Damien Mullane Fleadh 2005, Two jigs, Lovely accordion playing

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21st August, 2010.Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2010 held in Cavan town. At the Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann inaugural meeting in September 1951 it was decided to create a national festival named Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann (Festival of Music in Ireland).County, provincial and worldwide Fleadhanna are very important events in the traditional Irish music calendar and annual Comhaltas events include Fleadh Nua, Fleadh na Breataine (an All-Britain Fleadh Cheoil), regional Fleadhanna in Britain, Japan and the USA. This is a video shot on the Nikon D3s by photographer Barry Cronin and is copyright Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com. Unauthorised use prohibited.

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The Fleadh Ceoil, Cavan town August 2011 filmed by Kevin and Paraic McGlouglhin and Mike Lee featuring some of the amazing talent from the Fleadh and the good times had by all

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A lively street session led by piano accordionist Karen Tweed at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2007 in Tullamore, Co. Offaly. The last jig, a Carolan composition, "Planxty Browne", is often danced in slower tempo as a solo set dance. More info and videos at comhaltas.ie

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from her album "Bachelor No. 2 or, the Last Remains of the Dodo", 1999. i always wanna hire a band so i could sing this song~ more aimee www.aimeemann.com preciousthings.51.net

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From Dublin, the Craobh Naithí Ceilí Band plays two jigs: a Vincent Broderick composition, “The Haunted House”, also known as “Paddy Taylor's Jig” followed by “The Wandering Minstrel”. They were recorded at the Senior Céilí Band competition at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann 2007 in Tullamore. More videos at comhaltas.ie.

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Street Session Winners at the All-Ireland Fleadh in Cavan 2011: Killian Shannon, Jack Kirwan, Ultan O'Brien, Sarah Markey, Mohsen Amini, Gene Moynihan, Shane Mc Cartan and Moira Miller

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The lilter is the late Jimmy Ward from Miltown Malbay, County Clare also a great banjo player. Lilting is a form of traditional celtic singing common in the Gaelic speaking areas of Ireland, and in some ways resembles scat singing and is called puirt a beul in Scottish Gaelic. For list of All-Ireland lilting champions see here: Lilting champions Lilting also known as Celtic Mouth Music (puirt-a-beul), diddling, jigging, chin music or cheek music.).Article on Gaelic puirt-a-beul (mouth music) In lilting lyrics written primarily for dancing to and of secondary importance behind the rhythm and tone in the song.Seamus Fay, Cavan's lilter The lyrics in lilting are often meaningless or nonsensical. Many Gaelic singers therefore do not believe in publishing translations of lilting. The origins of lilting or puirt are unclear and may have resulted from the banning of native instruments.

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thanks to www.the-cranberries.ru

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Recorded by Maguire Media, Kavan From Cavan Band, Playing at the peace III gig rig at the all ireland fleadh Cavan 2011. Niall Preston Bodhran and Cillian King Guitar. Tracks available to download on iTunes and from www.kavan.me

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The Cranberries performing Ode to my family 1994

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What Great Players

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Clip from our session Monday night / tuesday morning in the Cavan Crystal Hotel at the All Ireland Fleadh 2011. This was around 3am after we were winding down a bit; Chris Maguire and Michael Curran joined for a while to keep things going. Reels: Dinny O'Brien's (partial) / Devanney's Goat (in C)

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Vintage footage of the 1st. Fleadh Cheoil in Kilrush. Captured by, local chemist, James A. Doyle and rescued from the skip by his nephew, Richard. Look out for shots of: Pattersons Stores, Coffeys' Fish & Chipper, Anjie Kelly.s and other long gone places.

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Scoil Eigse students in session at Bridge House Hotel. This was a main fleadh venue with several sessions going on at the same time in different parts of the hotel.

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The honeymoon and the knotted cord reels

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Had the pleasure of playing with bouzouki player, Frank, at Crosskeys. The bouzouki is a Sobell 5 course tuned DADAD - fantastic sound which unfortunately this recording doesn't do justice to.

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These three jigs - Kilmovee, an untitled tune, and The Wandering Minstrel, were performed during the online launch of the Fermanagh Fleadh Cheoil on Friday May 27 2011. The session took place at The Black Cat Cove Bar in Belleek, Co. Fermanagh, and the entire session was streamed on www.LiveTrad.com. The musicians involved are Anthony Gordon on guitar, Gary Fitzpatrick on flute, Kathleen Meehan on banjo, Daneka Power on fiddle and Aileen Fitzpatrick on button accordion

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Sharon Shannon preforms Galway Girl live at the Egg Market in Cavan Town on Sunday 22nd August 2010.

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damien mullan jessie healy cathal king stephen markem and sean leahy join together as 'A Dog Called Rizla' and play an amazing set including road to errogie!!!!

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Music at its best

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This was the year the young generation took over traditional Irish music. Sessions everywhere, full of teenagers playing at a very high standard. This was from the sessions at the Bridge Hotel in Tullamore, County Offaly, Ireland, during the Fleadh Cheoil 2009.

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Promo Video for Philip Doherty's 'Fleadh Town' Friday August 12 at 8.00pm 0- August 20 at 9.30pm. Directed by Phil Doherty Shot and Edited by Finn Keenan. Thanks to all involved!!

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Prefab Sprout - Cars and Girls live at the Fleadh Festival, 2000. This is a higher resolution capture than the version currently on Youtube, sourced directly from a VHS capture by Anselm, very many thanks to him.

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This set of reels - Lad O'Beirne's and Bird In The Bush, are played during a session celebrating the online launch of the Fermanagh Fleadh Cheoil, which took place in Belleek, Co. Fermanagh, for the first time in June 2011. The launch took place on May 27th in the village, as a way of announcing to the world that the Fleadh was coming to town, and during this live webcast on LiveTrad.com, we had audiences tuning in from in excess of 20 different countries.

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Prefab Sprout - Cowboy Dreams live at the Fleadh Festival, 2000. This is a higher resolution capture than the version currently on Youtube, sourced directly from a VHS capture by Anselm, very many thanks to him.

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"The morn was breaking bright and fair, The lark sang in the sky, When the maid she bound her goIden hair, With a blithe glance in her eye; For, who beyond the gay green-wood, Was a-waiting her with joy, Oh, who but her gallant Renardine, On the mountains of Pomeroy. An outlawed man in a land forlorn, He scorned to turn and fly, But kept the cause of freedom safe Up on the mountains high. Full often in the dawning hour, Full oft in twilight brown He met the maid in the woodland bow'r, Where the stream comes foaming down For they were faithful in a love No wars could e'er destroy. No tyrant's law touched Renardine, On the mountains of Pomeroy. "Dear love, " she said, "l'm sore afraid, For the foeman's force and you They've tracked you in the lowland plain And all the valley through. My kinsmen frown when you are named Your life they would destroy 'Beware,' they say, 'of Renardine, On the mountains of Pomeroy." "Fear not, fear not, sweetheart," he cried, "Fear not the foe for me No chain shall fall, whate'er betide, On the arm that would be free! Oh, leave your cruel kin and come, When the lark is in the sky. And it's with my gun I'll guard you, On the mountains of Pomeroy." The morn has come, she rose and fled From her cruel kin and home; And bright the wood, and rosy red, And the dumbling torrent's foam. But the mist came down and the tempest roared, And did all around destroy; And a pale, drowned bride met Renardine, On the mountains of Pomeroy."

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