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14ú Bealtaine 2008 Skerries http://www.skerriestraditionalmusic.com/ Drumshambo Telephone: +353 (0)71 964 1213 Email: nancywoods@iol.ie Website: http://www.joemooneysummerschool.com/ Address: Drumshanbo, Co Leitrim, Republic of Ireland
20ú Mi Eanáir 2008 Fiddle and Bow lost - December 2007
Above is photo of Fiachra's missing fiddle and bow, a distinctive and unique black fiddle with ornate purfling and animal's head, which was left behind in a black case at a bus stop on Mobhi Rad in December 2007. The bow is a black cromite bow. A reward is offered leading to it's return. 3ú Mi Na Nollag 2007 Dublin Camogie Player of the Year 2ú Mi Na Nollag 2007 Geantraí
From The Cobblestone
and then Programme dated 25/11/2007
26ú D Fomhair 2007 Clip from The Pure Drop TV programme in 1987:
Go to
http://www.tg4.tv/
International Bagpipe link to photos of Bagpipe festival http://www.flickr.com/photos/minamina/sets/72157601275318082/
Hi Alphie
Above is a link to photos of Bagpipe festival
Maybe you could put it up under Photo Gallery/Archive and just head it
19ú M Fomhair 2007 Orange Blossom Special - Estonia 30ú Meitheaamh 2007 The Story of Easter Week. 1916
Track Listing Disc One: 1) Michael Coleman - Reels: The Boys of the Lough - The Devils of Dublin 2) Deirdre Collins - Reels: The Leitrim Litter - The Chattering Magpie - Ronnie Cooper 3) Martin Wynne & James O'Bierne - Reel: Reevy Johnstone 4) Owenmore Ceili Band - Jigs: Coolalta Jig - Innisfree Jig 5) Tommy Guigan - Reels: Creamers - The Longford Tinker 6) Fred Finn, Peter Horan & Oliver Killoran - Reel: The Laurel Tree 7) Neil Mulligan - Reels: Drunken Landlady - The Leitrim Thrush 8) Una Devlin - Reels: Colonel Frazer - Love At the Endings 9) Michael Hurley & Ollie Ross - Reels: The Pullet - The Old Bush - Tommy Coen's 10) Coleman Society Musicians - Jigs: Strike the Gay Harp - The Shores of Lough Gowna 11) Seamus Duffy - Song: Michael Davitt 12) Michael Gorman & Margaret Barry - Reel: Mountain Road 13) John Regan - Jigs: Billy McCormacy - The Ship In Full Sail 14) Padraig Kerins - Reels: Sean Ryan's - Farrewell to Erin 15) Shane Mitchell & Lian Kelly - Reels: Jim Coleman's Set 16) Seamus O'Dowd - Reels 17) Noel McTeirnan - Reels: Joe Cooley's - The Sligo Maid 18) Kincora Ceili Band - Jigs: The Carriganat - Freenan's 19) Therese Cully - Ollie Ross - Reel 20) John McEvoy & Felix Dolan - Reels: THe Maid I Ne'er Forgot - The Jug of Punch 21) Seamus Tansy - Reel: The Liffy Banks 22) Paddy Killoran - Reels: Last Night's Fum - Martin Wynne's Disc Two: 1) James Morrison - Reels: Irish Girl - The Musical Priest - Lord Wellington 2) Finn, Horan & Killoran - Reel: The Blackthorn Stick 3) Catherine McEvoy - Reels: Highest Hill in Sligo - Mama's Pet 4) Andy Davey, Seamus Tansy & Tommy Toolan - Jigs: Willie Coleman's - Brendan Tone Rowe's No.2 5) Deirdre Collis - Jigs: Over the Bridge - Paddy Fahy's - The Steeplechase 6) Bofield Ceili Band - Jigs: Humours of Ennistymon - Burke's - Redican's 7) Jim Donaghue - Reel: The Haymaker's Reel 8) Matt Molloy - Jig: The Gold Ring 9) Paddy McDonnagh - Reel: Never Was Piping So Gay 10) Dervish - Song: An Spalpin Fanach 11) Michael Gorman & Mick Flynn - Reels: Miss McLeod's - The Duke of Leinster 12) Tommy Diegnan - Reels 13) John Wynne - Hornpipe: Jim Coleman's 14) Martin Wynne & James O'Bierne - Reels: Phillip Beirne's Delight 15) Aidan Duffy - Jigs 16) Neil Mulligan & Seamus Tansy - Air & Poem: Caitriona Rua - Poem 17) John & Peter Duffy - Hornpipes 18) Paddy Sweeney & Seamus Horan - Reels: The Wind That Shakes the Barley - The Sligo Maid - The Foxhunter 19) Harry McGowan: The Man In the Bog - Liz Doherty's - The Flying Wheelchair 20) Orla Healey - Jigs 21) Joe Byrne & Anne Conboy - Air & Reels: A Week In January - The Rainy Day - The Rossport Reel 22) Owenmore Ceili Band - Reels: Boyne Hunt - Come West Along the Road 23) Michael Coleman - Reels: Bonnie Kate - Jenny's Chickens Neillidh O Maolagain
