Eoin Jordan, Conor O'Sullivan and Jason O'Driscoll

Three of Cork's finest singer-songwriters come together for a night of sharing their original work. Twenty spots available, doors at half seven.

Conor O’Sullivan is a Cork musician and songwriter, known for playing mainly traditional and folk music. Over the years Conor has performed with and shared stages with some of Ireland’s most prestigious acts, touring extensively in the UK, the US, Canada, Russia, and throughout mainland Europe.

Conor has recorded five albums of mainly original music all to great acclaim and now spends his time producing and recording music for other artists. He can regularly be found performing in various places around Cork.

"John Prine, Kris Kristofferson and even Willie Nelson would be sitting up and taking notice" - RTÉ Entertainment

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Jason O’Driscoll is a Cork musician, singer, and songwriter. A multi-instrumentalist who is adept on many instruments including guitar, banjo, drums, mandolin and bouzouki. He has been a well-known face on the Cork music scene for the last 25 years, having played and recorded with many acts including: Mark Lanegan, The Orange Fetishes, North Cregg, Hank Wedel, RayBarron, and Lorraine Nash.

As well as his recording work with other artists, to date Jason has recorded three solo albums of his own original material including the highly acclaimed “Dharma” and “Everything Fall Away.

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Cork based musician Eoin Jordan has been a well-known face on the Cork music scene for the last 20 years. He is a folk singer, multi-instrumentalist, song writer, and tune composer. June 2022 saw the release of his debut solo album “Hand me Down the Moon”, a mix of self-penned and traditional material, featuring some of the finest musicians in the Cork area.

A former member of The Ceili Allstars, The Diviners, and David Hope & the Henchmen, he is equally at home playing contemporary and traditional music. Influences include Folk & Traditional Music,Blues, and Rock. He has performed and shared a stage with acts including John Spillane, Steve Cooney, Mary Coughlan and Ultan Conlon, as well as recording with many different acts including Hank Wedel, David Hope, Goldfish Syndrome, Street Corner Messiahs and John Leo Carter.