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THE SUNDAY TIMES CULTURE MAGAZINE Sunday 25th September, 2016

BELFAST

DUBLIN

Against the Current

•The Quadrlga of Jazz Guitar

American pop-rock band.

Mandela Hall, Mon 6pm, £18 0844 277 4455; Academy, Dublin, Tue 6pm, ClB

With Martin Taylor, Paulo Morello, Ulf Wakenius and Andreas Oomb­ ert JJ Smyth's, today 9pm, C25 01475 2565

0818 719 300 Ill Corey Harris

American blues artist Arthur's, Thu 8.30pm, 819 80

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Detroit rapper Limelight 2, Fri 7pm, £16 0844 277 4455; Green Room at the Academy, Dublin, Sat 7pm, C20 0818 719 300

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With Paul Dunlea, Dave Redmond and John Daly JJ Smyth's, Thu 9pm, Cl2 01475 2565

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English dance-rock veterans Waterfront, Sat 8pm, £30-£33 0844 2774455

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Polish rock band Academy, today 6pm, C33.50-C4405

Armagh-Tyrone band. Whelan's, upstairs, Wed 8pm, 810-Cl2

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Robbie Brennan commemorative gig with PcJul Brady, Mary Coughlan and others. Olympia, Mon 8pm, C20-C30

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London alt-rock singer-songwriter. Olympia, Tue 7pm, C31.50 0818 719 300; Limelight, Belfast. • Wed 8pm, £27 0844 2774455

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Among My Souvenirs: The Connie Francis Story

With Kathy Nugent NCH, Tue 8pm, Cl8-C35

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Dublin trio. Button Factory, Wed 7.30pm, Cl3 0818 719 300

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English rapper. Sugar Club, Thu 8pm, Cl4.85 0818 719 300 Dowsing

With Ratboys and Shrug Life Whelan's, upstairs, Thu 8pm, ClO 1890 200 078

Rusangano Family

It's one thing to listen to Rusangano Family's two albums and be moved by them, but it's quite a different experience to witness them live. Last Sunday night, as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival programme, the Limerick/Clare trio demonstrated why they're being hailed as one of Ireland's most vital contemporary hip-hop acts. Emerging from the shadows amid a flurry of high kicks and audience-goading, rappers God Knows and MuRli - both African-born, Irish-raised MCs - provided the rapid-fire vocals to a dynamic soundtrack that was tweaked, spun and scratched by DJ and turntablist John LIiiis, aka mynameisjOhn. As they

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The Mission

London post-punk outfit.

Academy, Sat 7pm, C28

sparked off each other with energy and enthusiasm, neither rapper was afraid to get either political or personal; at one point, God Knows donned a schoolbag for a touching a cappella track about being bullied as a youngster. They shunned all notions of the chest-beating machismo usually found in hip-hop by inviting guest Denise Chaila up for the powerful feminist monologue Isn't Dinner Nice. The audience giddily mashed, danrnd, and even twirled items of clothing over their heads. This felt more like a communal celebration than most gigs.

Lauren Murphy

September 18, Spiegeltent (al Merrion Square, Dublin

KERRY

II PictureThis Athy pop-rock duo. INEC, Killarney, today 6 30pm, 814.35; Oolan's, Limerick, Fri 8pm, 814.35 0818 719 300

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Dublin singer-songwriter.

Workman's Club, Sat 8pm, ClO

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IllThese Charming Hen The Smiths tribute outfit. Abbey Tavern, Sat 9.30pm, Cl7.50 0818 719 300

GALWAY

Ii Chris Wise and the Hidden Revolution

Manchester band. Raisin Dubh, Thu 9pm 091 586 540

•Nicole Maguire

With Bairbre Anne Munnis Seamus Ennis Centre, Naul, Sat 8-30pm, 88-812 01 802 0898

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Opera Theatre Company production, with translation by Roddy Doyle, Gaiety, Thu & Sat 7.30pm, C26 65-855.25

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II Shine With Alan Fitzpatrick, B Traits and others. Queen's Students Union, Sat 9 30pm, £'22.50 0844 2774455

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Weekly dance night. Raisin Dubh, Tue 11pm, 85 091 586 540

II Patrick Cassidy: Children of Lir

BELFAST

II Ulster Orchestra

50th birthday concert with Barry Douglas. Ulster Hall, Fri 7.45pm, £20-£37.50 028 90334455