18ú Meitheaamh 2007 Brian Rooney Benefit Concert Line up for this concert confirmed so far: Ben Lennon,Eleanor Shanley, Charlie McGettigan, Mary McPartlan, Gregory Daly, Jesse Smith, John Blake, Kevin Loughlin, Rosie Stewart, Neilidh Mulligan, Pat & Frank Fox,The O’Brien family, Louise Horan & friends,Jim Connolly, Kathleen Meehan,Kevin O’Brien, Dave Sheridan, John McCartin, Sean Ward & Mick Mulvey, Paddy Hayes, John Carty, Francis Gaffney and many more Venue: Manorhamilton Community Hall, Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim Friday 29th June 8pm Tickets on door:€10 or donations in advance to http://www.johncartymusic.com/news.asp
6ú Meitheaamh 2007 29ú Bealtaine 2007 On the 31st of May, the RTE radio programme "The Eleventh Hour", introduced by Páraic Breathnach, will focus on the two recently published books on Séamus Ennis - Pat Mitchell's The Dance Music of Séamus Ennis and Ríonach Uí Ógáin's Mise an Fear Cheoil. The programme will include interviews with the two authors, and contributions from Seamus's son Chris Ennis, and from Neillidh Mulligan and Peter Browne, both of whom will also play the pipes.
28ú Bealtaine 2007
• AN EVENING OF ‘Ceol, Craic agus Comhrá’featuring Kevin O’Brien & Friends • Community Centre - 9pm • MUSIC WORKSHOPS • Flute - Catherine McEvoy• Fiddle - Laura Kerr & Jesse Smith• Sean Nós Dancing - Seosamh Ó Neachtain• Uilleann Pipes - Néillidh Mulligan• Singing - Mary McPartlan / Meaití Jó Sheamuis• Tin Whistle - Seán Ryan• Community Centre - 11am • MUSIC COMPETITIONS Flute: U-10, U-12, U-14, U-18 Tin Whistle: U-10, U-12, U-14, U-18 • Community Centre - 4.15pm • COTTAGE SESSION with Michael O’Brien & friends • Community Centre - 5.00pm • AIFREANN AN FHÉILE 12PM St. Patrick’s Church Tarmon followed by wreath laying ceremony at the John McKenna monument • LÁ NA nÓG in conjuntion with DRUMKEERAN YOUTH CLUB Street Entertainment including: • Samba Band• Street sessions• Céilí Dancing• Main st., Drumkeeran - 3 to 5pm (please note that the Main street will be closed to traffic during Lá na nÓg) • FESTIVAL CONCERT ‘The Tap Room Trio’ Jesse Smith Harry Bradley John Blake • Community Centre - 9pm • TUTOR’S CONCERT A Feast of music featuring tutors, local musicians and many more! • Community Centre - 9pm • INFORMATION info@johnmckenna.ie 086 8569900
16ú Bealtaine 2007 Skerries Traditional Music weekend 18- 20th May 2007 Further details at: http://www.skerriestraditionalmusic.com/ 20ú Aibreán 2007 Mohill O’Carolan Celebration May Bank Holiday WeekendOn
Wednesday, 11th of April Members of Comhaltas Ceoltoiri
Eireann, Maothail gathered with invited guests to launch the first
Mohill O’Carolan Weekend at the beautiful grounds of Lough Rynn Castle
Hotel which is to be the setting for the performance by The National
Harp Orchestra directed by Dr. Janet Harbison. This concert will take
place on Sunday 6th May at 3.00 p.m. Chairperson
of CCÉ, Maothail Councillor Enda Stenson welcomed the gathering and
explained the background of the Mohill O’Carolan Weekend. In 2006
CCÉ, Maothail had hosted Fleadh Cheoil Liatroma and as part of its
opening ceremony had been delighted to present Dr. Janet Harbison and
