Very lively evening with the White Horse Guitar Club. Eleven men playing guitars and a mouth organ was used at one stage, the beat was helped by a couple of shakers, and sorry I haven't proper names for the instruments. There was a buzz on stage from first to last. The songs were very entertaining, each had a story and was well introduced by the man from The White Horse. I thought that the renditions were powerful, engaging, and were especially picked from American Blue Grass, which seemed to have a thread to Country music, The men used mannerisms of how an Irish group would bond on stage, but they are Irish! The spokesman was very good at delivery and had us in the palm of his hands. One was reminded even the band were excellent singers and performers, that these were ordinary men with families and day jobs. Many in the audience knew members of the band personally. Choirs from Ballincollih and Carrigtwohill joined towards the end for a couple of gospel songs. These ladies filled the back of the stage with song, harmony, sway, and happy faces.