DUBLIN

II ESB Feis Ceoll Young Platform Series

Conducted by David Brophy NCH, Thu 8pm, 835 01417 0000

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With Derby Browne and the Cappucino Ensemble NCH, John Field Room, Fri 1 05pm, 816-818

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• Celebrating Dance with the RTENSO

CORK

II Cork Folk Festival

Including the Unthanks, Atlantic Arc Orchestra and the Henry Girls Cork city, various venues, Wed-Sat 021431 7271

DUBLIN

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Winners' showcase. NCH, John Field Room, Mon 8pm, CS-812

Pieces by Delibes, Prokofiev, Borodin and others. NCH, Fri 8pm, 813 50-835

Celebration of classical music by Irish composers 1916-2016. NCH, today 3pm, 6 30pm & 8pm

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In a project organised by the International Consorti­ um of Investigative Journal­ ists, of which The Irish Times is a media partner, a searcha­ ble version of the registry is now available online.

The Bahamas are a well-known tax haven and there is nothing illegal about being connected with a com­ pa�X from that jurisdiction.

International response neededLo tackle 'offshore· Oelnion, page 14

Calm Keena, page 2

Telecoms tycoon and the plan to turn Caribbean island into exclusive resort:

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Businessman Denis O'Brien is linked to property on the Caribbean island resort of Canouan, where his former business partner Dermot Desmond has been involved in developing an ultra-exclu­ sive hotel, villa, marina and golf complex, filings in the corporate registry in the Bahamas indicate.

Two Dublin businesswom­ en, who act as directors of a number of Mr O'Brien's Irish companies, are listed as directors of companies in the Bahamas that, in turn, have links with the Canouan island resort.

The Bahamas registry is open to the public but difficult to access online and not searchable for particular names.

Legal Affairs Correspondent

COLMKEENA

O'Brien linked to Caribbean property

constructs the 2005 legislation that gives it its powers, conclud­ ing it is not strong enough or providing satisfaction to the public.

As well as seeking the ability to compel the Garda to surren­ der evidence needed for its in­ vestigations, the watchdog also says it believes the Garda has used the legislative weaknesses been in operation for almost a to delay investigations into its CONORLALLY members. It says that when Security and Crime Editor decade.

In a submission critical of the Gsoc investigates alleged The Garda Siochana Ombuds­ Garda and the legislation giv­ man Commission (Gsoc) is ing the commission its powers,

Watchdog seeking ability to force Garda to surrender evidence in malpractice cases Commission claims force still too slow in responding to requests for information

"This happens not infrequent­ ly," the Gsoc submission states, saying the situation under­ mined the whole ethos of police accountability and justice for mem!>ers of th_e public.

'Public accountability'

the Garda reviewed Gsoc's find­ ings against individual gardai and could reject or overrule the findings or decide not to im­ pose the sanction recommend­ ed. This can be done without ex­ plaining its rationale to the Gsoc or the complainant.

and evidence requested as part of investigations. She wanted the same powers for Gsoc in the Republic, adding while the lev­ el of co-operation offered by the Garda had become a little fast­ er in the wake of the recent con­ troversies, it was still far too slow. Judge Ring also said the way Gsoc was set up under the Garda Siochana Act was fo­ cused too much "on retribution and not enough on resolution".

In some cases members of the public made complaints to

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.. Gsoc claims powers too focused on retribution: page7

Gsoc alleging that when they had fallen victim to crimes such as assault, the gardai handling the cases never investigated and never returned phone calls.

But Gsoc said the Act was so poorly constructed that such complaints could be upheld yet the assault the complainant had suffered would still not be revisited and investigated.

Gsoc wants more powers over Garda 1

• Syrian men remove a baby from the rubble of a destroyed building after an air strike in the northern city of Aleppo yesterday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said dozens of raids hit the city as regime troops advanced on rebels. Kerry demands Russia and Syria ground warplanes to salvage ceasefire: page 9. PHOTOGRAPH: AMEER ALHALBI/AFP/GETIY IMAGES

War baby Infant rescued after air attack as Syrian ceasefire close to collapse

Arts&Ideas,pagel3

Shows with punch, laughs and Spittle Dublin Fringe Festival reviews

Newton Emerson, Opinion,page 14

''Bangor is more than 8004. Protestant, so targeting it with hostile British S}mbols was about bursting a middle-class unionist bubble

Business+Technology

Testing the new iPhone7 Ciara O'Brien runs the rule over Apple's smaller sibling

Thursday,September22,2016 €2.00 (incl. VAT) £1.30 Northern Ireland.

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