File 2 - Pictorial publication entitled 'Ballet Through the Lens. Foley and Loughman – a Portrait'

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IE 2135 NDAI N21/1/2

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Pictorial publication entitled 'Ballet Through the Lens. Foley and Loughman – a Portrait'

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  • 2006 and 2010 (Creation)

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2 items

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(Established in 1991)

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Cork City Ballet is one of only two professional ballet companies in Ireland. It was formed in 1991 by Alan Foley to address the void left by the closure of the Cork-based Irish National Ballet in 1989 due to a lack of funding. Cork City Ballet presented its first public performance at the Everyman Palace Theatre on 27 March 1992 and continues to operate under the artistic directorship of Alan Foley, who also acted as the ballet’s principal male dancer until his retirement in that capacity in 2007.

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Pictorial publication entitled Ballet Through the Lens. Foley and Loughman – a Portrait. With a foreword by Mary Clarke and an introduction by Janet Dillon. Published by Foley and Loughman, 2006. Inserted inside the publication is a programme of the Coláiste Stíofáin Naofa Diploma in Dance graduation performance at Firkin Crane on 12-13 May 2010.

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  • Béarla

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    Paper documents in good condition.

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    N21/3

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