the National Harp Orchestra. Such
was the reception from the crowds and the media both local and national,
that the branch as part of its programme for 2007 invited Dr. Harbison
and her wonderful orchestra back to be part of the inaugural Mohill
O’Carolan Weekend. Councillor
Stenson explained that Mohill has a long association with Turlough
O’Carolan, the blind harpist, reputed to be the first great Irish
composer. It is most
fitting that the branch should celebrate and commemorate a musician with
local connections O’Carolan’s only permanent home being but a few miles from
the town on land given to him by his patrons the Crofton family of
Lakefield House Gortletteragh. A
project such as the ‘Mohill O’Carolan Weekend’ will allow locals
and those who travel from afar the opportunity to hear some of the work
of O’Carolan which has survived and has been celebrated and enjoyed
for over two hundred years. Nancy
Woods, County Secretary of Comhaltas and former Leitrim Person of the
Year spoke of “a dream come true” as CCÉ, Maothail prepare to
welcome Dr. Janet Harbison and the National Harp Orchestra to Mohill
this May bank holiday weekend. “When Comhaltas was founded back in 1951 one of its primary
objectives was to preserve, and to keep alive the great Irish tradition
of the harp and the uillean pipes and here in Mohill we are doing just
that with the bringing together of the National Harp Orchestra and the
renowned uillean piper with Leitrim connections Neillidh Mulligan. It is
a great honour and indeed a great privilege to be associated with the
Mohill O’Carolan Weekend,” Ms.Woods added. It was also revealed at
the launch that Dr Harbison, Director of the National Harp Orchestra is
composing a piece of music dedicated to the memory of one of Leitrim’s
and Ireland’s greatest writers- John McGahern which will be performed
for the first time at the concert Mohill
is the place to be on May 5th –May 6th. The
weekend starts on Saturday afternoon with workshops being given in the
Vocational School, Mohill from 10.00a.m. – 1.00p.m. ·
Harp with Dr. Janet
Harbison, ·
Uillean
pipes with Neillidh Mulligan ·
Flute
with Ryan Murphy (National Harp Orchestra) ·
Tin
whistle with Mossie Martin ·
Singing
with Fionnuala Maxwell ·
Parents
are encouraged to bring along their children to experiment with baby
harps (kindly provided by Dr Harbison) with the view to cultivate
further interest in harp music. Traditional
sessions will be held in the various pubs throughout the town later that
night and throughout the weekend. Sunday
afternoon at three o clock sharp on the lawns of Lough Rynn Castle Hotel
an open air concert will be held. Artists featuring will include the
National Harp Orchestra, Neillidh Mulligan one of Ireland’s finest and
most distinguished uilleann pipers, the Tracy O Neill School of Dancing
who have travelled throughout Ireland, England and America, the
Aughnasheelin 2006 Scor All Ireland Ballad Singers, Sean
Ward, Joe Mc Govern and friends and members of the Mohill Singers Club. CCÉ,
Maothail believe that this will be a weekend of wonderful music, song
and craic framed against the beautiful backdrop of Lough Rynn Castle
Hotel with its elegant fairways, copses, nature trails and lakesides
walks. Mohill O’Carolan Weekend is a must for all music lovers and CCÉ
extend a warm welcome to all. The branch is extremely grateful to the
management of Lough Rynn Castle Hotel and the Hanly Group for their
support and assistance in hosting this event and Leitrim VEC for the use
of the Vocational School, Mohill.
