Ensemble Sangineto's main purpose focuses on the melding of Italian folk tunes with an international modern flavor, in the perspective of a continuity and renovation of the Italian folk music drawing on other European countries' traditionsPor Irish Radio Canada

Siobhan Miller is a Scottish folk singer and the only four-time winner of Best Singer at the Scots Trad Music Awards. She also won the Best Traditional Track at the 2018 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards and has frequently performed at Celtic Connections.Por Irish Radio Canada

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Claudette Commanda; Mark McGowan; Eamonn McKee; Nathan Brinklow, Eleanor McGrath Gratitude: Honouring Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee & Wendat Irish Famine AidPor Irish Radio Canada

Patrick Murray, Exec Dir of IFFO provides a wrap up summary for the upcoming festival.Por Irish Radio Canada

Clair Wills’s investigation leads her back to the discovery that nearly thirty years ago a cousin of hers had been born in one of the Homes and her existence had been covered up.Por Irish Radio Canada

Plentiful Country The Great Potato Famine and the Making of Irish New York by Tyler AnbinderPor Irish Radio Canada

Culture Ireland supported six Irish Artists traveling to Kansas City, Missouri, to participate as Official Showcase Artists at Folk Alliance International which took place from 21 – 25 February 2024!Por Irish Radio Canada

Filmed on location in Dublin & Kildare, the film tells the tale of a troupe of failed clowns and an ambitious reporter who embark on a chaotic adventurePor Irish Radio Canada

A reluctant retiree struggles in a controlling marriage until an unlikely friendship with an abandoned teen teaches her to live life on her terms, no matter thePor Irish Radio Canada

On January 31, 1984, Ann awakens to realize that she is going to have a baby. Having left the house early, Ann scurries around to find somewhere to hide, lost and frightened.Por Irish Radio Canada

In 1973 Thomas Niedermayer, a German businessman living in Belfast, was kidnapped from his home and disappeared. His family and friends never saw him alive again. He became one of Northern Ireland's "disappeared". His fate was unknown.Por Irish Radio Canada

Finnegan's Wake. Part 2, written by James Joyce | read by Richard Harte | directed by Adam Seelig | filmed live in Toronto at Noonan’s Irish Pub and environs | From 2023-2029, one little goat will film all 17 chapters (30 hours) of Joyce’s Finnegans wakePor Irish Radio Canada

John Carlin is the director of the award-winning film 'Lie of the Land" which won "Best Irish First Feature" at the Galway Film Fleadh 2023.Por Irish Radio Canada

Fergus O'Byrne formerly of Ryan's Fancy talks about the recording of a live concert in St John's Mar 17th 2001Por Irish Radio Canada

Dani Larkin is embarking on her first Canadian Tour visiting Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa & MontrealPor Irish Radio Canada

Tracey Dixon, Patrick Murray, Helen Walsh, Rosemary O'Brien, Catching up on a variety of events celebrating Irish Heritage Month.Por Irish Radio Canada

Craig Hamm, Chair of Irish Communities of Ottawa highlights some of the March events. Full details at www.irishottawa.caPor Irish Radio Canada

Joanie Madden talks about the Cherish the Ladies upcoming tour of OntarioPor Irish Radio Canada

Leon Diop & Brianna Fitzsimons: This landmark publication in Irish history is a celebration of Black Irish identity. Featuring profiles of Black Irish public figures from the worlds of pop culture, politics, sport, business & the arts.Por Irish Radio Canada

Jess Murray Vancouver Celtic Fest & & Johnny Byrne, Chasing AbbeyPor Irish Radio Canada

Katie Young, Night Culture in Ireland and the Irish DiasporaPor Irish Radio Canada

Declan Curran - Writer, Director, Actror, DEAR IMELDAPor Irish Radio Canada

Joy Browne, Elaine Whoriskey, Eoin LeonardPor Irish Radio Canada

Kerry Mortimer incoming Chairperson of Canada GAAPor Irish Radio Canada

Emily Magner Hurley is a composer, performer, coloratura soprano, songwriter and orchestrator from Cork. She released her debut solo piano album Airs & Graces making its debut on Culture Night 2020Por Irish Radio Canada

Castles & Ruins is inspired by a summer Rue Matthiessen spent in Galway, with her husband and son.Por Irish Radio Canada

Andrew Kenny: Author Debut Novel -- The Head of the Raven A dead girl’s words haunt a detective’s broken life as he struggles to find her killer.Por Irish Radio Canada

Fishing in Irish Waters: A Blow-in’s Tale is the 3rd in the Cornish Fisherman’s Diaries series by Trevor Simpson. The 1st volume, Diary of a Cornish Fisherman: Newquay, 1962-1967 was published in 2014, followed by A Cornish Fisherman’s Irish Diary in 2014Por Irish Radio Canada

Pamela de BríPor Irish Radio Canada

Geraldine Moore talks about the celebrations for Brigid 1500Por Irish Radio Canada

Raven Kanatakta of Canadian, Digging Roots at Your Roots are Showing Festival in Dundalk Ireland.Por Irish Radio Canada

Brendan Kennedy maintains the Facebook Page - Singing Circles Ireland, Gathering spot for anyone interested in sharing information about Traditional/Folk Singing Circle activities/events in Ireland.Por Irish Radio Canada

Tara Dunphy & Lindsay Schlindler are Maggie's Wake and talk about their musical livesPor Irish Radio Canada

Irish Ambassodor to Canada, Eamonn McKee reviews 2023Por Irish Radio Canada

David Maguire: David Maguire hails from Ballinasloe in Co. Galway, Ireland. He has been recording music for many years and is also a prolific songwriter.Por Irish Radio Canada

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 aPor Irish Radio Canada

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

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.Por Irish Radio Canada

Davie FureyPor Irish Radio Canada

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

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.Por Irish Radio Canada

Eleanor Shanley Sends seasons greetings and talks about traditions in LeitrimPor Irish Radio Canada

The Celtic Tenors – three tenors, one voice. Matthew Gilsenan, James Nelson, Daryl SimpsonPor Irish Radio Canada

Mattie Lennon: Poet, author, folklorist and traditional music aficionadoPor Irish Radio Canada

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 LouthPor Irish Radio Canada

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.Por Irish Radio Canada

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

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

Ontario’s public colleges and Ireland’s technological universities to collaborate on programs and researchPor Irish Radio Canada