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Féile Iorrais 2019 Hello Delia Murphy! Áras Inis Gluaire Erris Arts Centre, Béal an Mhuirthead, Co. Mhaigh Eo. Fón: 097-81079 [email protected] www.arasinisgluaire.ie Clár Imeachtaí, An tSamhraidh 2019 Programme of Events, Summer 2019 Fáilte go Áras Inis Gluaire. Taispeantás / Exhibition Ceol / Music Campaí Iorrais Seisiún Comhaltas Starts Wed 10th July for seven weeks Come along to this informal session of traditional music, song and dance. Bring along an instrument and join in! All ages and levels welcome! Féile Iorrais 2019 201 Feile Iorrais is an International Folk Arts festival based in the Belmullet and Erris region of North Mayo. The Feile explores the common themes between folk traditions of other countries, cultures and regions and the Irish folk and in particular the Erris folk tradition. We do this by inviting folk arts performers from those other traditions to the area and have them perform in the villages of the area and in that way promote interaction between the different cultures and the local people . Full Details of all Events will be available soon www.feileiorrais.ie Féile Iorrais 2019 Hello Delia Murphy! Carmen Cullen presents her show 'Hello Delia Murphy', a tribute to her aunt, the singer Delia Murphy, in the De Valera Library, Ennis on Tuesday 23rd May at 12pm. Delia Murphy, from Hollymount, Co. Mayo, was one of Ireland's best known recording stars of the 30s and 40s in Ireland. A revered figure in Irish music Delia is thought of today as being one of the major figures of Irish song. She was a mold-breaker and pioneer in her field and created a role for herself as an Irish female popular singer that, some would say, hasn't been equalled yet. She became a pioneering folk singer in Ireland and abroad in the 40s and 50s and established ballad singing as an acceptable song form. She was the first per- son to become a celebrity in this tradition and gave the Irish Ballad and folk songs the importance they hold in Irish and international music today. Dé Céardaoin 17ú Iúil Wednesday 17th July Áras Inis Gluaire Am: 7.30pm Cead Isteach: Saor in Aisce This event will be followed by Comhaltas Seisiún at 8.30pm Féile Iorrais 2019 Ceol le ‘Siar’ Siar is a teenage traditional music group from Co Mayo Cillian McNeela and Matthew Dillane both from Newport are members of Siar along with Patrick Cafferkey (Achill), Deirdre Joyce (Castlebar), Conor Caf- ferkey (Achill), Catherine Joyce (Castlebar), Kyle Hampson (Lahardane) and Caoilte Ó Cuanaigh (Achill ). St. Brendans Hall, Eachleim Déardaoin 18ú Iúil / Thursday 18th July Am: 8.00pm Cead isteach: €8 Féile Iorrais 2019 Arán & Im Celebrating the Irish language in an engaging, accessible way, through sourdough bread and home-churned butter…. The show is a celebration of language, land and local Irish food, with freshly-baked traditional sourdough bread for the audience to slice and spread with butter they churn themselves from Irish cream. Arán & Im , explores what makes Irish so unique and potent. “What’s the word for the lonesomeness of a cow bereft of her calf? Or, for the sound horses make when they meet after an absence? Written & presented by Manchán Magan and produced in association with the Abbey Theatre, knowledge of Irish is not required to enjoy this show . Dé Céadaoin 17ú Iuil / Wednesday 17th July Geesala Community Centre 11.00am Teach Greannaí 7.30pm Déardaoin 18ú Iúil / Thursday 18th July IWA Belmullet 12 noon Eachleim Community Centre 7.30pm Cead isteach €8 Féile Iorrais 2019 Music Workshop for Teenagers Dé Satharn 20ú Iúil Saturday 20th July Am: 12 noon Cead Isteach: Saor in Aisce Call 097 81079 for more details Féile Iorrais 2019 Séamus MagUidhir Béaloideasóir, Scríbhneóir, Múinteoir agus Fíor Ghael In commemorating the 50 th anniversary of the death of Séamus MagUidhir it is a fittingtime to commemorate his life, his work and his legacy. Born in Doohoma in 1902, Séamus grew up in a world of storytelling. Myths, legends, folktales and superstitions were the norm and the Seanachaí was king. The Irish language was the language of the community. Séamus was able to combine economic necessity with his continued education by going to Scotland during the ‘potato picking’ season and returning to school in Doohoma during the winter months where his teacher Mr. Michael Holmes was a compelling influence. There, they were to develop what was to become a lifelong friendship. Séamus attended Coláiste Samhraidh,Tourmakeady in 1936 to train as a Múinteoir Timire. He taught in the areas of Swinford, Kiltimagh and Ballaghadereen. Séamus’ first writings appeared in Béaloideas ; later followed by a series of articles in the Irish Language newspaper, An tÉireannach . These were published weekly from June 1935 to February 1937 under the pen name Sliabh Chairn. ! Féile Iorrais 2019 His first book, Dhá Chrannna Marbh , was published in 1939. An Marcach Dubh , published in 1940 was followed by Idir Talamh agus Tráigh published in 1953. Both were a compilation of a series of articles published in Scéal a Éireann , Irish Independent as well broadcasts on Radio Éireann. Séamus’ final book Fánaíocht í gCondae Mhuigheo was published in 1944. He continued his writings publishing a weekly article in The Western People using the pen name Préachán Néifinn from June 1964, submitting his final article in March 1969. Séamus’passion for the Irish Language, as well as his pride in Gaelic Traditions is very evident in his writings. He frequently harks back to a time when monasteries flourished and Irish monks were leading lights of learning in Europe. The ruins of many of the monastic settlements still remain in Mayo. What better way to celebrate his work than to revisit them as well as the many other locations Séamus mentioned in his writings. Múinteoir, scríbhneóir, seanachaí, scoláire – bhí séoiltear a lán- bealaigh agus comhmaith le sin fíor-Chríostaí a bhíann, agus fíord- huine uasal. Go dtuga Dia solas na bhFlaitheas dá anam! Trá Buí, Doohoma Dé Satharn 20ú Iúil Saturday 20th July Am: 8pm Cead Isteach: Saor in Aisce Gaeilge Iorrais . Damhsa Gaelach / Irish Dance Taispeántas / Exhibition WHAT’S ON IN ÁRAS INIS GLUAIRE ...... AT A GLANCE Áras Inis Gluaire, Erris Arts Centre, Béal an Mhuirthead, Co. Mhaigh Eo. Fón: 097-81079 [email protected] www.arasinisgluaire.ie .
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