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by Myles O'Reilly October 5, 2020 2

All The Ways You Wander :: John Spillane [Feat. Des Dillon]

This is a real treat. I managed to escape the pale to visit the extraordinary medieval town of Clonmel forContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly September 19, 2020 1

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by Myles O'Reilly August 14, 2020 1

Let me introduce Niamh Bury. Last year I took a journey by boat to the Irish island of Arranmore, toContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly August 10, 2020 1

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by Myles O'Reilly June 22, 2020 2

Niamh Bury is a folk singer from Ireland. Little is known about her on the Internet, so very proud toContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly April 8, 2020 1

Anna Mieke sings her song Warped Window live from a dockyard in Dublin. From her debut album ‘Idle Mind’ :Continue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly March 9, 2020 0

The ancient festival of Samhain, corresponding to modern day Halloween, was one of the most important events on the CelticContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly March 4, 2020 0

Ten years ago I got a phone call from the great Adrian Crowley asking if I had a car, whichContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly February 29, 2020 0

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by Myles O'Reilly February 5, 2020 0

What a glorious thing, to find music online that’s make me happy, then afford the time to actually plant myselfContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly December 25, 2019 2

In this episode Donal Dineen travels in the footsteps of the legendary ethnomusicologist and archivist Alan Lomax to a remoteContinue Reading

by Myles O'Reilly November 18, 2019 1

A tear-jerker scene from the musical feature ‘Come On Up To The House’, in which the audience attending a GlenContinue Reading