What's On Clonmel

09/06/2026

Some regular events are taking a summer break, but this week there are lots of other activities for all: sports, arts, crafts, courses, parties & tons of live music including a much awaited gig by The Wood of O.

The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from our website (https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-42.html) in your preferred format.

You can also check our online calendar (https://calendar.clonmel.town/) to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.

What’s On Clonmel is a volunteer project that needs money every week. Donate with Revolut (https://whatson.clonmel.town/pages/support.html) to help keep promoting our town and all it has to offer. G’wan, give us a few quid!

04/06/2026

The Phoenix Sessions is a night in , a welcoming and inclusive musical gathering open to both new and experienced trad musicians as well as listeners.

Join us on the second Tuesday of every month for a relaxed night of tunes, open to all.

This month we are celebrating 6 months, and we'd love to see a few new faces along with familiar ones.

Tuesday 9/June 9.00pm
Carey’s Pub, 47 Irishtown, Clonmel
https://www.facebook.com/events/1744818836401143/

02/06/2026

This week is packed with lots of events for young people, art exhibitions, many live music concerts, and the HIVE26 tattoo convention.

What’s On Clonmel is a volunteer project that needs money every week. Donate with Revolut (https://whatson.clonmel.town/pages/support.html) to help keep promoting our town and all it has to offer. G’wan, give us a few quid!

The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from our website (https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-41.html) in your preferred format.

You can also check our online calendar (https://calendar.clonmel.town/) to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.

26/05/2026

Festival season has started! This weekend When Next We Meet will bring first-class artists from near and far, and Clonmel will be bustling with visitors and activities.

While you enjoy all that Clonmel has to offer, please remember that What’s On Clonmel is a volunteer project and that we need money every week.

Donate with Revolut (https://whatson.clonmel.town/pages/support.html) to help keep promoting our town and all it has to offer. G’wan, give us a few quid!

You can also support What's On Clonmel by joining the team: help us with event research, editing, distribution, or graphic design.

The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from our website (https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-40.html) in your preferred format.

You can also check our online calendar (https://calendar.clonmel.town/) to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.

19/05/2026

Every week we need to raise €200 to cover our printing costs.

Donate with Revolut to help keep promoting our town and all it has to offer. G’wan, give us a few quid!

You can also support What's On Clonmel by joining the team: help us with event research, editing, distribution, or graphic design.

The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from our website (https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-39.html) in your preferred format.

You can also check our online calendar (https://calendar.clonmel.town/) to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.

17/05/2026

𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐎𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐲
•Designing and delivering guided walking tours of the town of Clonmel on a pilot basis over the Summer of 2026.
•Establish a regular week day and weekend offering.
•Inclusion of Heritage Week tours
•Engaging safely with members of the public both locals and visitors alike
•Managing groups in public spaces
•Ensuring historical accuracy and cultural sensitivity
•Complying with health and safety and council requirements

Tours should be approx. 90 minutes in duration and will be held on agreed dates/times.

The successful applicant will have the input and support of Tipperary Museum’s Education and Outreach Officer in the development of the tour. Marketing and promotion will be done via Tipperary Museum/Tipperary County Council. The successful applicant must be tax compliant and will be required to provide evidence of insurance showing indemnity to Tipperary County Council. They will also be required to carry out and provide a completed risk assessment.

𝐒𝐤𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐬, 𝐪𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐞𝐱𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞
•Demonstrated knowledge of local history, heritage or culture
•Experience in guiding, tourism, education, or public engagement
•Strong communication and presentation skills
•Ability to manage groups in outdoor/public environments
•First Aid training (desirable but not essential)

𝐓𝐎 𝐀𝐏𝐏𝐋𝐘 please email the following:
·A short biography (300 words maximum)
·CV, including a referee
·An example of a similar tour/creative project you have devised and delivered
·A written or recorded video statement (no more than 2 pages or a 4-minute video) outlining why you are interested in this opportunity and how your experience is relevant.

*The budget for the project is €5000 - this will cover tour development, preparation, delivery for an agreed number of tours, any printing/props required and insurance obligations.
Garda Vetting may be required.

*The deadline for applications is Friday 22nd May. Any applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
Shortlisting may apply.

If you have an queries about this role you can email [email protected]

12/05/2026

Clonmel rocks! Last week’s reader donations to What’s On Clonmel covered our printing costs for the week, for the first time so far!

Thank you.

This project relies entirely on volunteer hours and on donations to cover our printing costs. We still need your support to print next week and beyond.

The new edition of What's on Clonmel is now out. You will find it from tomorrow in all the usual places, or you can download it now from https://whatson.clonmel.town/posts/issue-38.html in your preferred format.

You can also check https://calendar.clonmel.town/ to get detailed information about each event and last minute updates.

06/05/2026

Congratulations to Eamon O'Malley - Music and all the choir members!!

So we decided to compete at The Cork International Choral Festival this weekend for the first time, competing in the Light Jazz/ Pop category against 14 other choirs and came a very respectable 3rd place with 88.17 points. Congrats to the winners and runners up, both amazing choirs !
We went with zero expectations , just to perform our best and enjoy the experience, So we are thrilled with ourselves 🤩🙌🏼

Thanks to all the wonderful organisers and volunteers of the festival, you made us feel very welcome 🤗
We loved performing on the choral trail at Elizabeth Fort( people came out even in the pouring ☔️) 🤩🙌🏼
The performance and buzz in the Clayton hotel was just incredible!

A special thanks to our acompanist Jamie Hartigan who did a fine job.🎹

Huge thanks to Dart Blenke for the great shots and video footage ( all to follow)

Finally the biggest thank you goes to our MD Eamon , who just motivates and drives us on every time. We wouldn’t be the choir we are today without you Eamon O'Malley - Music 💙