The Future For Shale?

Susan Carton delighted to accept the gift of painting “Fracking Mother Earth” from Gary White Deer. Photo: Dervilla Keegan

The Future For Shale?

Sunday evening March 9th saw the launch of a short documentary by award winning film maker Dearbhla Glynn in an event organised by Afri.  Dearbhla’s work as an independent documentary maker has previously shone a spotlight on human rights injustices in the Congo and Gaza.

Members of Love Leitrim Eddie Mitchell and Chair Susan Carton were at hand for a Questions and Answers session after the film. The audience were also treated to a traditional music session from well known musicians Steve Cooney and Paddy Keenan in the Glens Centre venue.

An unexpected highlight of the evening was when renowned Choctaw artist Gary White Deer made a presentation of his painting entitled “Fracking Mother Earth” to Love Leitrim.

By Dervilla Keegan, Love Leitrim

The Future for Shale?

The Future for Shale? An Evening of Film, Conversation and Music on the theme of Fracking

Premiere of short film on fracking by Dearbhla Glynn

Speakers and discussion

Followed by music with Paddy Keenan and Steve Cooney

Also exhibition of Gary White Deer’s paintings

6pm Sunday 9th March 2014 in the Glens Centre, Manorhamilton, Co. Leitrim

Admission free but donations welcome

To see who is going: https://www.facebook.com/events/430931410343192/

Afri wishes to acknowledge the support of the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust