title	The Sunday Seisiún at the London Irish Centre, Camden Town - 22nd June 2025
intro	Isobel sorts out tickets for the Sunday Seisiún at the Irish Centre in Camden Town, which at £6 each for around four hours of music is the bargain of the century - only slightly offset by the £128 it costs us to get there and back by train. The session is in two halves, with the first made up from several bands - Bold Love, Cliffords, Fynch, the awesome Madra Salach (Dirty Dog), Scustin and Wildes - performing two or three numbers each, followed by a slightly-more trad session in the second half, where the bands mix up a bit. Somewhere in-between is "authentic Irish Chinese" food courtesy of Paddy Wok, including a "spice bag", which is essentially a giant portion of very salty chips with some vaguely Chinese food added. In a bag. And given the portion size it was just as well we didn't get one each. Also there is Isobel's friend Caoimhe the Shoe, last seen around nine years ago when we went to Highgate to pick a desk up.
imgp3017	Fred tries out a suit in Marks and Spencer
imgp3018	Fred with his purchases on Gentleman's Walk
imgp3020	A ship, a crest and a funky clock on Exchange Street
imgp3024	A derelict florist in Stowmarket
imgp3025	The URC in Stowmarket has scaffolding on the tower
imgp3026	Ipswich Street in Stowmarket
imgp3031	The church of St. Peter and St. Mary
imgp3032	A derelict building on Station Road West
imgp3036	Impressive Victorian façade on Liverpool Street
imgp3037	An argent dragon marks the City of London
imgp3038	Isobel walks along Moorfields
imgp3040	Moorgate underground station
imgp3041	A classic Mind the Gap platform sign
imgp3043	Art for sale on Camden High Street
imgp3045	Camden Town underground station
imgp3046	It's packed on Camden High Street
imgp3048	An old Boots wall advert in Camden
imgp3049	Urban decay on Kentish Town Road
imgp3050	British Boot Company - the original Doc Martins
imgp3051	The five-way junction in Camden
imgp3052	Graffiti and art off Kentish Town Road
imgp3053	More Camden street art and graffiti
imgp3054	Colourful graffiti on Kentish Town Road
imgp3056	Painted tattoo buildings
imgp3058	Isobel checks directions on Buck Street
imgp3063	The Regent's Canal in Camden Town
imgp3064	Camden Road on a railway bridge
imgp3065	A derelict railway bridge
imgp3068	We've made it to the London Irish Centre
imgp3069	Isobel has a Guiness Zero and a bag of crisps
imgp3074	We check the Paddy Wok menu with Caoimhe the Shoe
imgp3076	The first band - Bold Love - take to the stage
imgp3084	Cliffords are next on stage
imgp3092	Rapper Fynch does a set
imgp3103	Lankum-like band Madra Salach do a great set
imgp3106	Guitar and Mandolin action from "Dirty Dog"
imgp3135	The lead singer from Scustin works the crowd
imgp3152	Penny whistle action from Scustin
imgp3161	The final act is Wildes
imgp3171	Caoimhe and Isobel chat in the interval
imgp3187	More of a trad session starts up after the break
imgp3198	Trad-ish music in the London Irish Centre
imgp3200	A teeshirt of Fungie the Dingle Dolphin
imgp3204	A moment from the Fungie guy
imgp3233	The singer from Madra Salach does a number
imgp3244	Crowds in the McNamara Hall
imgp3246	More trad music
imgp3253	There's applause from the crowds
imgp3258	There's a quieter trad session in the front bar
imgp3260	More-traditional trad music
imgp3265	Sunshine hugs outside the Irish Centre
imgp3266	Tat shops on Camden Road
imgp3267	Camden Town tiled sign on the underground
imgp3268	A tube train comes into Camden Town underground
imgp3269	The NatWest tower is now dwarfed by a new building
imgp3270	Isobel turns onto Blomfield Street
imgp3272	Funky ball sculpture outside the Elizabeth Line
imgp3279	The bridge from Relik on the way back to Diss