Meanings of international touring in anglès

Joanne Pirrie is a dancer with Janis Claxton Dance, an international touring company based in Edinburgh.

The problem is that this is not great unless you're a band with an international touring schedule.

But with international touring currently off the table, not getting excited is sad but probably sound advice.

UB40 have locked in dates for late April and May next year despite the many unknowns in international touring.

This was to provide a new large-scale venue for performing arts companies based on this island, and for international touring.

The Australian Under-17 international touring party annihilated an Ulster selection in a compromise rules games at Silverbridge, Co Armagh, yesterday.

Founder Shona McCullagh as both artistic director and chief executive says that to be sustainable the international touring is vital.

The money, over a three-year period, includes support for three international touring exhibitions, hosting international representatives at them and an international education programme.

The international touring exhibition, mounted by the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF), aims to alert people to the effects of this disease.

As Artistic Director of Camerata Ireland and the Clandeboye Festival, he continues to celebrate his Irish heritage whilst also maintaining a busy international touring schedule.

Appreciative audiences worldwide and the need to earn a living meant a return to international touring, and Jansch teamed up with the multi-instrumentalist Martin Jenkins.

The Irish in Latin America, an international touring exhibition on view this week at NUI Galway, contains some surprising facts about the impact (...)

They partially re-formed for two years in the mid-70s, and again in 2006, when Davis returned to international touring with the group.

International touring poet Rik The Most is on the line from Hamilton to tell us all about it.