The Ballyglunin Theatre Trail will feature 3 new works, two of which featured in this year's Claremorris Fringe Festival . This event promises to keep the audience on their feet as each play is presented in three different locations along the tracks of the iconic Quiet Man Railway Station.

Performances will kick off in the Storehouse at 8pm with ''To have & To Hold'' - written by Moira Mahoney , followed by an outdoor performance ''By Its Cover'' - written by Sarah Fahy, concluding the evening's trail in the Waiting Room with 'My Dead Husband's Hereford Bull'' - written by Anne Walsh Donnelly.

Please note these works may cover concepts too complex for children & young teenagers. Ideal for a mature audiences!! We encourage you to dress warm with comfortable footwear! Should the weather disappoint we will move all performances indoors.

Limited tickets available on the night - Contact us on 0879677732 for any queries.

By Its Cover by Sarah Fahy

Cast – Hannah Carter, Barry Healy Director – Sarah Fahy

In a dark laneway in the middle of the night two world's collide; an accidental meeting between Andrew & Fiona teaches them both a thing or two. Don't judge a book by it's cover!

Shortlisted for Claremorris Fringe Festival but unable to be stage due to Covid.

To Have And To Hold by Moira Mahony

Cast – Thomas Hynes, Sarah Fahy, Moira Mahony, Maura Healy

Director – Moira Mahony

Sheila is having doubts about her impending wedding. Will everything work out, or is the problem too big to ignore?

Best Production Claremorris Fringe Festival 2022

Most Promising Young Actress Claremorris Fringe Festival 2022 (Maura Healy)

My Dead Husband’s Hereford Bull by Anne Walsh Donnelly

Cast – Brid Quinn Director –Vincent McHale

Joan finds it easier to talk to a chair than to anybody else about the bull that's pestering her.

Claremorris Fringe Festival 2022 Runner Up for Best Script

Claremorris Fringe Festival 2022 Best Actress (Brid Quinn)