Uisce Sionainn / Flora Liatromensis

The Dock Arts Centre, Saturday, May 16 at 11:00 AM GMT+1

The Uisce / Flora series of river walks was developed by Anna Macleod and textile designer Katie May Anderson as a transferable model for performative community river walking to celebrate the transformative power of water. The event will include talks by guest speakers on ethnobotany and river regeneration, and the launch of a zine with an essay by Dr. Phillina Sun. Followed by a light lunch.

Anna Macleod is a Scottish-Irish visual artist, researcher, and educator based in the Northwest of Ireland. Her work mediates complex ideas associated with contemporary, historical, and cultural understandings of land and water through a variety of visual art media. She has been awarded the International Atlantic Artist Residency Exchange in Newfoundland with CRUX and Artlink in 2026.

Katie May Anderson is a freelance textile artist and designer based in Glasgow, Scotland. Katie works on various community arts projects across the UK, primarily in the heritage sector. Throughout all her work, collaboration and co-production are crucial, with participants empowered to engage in creative and collaborative expression, building connections and skills development. She has worked in numerous heritage sites in Scotland including Stirling Castle, Castle House Museum, and co-ordinated the Charabancs and Cadillacs project, a community quilt for Community Transport Newham. In 2025 she worked with communities on a textile banner for the ‘Grace’ project at Stirling Castle and a textile map for the Edinburgh Deaf Festival.

https://flypost.ie/event/uisce-sionainn-flora-liatromensis

PUNK FRIDAY with Bad Mothers Union, Mark + Luke, and priest

The Dock Arts Centre, Friday, April 3 at 06:30 PM GMT+1

PUNK FRIDAY storms back into The Dock this April with a third installment of noise and catharsis, once again curated by Lina Lambert. Psych‑rock collective Bad Mothers Union bring their DIY punk ethos and high‑volume blowouts, while Mark + Luke add hyperactive, scrappy anthems from the Irish underground circuit. Sligo unit priest rounds out the bill with a raw, unpredictable edge, for a night of high‑energy live performance.

The bands will take to the stage from 7pm. A quiet space will be available for visitors and a food truck will be available to purchase food.

Tickets €15

https://flypost.ie/event/punk-friday-with-bad-mothers-union-mark-luke-and-priest

The Dock, Co. Leitrim
^: Waking the Land
Closing Sat 14 Feb
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The Dock, Co. Leitrim
Sian Costello: Hymn to Him
Closing Sat 14 Feb
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1) On our latest episode Sham Hanifa tells how he came to #Leitrim. Some 25 years later he is the owner of three acclaimed restaurants

Here he is talking about our favorite dish, #IrishStew and the joy that staple brings to us all on a cold day

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My #podcast trip to #Leitrim was short

I’m looking forward to heading back to the country and spend time there in a more leisurely fashion

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