At Garter Lane Arts Centre · 22A O'Connell Street, Waterford, Co. Waterford
Rónán Ó Snodaigh and Myles O’Reilly play Garter Lane on Saturday, 10 October 2026. Ó Snodaigh is best known as the singer and bodhrán player at the centre of Kíla, one of Ireland’s longest-running traditional and world music bands; O’Reilly is a musician and filmmaker who has built a name documenting Irish musicians through his Arán agus Im film series before becoming a touring collaborator in his own right. Doors are at 8pm, tickets €20 plus fee.
Away from Kíla’s full-band sound, Ó Snodaigh’s solo and duo work is quieter and more exposed, built around voice, bodhrán and guitar rather than a full band arrangement, with lyrics moving between English and Irish. O’Reilly brings his own guitar and production sensibility to the pairing, and the two have developed a touring live show together that sits closer to a folk and spoken-word evening than a trad session. Garter Lane’s smaller theatre space suits that quieter format, with the audience seated close to the stage rather than standing at the back of a pub. Expect a set that draws on both performers’ back catalogues rather than a strict genre show.
Garter Lane is on O’Connell Street in Waterford city centre, close to Theatre Royal and a short walk from the quays. The venue sits on the city’s central bus routes, with public parking available nearby on O’Connell Street and at the Apple Market.
O’Connell Street sits in the middle of Waterford’s city centre, close to the Viking Triangle museums and the quays. There is more to see in Waterford before or after the show, and across Co. Waterford.
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