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In this his third book, Ciaran writes candidly about events in RTE since he left, the urgent strategic public policy required to save the regions outside of Dublin from further significant job losses, and the critical commitment needed for genuine urban a

Joanie Madden: Cherish the Ladies will embark on a 10 day tour of Ontario in March. Details at https://cherishtheladies.com/tourdates/

The Byrne Brothers are known for their electrifying and high-energy performances that showcase traditional Irish music and world-class Irish dancing. Their music features both traditional and original tunes, as well as their unique style and energy.

Davie Furey

Cheryl Prashker talks about her recent, first visit to Ireland and some artsits lined up for the 2024 Goderich Celtic Roots Festival

Simon Oak was taken with the singing circles in Ireland and has become a regular visitor and participant. He has established singing circles in Holland based on the Irish style and tradition.

Eleanor Shanley Sends seasons greetings and talks about traditions in Leitrim

The Celtic Tenors – three tenors, one voice. Matthew Gilsenan, James Nelson, Daryl Simpson

Mattie Lennon: Poet, author, folklorist and traditional music aficionado

Of County Armagh and Louth parentage, Pádraigín Ní Uallacháin was raised in an Irish speaking family. She is a multifaceted traditional artist: a professional singer since 1999 and a researcher, song writer, author and composer, now living in County Louth

Acacia Lyra: Sharing the Moon, just launched, contains 14 originals, with two Celtic harps, guitar, percs, cello and voices in harmony. This is Acacia Lyra's fourth album.

Only Dead Fish Swim with the Current: A memoir filled with wit and candour, exploring everything from a boyhood in Ireland to an adulthood overseas

Kiera Dignam, daughter of the late Aslan frontman Christy Dignam & Dave Browne of the Black Donnellys on their collaboration.

Ontario’s public colleges and Ireland’s technological universities to collaborate on programs and research

Founded in 1982 by Fabio Rinaudo and Daniele Caronna, BIRKIN TREE have studied the repertoire of traditional Irish music with passion and seriousness with repeated stays on the island.

Sally Diamond cannot understand why what she did was so strange. She was only doing what her father told her to do, to put him out with the rubbish when he died.

Mattie Lennon is a poet, author, folklorist and traditional music aficionado, with a penchant for holding forth at length on the little vignettes and foibles of human nature that many others pass by unnoted

Meet sculptor Joe McCaul, creator of the sculpture exhibited ‘Potato People’ at the National Famine Museum. “The Potato People” exhibition draws inspiration from poignant accounts of the Irish Famine, particularly the book “The Truth Behind the Famine"

Paula McFetridge Director: Green & Blue explores the painful and humorous realities faced by the individuals who patrolled the border during the height of the conflict.

An annual celebration of Irish-Newfoundland heritage, steeped in music, song, and storytelling, in the community of Tilting, a National Historic Site of Canada.