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The
Coleman Irish Music Centre, located in Gurteen, Co. Sligo is a celebration
of Irish Music, Culture and Heritage. Here, the music of Michael Coleman
and other traditional musicians of the area can be heard and played
and learned. It is a living tradition – An Tradisiun Beo. |
http://www.colemanirishmusic.com/ |
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City of Birmingham's Irish Centre | www.birminghamirish.co.uk/ |
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The
Big Bands Database: An ongoing project dedicated to Bands; to
Jazz and to Swing History, and to the music now known to the the
world as "American Popular Song". |
http://nfo.net/ |
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Information on Co Mayo, Ireland | http://www.mayo-ireland.ie |
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Visit
the Irish Chat room where you are sure to meet someone with Irish
roots! Often you will be able to chat with people in Ireland as more
people there are using the Internet - so who knows - you may even
meet a long lost Irish cousin!! |
http://www.irishchat.net |
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Welcome
to the Irish Family History Foundation's presence on the Internet
- your gateway to discovering all about your Irish ancestry, roots,
genealogy and family history from anywhere in Ireland. We cover the
32 counties of Ireland, North, South, East and West. |
http://www.irishroots.net |
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Put
your CD, festival, summer school, group, concert tour schedule etc
on the Internet with rish-music.net |
http://www.irish-music.net |
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for
Festivals, Summer schools, Irish Harp Organisations, Albums, Magazines
and a Harp Bulletin Board. |
http://www.harp.net |
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Maybe
you're far from home. Maybe you've read Frank McCourt's book Angela's
Ashes and feel drawn to Limerick or maybe you'd just like to see a
street or locality in Limerick on the web. |
http://www.limerick.com/ |
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The
term "Celtic music" is rather vague: it can reasonably be connected
to the traditional music of the countries which speak Celtic languages:
Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany (in France) and Galitia (in Spain),
but also to the music of those geographic regions that have been influenced
by Celtic culture, such as the United States and some regions of Canada.
The term comprises also the most recent musical forms based on the
typical characteristics of the Celtic tradition. The Celtic music page.
from: Alfredo from Palermo, Sicily, Italy |
http://members.nbci.com/alfstone/introduction.htm |
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The
next time you want to tell an Irish joke tell one that reflects the
humour and nature of Irish people. Forget the " How many Irish
electricians " type of joke. These jokes are easily changed to
ridicule any ethnic group. On this site I want to present alternatives
to " Insulting Irish Jokes ". I have presented pages of
jokes that reflect the humour and nature of the Irish.
I also wish to present some success stories about Irish people in
all walks of life. Literature, Actors, Music,
History, Politics, Travel and more are presented on this site. |
http://users.bigpond.com/kirwilli/ |