On
Monday 7th the Harp Orchestra will be going on a tour of O’Carolan
Country and will be visiting all sites associated with the famous harper.
They will start the tour from Hatley
Manor, Carrick-on-Shannon, the home of the St. George family where
O’Carolan’s father was employed as a farmhand and blacksmith. While
there they will play the traditional tune “Molly St. George”.
At Alderford House,
they will play “Mrs
McDermott Roe and Carolan’s Farewell to Music”.
At Kilronan Cemetery,
(his burial place) they will play “Nach í seo an chuairt easbhach” (Marbhna Chearbhallain le Cahaoir
Mac Cába). At
Letterfine they will play “George Reynolds”. At
Shebeg they will play “Shebeg and Shemore” At
Laheen they will play “Tobias Peyton”. At
Fenagh they will play “Lament for Charles McCabe”. At
Drumboy they will play “Carolan’s Cottage (Alloa house). At
Mohill they will play “William Eccles”. At
Lakefield they will play “Miss Crofton”.
23ú Mí Marta 21ú Mí Feabhra Concert Featuring Néillidh Mulligan Michael Geaney (Songs) And Hungarian Pipers Monday 12th March at 19.30pm on Boat 38(Buda Side of Danube), Budapest, Hungary 12ú Mí Feabhra The Session with the Pipers Traditional Music Recital Neillidh Mulligan (Pipes) Tony Mc Mahon (Accordion) Steve Cooney (Guitar) The Cobblestone Bar, 77 North King Street, Dublin 7 Tuesday March 6th 2007, starting at 9:30pm (Doors 9.00pm) Admission : €12.00 (concession €8.00) 16ú D Fomhair Tallinn City
Theatre’s 4TH International Theatre Festival Midwinter Night’s
Dream 27-31 December 2006 festival PROGRAMME Wednesday, 27 December 21.00 Jam session at the Festival club
Festival club Thursday, 28 December 12.00
Opening Ceremony
Tallinn Town Hall 18.00 “The Tailor” (Tallinn City Theatre,
Estonia)
Small Stage 18.00 “A Hundred Year-Old House” (Frú
Emilía Theatre, Iceland)
Horse Mill 20.00
Néillidh Mulligan and Vincent Woods (Ireland)
Chamber Theatre 21.30
Kusum Gboo workshop – drums
Festival club
Friday, 29 December 11.00
Encounter with Issey Ogata and Yuzo Morita
Heaven Theatre 13.00 “A Hundred Year-Old House” (Frú
Emilía Theatre, Iceland)
Horse Mill 13.00
Néillidh Mulligan and Vincent Woods (Ireland) – for children
Chamber Theatre 15.00
Kusum Gboo workshop – dance
Small Stage 16.00
Encounter with Jón Atli Jónasson and Jaan Tätte
Festival club 18.00
“Donky Khot” (The School of Dramatic Art, Russia)
Hell Theatre 21.00 “A Catalogue of City Life” (Issey
Ogata, Japan)
Heaven Theatre 21.00 Jam session at the Festival club
Festival club Saturday, 30 December
12.00 “Donky Khot” (The
School of Dramatic Art, Russia)
Hell Theatre 12.00
Néillidh Mulligan and Vincent Woods (Ireland) – for children
Chamber Theatre 13.00 “A Catalogue of City Life” (Issey
Ogata, Japan)
Heaven Theatre 16.00
Dmitry Krymov’s workshop
Small Stage 16.00
Néillidh Mulligan and Vincent Woods (Ireland)
Chamber Theatre 19.00
“Somu” (Kusum Gboo, Ghana)
Salme Cultural
Centre 21.00 Jam session at the Festival club
Festival club Sunday, 31 December Starting
from 19.00 – New Year’s Gala throughout the entire Tallinn City
Theatre complex Locations: Tallinn City Theatre complex: Festival club, Small Stage, Hell Theatre – 23 Lai
Street; Heaven Theatre – 21 Lai Street; Chamber Theatre – 19 Lai
Street Horsemill: 47 Lai Street Salme Cultural Centre: 12 Salme Street Tallinn Town Hall: 1 Town Hall Square Tallinn City
Theatre’s 4TH International Theatre Festival Midwinter Night’s
Dream 27-31 December 2006 This
year’s Midwinter Night’s Dream festival is dedicated to the
centennial anniversary of professional theatre in Estonia. For the
occasion we have invited guest performers from very different parts of
our world – with participants arriving from Japan, Africa, Russia,
Iceland and Ireland. The main theme of the festival is the art of
storytelling and the migration of people and stories. In
