off and begin again to traverse life’s weather-beaten, sometimes disconcertingly open paths. It’s this profound grief and euphoria that permeates Queen of Eyes, the second long-player from West of Roan, featuring members of American folk collective Doran.
After a pandemic-era realisation that the right time to create is now, Cork singer and songwriter Podge Lane is finally at the other side of a ...
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