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Photos from #Hearsay17

Hearsay Festival was a cracker in 2019, so spirits were high that 2021 would be another one to remember.

Unfortunately, the pandemic restricted this years gathering to virtual sessions only. It’s a solid effort from the organisers to pull it together and there’s many new pieces to celebrate.

But nothing can replace the atmosphere and excitement of being together in Kilfinane — the cold Guiness in Kellehers, warm soup in Mollys, and hot chips from Tasty Bites. Not to mention the hundreds of like-minded creative audio folk from around the world.

So, in memory of this year’s get together that was not to be, I’ve dug through my archive to pull out some photos from my first Hearsay in 2017.

At a donkey sanctuary in Ireland
Lucy Dearlove Hearsay installation
In the Dark Bristol at Hearsay 2017
There's only one Tasty Bites
Northern Irish producer, Conor Garrett
Inside an Irish pub at Hearsay 2017
Cristal Duhaime with the prawn salad
Getting ready to eat the prawn salad in Kilfinane
Brave participants sample the prawn salad
No Chris Brookes, no Hearsay
Alex Lewis!
Phoebe Wang and Kaitlin Prest at Hearsay 2017
Hearsay Director, Diarmuid McIntyre
Geoff McQueen and Ed Coulson

Also! for the 2021 #NotyouraverageHearsay virtual event, the team released a documentary film that was shot during the 2017 event. Watch it here.