Bob Piper has been a Labour Councillor for the Abbey
Ward in Sandwell, West Midlands, for 10 years. He is a lifelong supporter of Aston Villa Football Club and a follower of Yorkshire County Cricket Club.
The views expressed here are mine in a personal capacity, not those of the Labour Party, Sandwell MBC, Aston Villa or Yorkshire County Cricket Club. Get it! Mine... just mine!
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Please note however, that The Labour Party is not responsible for the content of this website or individual posts as, unless specifically stated, I am writing solely in a personal and individual capacity.
Well, I've had an e-mail from Phillipa from Skazz telling me about a Festival from 30th May - 4th June in the lovely West Clare village of Doonbeg, Co Clare. You can see details of the festival at the website here and the good news is that Skazz will be playing on 3 days of the festival. The other good news is that Doonbeg may only be a small village, but it has SEVEN pubs!!!
I'm hoping to go back to the Essaouira Festival in Morocco in late June, but it looks like I'll have to try to squeeze in a bank holiday trip to County Clare too. It's dead cheap to get to Shannon, and accommodation seems relatively inexpensive, so if you're doing nothing, it sounds like a good time to visit the beautiful West coast of Ireland, sup a few beers and listen to some great music too.
Regular readers may both probably remember that last October