addition to performances we will offer you workshops and encounters with
our guests – the Kusum Gboo Dance Ensemble will teach us about African
music and dance, Russian scenographer Dmitry Krymov will reveal to us
some secrets of his creative laboratory, Estonian playwright Jaan Tätte
and his colleague from Iceland, Jón Atli Jónasson, will discuss the
great stories of small nations, and Japanese actor Issey Ogata and
director Yuzo Morita will tell us about their working methods and acting
techniques. The workshops were initiated with theatrical professionals
in mind, but they are also open to the general public. The
artistic director for this year’s festival is Jaanus Rohumaa. THE
PARTICIPANTS Japan Issey
Ogata “A
Catalogue of City Life” Directed
by Yuzo Morita Issey
Ogata, a master of one-man theatre, and his director Yuzo Morita have
worked together for more than thirty years. Having participated in
student demonstrations in his youth and worked in the early years as a
janitor and construction labourer alongside his acting, Issey Ogata is
familiar with many different sides of life, and it’s mainly among
ordinary Japanese people that he finds characters to depict on stage. In
his shows one can see commuters stuck on crowded trains, bartenders
cheerfully waiting on an almost empty house, impertinent pizza delivery
boys, and widows in love – ordinary people, who are still somehow
different from the others.
Slipping from one role to another
with enjoyable ease, Ogata brings out the wittier and funnier side of
everyday life – therefore it’s not surprising that he is extremely
well loved in his home country. In addition to theatre Ogata often
performs on television, and apart from Asia he has toured the US and in
Europe. He has also acted in films both in Japan and abroad, recently
playing the Emperor Hirohito in Alexander Sokurov’s film “The
Sun”. The
performances are in Japanese, with synchronous translation into Estonian
and English. Russia School
of Dramatic Art Dmitry
Krymov’s Creative Laboratory “Sir
Vantes. Donky Khot” A
collaborative creation. Opus No 2. Directed
by Dmitry Krymov Dmitry
Krymov is a renowned Russian scenographer and professor. In studying the
possibilities of visual theatre, a few years ago he and his scenography
students created a production called “Not a Fairytale”, where the
very same students participated as actors. Anatoly Vassilyev, the
artistic director of the School of Dramatic Art, noticed the production
and he offered Krymov the opportunity to establish a creative laboratory
at his theatre. By today the laboratory, made up of students of
scenography and some young actors, has already created five different
productions.
“Donky Khot” is a fantasy based on “Don Quixote” by Miguel Cervantes –
it’s a story about love, hatred, loneliness and death; a humorous and
moving performance about a man who is different from everyone else. The
creators of “Donky Khot” have said that the performance is meant for
people who understand the theatrical language, but also for those who
have sometimes felt that they’re different from the crowd. “Donky
Khot” is a mixture of different styles – drama, stage movement,
dance, song, shadow theatre, puppet theatre and happening. The
performance doesn’t need any translation. Ghana Kusum
Gboo “Somu” Directed,
choreography and compositions/re-arrangements by: Richard Danquah The
Kusum Gboo Dance Ensemble will deliver our festival a hot vibe,
travelling here from Africa, the cradle of humanity, to bring to us
stories about the creation of Man and world, and colourful dance numbers
from the rich cultural heritage of Ghana. “Somu” is a word in the
local Akan language, loosely translated as “hold on tightly to
whatever you possess”, calling on all Africans to embrace the
traditions they have inherited from their forefathers.
