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Describing an Irish country wedding LISTEN: 'In Song And In Story: Haste To The Wedding’ broadcast #OnThisDay in 1975 rte.ie/b/1514129, via @rtearchives.

Tommy Munnelly has been travelling to Fleadhs around the country listening to music and learning and collecting songs. Fleadh Nua Comhaltas Fleadh Cheoil ITMA WATCH: 'Tangents' broadcast #OnThisDay in 1973 rte.ie/archives/2018/…

Harps North – A Celebration of Irish Harp Music Experience an unforgettable evening of traditional and contemporary music. 📍 Rosemary Street First Presbyterian Church 🗓 Friday 13th June, 7:30pm 🎟 Tickets: £15/€18 (Concession £10/€12) 🔗 eventbrite.ie/e/1363127173069

📢Call for Book Reviewers Aigne invites expressions of interest from prospective book reviewers. 🔗Details: aigne.ucc.ie/index.php/aign… 📅Apply by 20 June: [email protected] 📝 Reviews (c. 1,000 words) due 22 August Please share widely

A proud moment at the Harp Ireland Strategy Launch, with a wonderful gathering of harpers alongside the incredible Stephen Rea. 📸Niamh Barry

Only a few days remain to register for in-person attendance at 'Folklore and the Senses', our hybrid conference in collaboration with UCCFolklore. The deadline for booking to attend in person is Thursday 5 June 2025 folklore-society.com/event/folklore…

Registration for in-person attendance at the conference closes on Thursday!

📣The deadline for in-person registration for our hybrid conference Folklore and the Senses is tomorrow, Thursday 5 June, 17:00 BST.📣 Booking for online participants will remain open until 21 June. Day rates are available folklore-society.com/event/folklore…

From 9–14 June, the streets of Belfast come alive as the finest harpers from across Ireland gather for Harps Alive 2025. 🎶 Don’t miss our two unforgettable concerts: Harps North (13 June, Rosemary Street) Connecting Harps (14 June, St George’s Church) harpireland.ie/harps-alive-an…

'The Otherworld' is the newest publication in ITMA's online store. Featuring two accompanying CDs, the book examines the enduring fascination the Irish imagination has with a parallel world and the supernatural, as represented in traditional music.   Buy: itma.ie/shop/the-other…

Only a few spaces left for in-person registration which closes tomorrow!

Came across this beautiful edition in the Quay Co-op Bookshop. An O’Donnell Memorial Lecture given by John A. Murphy in UCC in 1958. I presume it’s John A’s signature with love to Cita. History at UCC The River-side UCC Library

📢 Call for Papers! Revisiting Oral Narrative: Anthropology, Folklore and History The Ninth ‘Folklore and Anthropology in Conversation’ joint seminar with The Folklore Society 📅 23 Oct 2025 ⏰ Proposal deadline: 30 Jun 2025 Find out more >> ow.ly/7NuH50W7btO

We’re so excited to be welcoming everyone for this conference next week. In person registration is closed but you can still register for online attendance!

📣Call for Papers📣 Lying in Legend and Tradition: The Nineteenth Legendary Weekend of The Folklore Society will be held on Saturday 6th - Sunday 7th September 2025 at Tullie House, Carlisle. Submission deadline: 1st July 2025 folklore-society.com/event/lying-in…

25 new manuscripts from the Main Manuscript Collection are now digitized, indexed and available on duchas.ie.

Are you coming to the crossroads dance this Bonefire night in Effrinagh, Co. Leitrim? 🔥 23rd June - 8pm - N41 NP04 Bring your instruments, dancing shoes & bicycles. No parking near the cross. Park and cycle! Supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon @aircdamhsa

🙌To celebrate the current exhibition at LHQ Gallery, Brian Lalor will be in conversation with curator Vera Ryan. ⏰ Thursday 19 June at 1pm at LHQ Gallery, County Library Building, Carrigrohane Road, T12K335

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Our new issue of Béascna is ready & will be launched this coming weekend at the The Folklore Society conference. It will be available to purchase from them on. Comhgháirdeachas leis an eagarthóir Ciarán Ó Gealbháin & na h-údair ar fad!