The director, Richard Danquah, was
very active in protecting and promoting African dance and culture during
his entire lifetime. In addition to Ghana he also gathered knowledge and
experience form Benin, Benin and Burkina Faso, and Kenya. Kusum Gboo is
one of the most renowned ensembles of traditional dance in Ghana, and
they have toured with their performances in several European countries.
The Kusum Gboo drummers will also
contribute to festival life by participating in the evening jam sessions
at the festival club. The
verbal section of the performance is in English, with translation into
Estonian. Iceland Frú
Emilía Theatre Jón
Atli Jóansson “A Hundred Year-Old House” Directed
by: Hafliði Arngrímsson Iceland
is indeed a land of theatre – statistically they have the highest
percentage of theatre-goers in the world. During recent years Jón Atli
Jónasson’s play called “Surf” has been performed with great
success in many European festivals. Midwinter Night’s Dream is proud
to present his next play, “A Hundred Year-Old House”.
In Iceland the play is performed in
an old hospital tent that has been abandoned by the British military.
The central characters are three old people sharing a room at a nursing
home. Together they try to keep alive their memories about a world that
is becoming more and more alien to them, and seek each other’s company
in a struggle to stay alive, while at the same time longing for another
life, another world. The play is written in the form of the evening
gatherings which are customary in Icelandic farms, even reminding us
sometimes of a wake. The characters tell stories, dance, reminisce,
listen to music, drink whiskey, eat sweets, and try to read a Norwegian
book about death. The
performances are in Icelandic, with Estonian and English subtitles. Ireland Néillidh
Mulligan and Vincent Woods Ireland
is a land of fairytales, poetry and folk music. Renowned uilleann piper,
Néillidh Mulligan, and one if Ireland’s best-known contemporary
playwrights, Vincent Woods, present a programme including all of those
three components. It is a friendly gathering, comprising traditional
music, stories and poetry from ancient tradition, framed in the context
of modern music and literature. Two performances are meant for grown-ups
and two for children.
Néillidh
Mulligan has been in contact with traditional music since his childhood,
being a son of an acclaimed fiddle-player and piper. Mulligan has been
described as a piper who is sure
of his touch and who plays with warmth and emotion. He has worked as a
teacher and musician, participated in many festivals, worked in
television, theatre and film, and has released three solo albums. Since
his first visit here in 1988, he has been a regular performer in
Estonia.
Vincent Woods is a renowned
playwright, whose work has been staged both in Ireland and abroad. His
plays include “At The Black
Pig’s Dyke” and “A
Cry from Heaven”, which draw on old traditions and myth to tell
powerful stories with strong resonances for today. He has also published
several collections of poetry. The
performances are in English, with translation into Estonian. Estonia Tallinn
City Theatre Sławomir
Mrožek “The Tailor” Directed
by: Mart Koldits Mart
Koldits, who graduated from the Estonian Academy of Music Drama School
in 2004, is the youngest director at Tallinn City Theatre. In his latest
production, “The Tailor,” he continues his efforts to present the
human mind in metaphorical language, using theatrical means in his
search for substance.
“The Tailor” is a play about
culture and its relationship with humans. When the King, the scheming
Tailor, the young Idealist, the beautiful Courtesan, and the hostile
Barbarians step onto the stage, there begins an intense struggle, the
pattern of which has repeated itself from one century to another. But
the Tailor discovers a way (at least in the interpretation of some
schools) of changing this pattern. The
performance is in Estonian, with synchronous translation into English.
10ú D Fomhair Brian 'The Godfather' Rooney at the Cobblestone, October 2006. New links to 26ú M Fomhair
ESTONIAN MUSIC
Three brothers and a sister from Estonia: Jaak, Ants, Mart, Kärt Johansons' music, but even more their way of thinking, the way of living has been influenced on one hand by Estonian traditional songs, by the choir-singing activities of their parents and themselves... The famous singers, the Johanson Family from Estonia, will be joined by some Irish Traditional musicians for a unique night of music and song from both traditions. Three brothers and a sister from Estonia. Johansons' music, but even 9ú M Fomhair Brian Rooney (fiddle) 11ú Iúil 2006 Photo of John Brogan and pat Ward 23ú Meitheamh 2003 24ú Bealtaine 2006
The Horse Mulligans,
11ú Bealtaine 2006 NEILLIDH
MULLIGAN
Date:
Sunday, June 18, 2006
Naul
Co
Dublin
Admission E 5.00 Contact details: Sean: + 353 87 7870138
15ú Mí Marta NEW NPU WEBSITE FORMAT 24ú Mí Feabhra
3ú Mí FeabhraThis
year’s Joe
Mooney Summer School will
be held in Drumshanbo from 15th
July to 22nd July 2006. Further
information on this Summer School can be seen at: http://www.joemooneysummerschool.com/index.html Contact:
22ú Mí Na NollaigTionól an tSléibhe Dhuibh 10-12 agus 2-4 ranganna píobaireachta le Neillidh Mulligan, Éamon Ó Bróithe agus Muirís Ó Brollacháin, ceardlann déanta feag le John Mitchell ó Chorcaigh. Beidh rang breise againn le Steven Porter, is rang speisialta é chun deis a thabhairt do dhaoine nár thriall na píobaí ariamh(steve bocht). Ceolchoirm leis na múinteoirí ar 4.30 Beidh oíche neamhfhoirmiúil againn i siléir uí cheallaigh, tá súil agam go dtig leat fanacht. Bheinn buíoch duit dá dtiocfadh leat an t--eolas seo a chur ar do shuíomh agus an focal a chur thart go ginearálta,go háirithe i measc na nGaei Tionól
11th of February,classes from 10-12 and 2-4,Tutors are Néillidh
Mulligan, Éamon Ó Bróithe and Muirís ÓBrollacháin, we will have a
special class to give people a chance to try the pipes for the first
time, the tutor will be Stephen Porter,we will be able to supply a few
practise sets but places for this class must be booked in advance.John
Mitchell from Cork will host the reed making class. We will have a
concert at 4.30 with the tutors and special guests. A night of informal
piping is planned for the evening in Kellys cellars bar.more info from
Cormac on 048 from south or 028 from north 90209193 or 07803501916 or cormacobriain@hotmail.com
. Tuilleadh
Eolas Cormac Ó'Briain
13ú D Fomhair
Vincent Harrisson, Ben Lennon and Néillidh Mulligan Photo George Beuge http://www.irlandfoto.com/
12ú D Fomhair Piping Recital: John Rooney (London), Néillidh Mulligan, Gay, Conor & Seán Mc Keon 11ú D Fomhair 19ú M Fomhair Family photo of Caoimhe First holy Communion 31ú lá de mhí Lúnasa 2005 29ú Meitheamh 2005 22ú Mí Feabhra 2005 Click for details on the Fishguard Folk festival 2005 17ú Mí Feabhra 2005 Fundraiser
for
Dublin
15 Hospice
Draíocht,
Blanchardstown
Centre,
Dublin
15
on
9th
April 2005 at 8.00 p.m.
Organised
by: Castleknock
Community College
Featuring
past and present pupils and staff of
the Castleknock Community College. Guests
include Dublin uilleann piper Néillidh
Mulligan
Admission:€20.00 Please
support this very worthwhile cause
contact draíocht Administration 01 885 2610 Fax: 01 824 3434 Email: marketing@draiocht.ie
27ú Mí Eanair Photos Mulligans playing Mulligan Sunday February 13th @ 3.00pm.
14ú Mí Eanair
Details on the Joe Mooney Summer School |
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Participants accounts of the Easter Rising
from the RTE Libraries and Archives.
Produced and presented by Peter Woods
incorporating Pronsias Mac Aonghusa's original narrative
Featured Music: The Foggy Dew Traditional Arr. Performed by
Néillidh Mulligan
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PARTICIPANT VACANCIES
Course
Code FG52P
NPU Heritage and Research Project.