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SUMMARY:Feis Ceoil 130 | Modernisation and Global Reach: 19601980s featuring Eimear McDonagh
DESCRIPTION:In 2026\, Feis Ceoil celebrates its 130th anniversary. To mark the occasion\, Feis Ceoil and the National Gallery of Ireland are joining forces to showcase the intertwined history of music and visual art over this formative period in Ireland’s history.\nFour collaborative events will be held in the Gallery’s Shaw Room over the course of 2026\, featuring important Irish art and live performances by acclaimed Feis Ceoil alumni. Each event will include a presentation on selected artworks from the Gallery’s collection\, followed by a live classical performance by the featured artist\, both commemorating a key period in Feis Ceoil’s history (1897- 2026). \nThe third in the series takes place on Thursday 1 October\, exploring the theme of ‘Modernisation and Global Reach: 1960s–1980s’. The evening will begin with a short presentation on the featured artwork with Sarah McAuliffe\, Curator of Irish Art Post 1900\, followed by a performance by featured performer Eimear McDonagh\, who has devised a programme to entertain and inform\, with representative composers from the featured era. \n\nFeatured artwork: Dáirine Vanston\, Upon Huband Bridge\, presented by Sarah McAuliffe\, Curator of Irish Art Post 1900\nFeatured performers: Eimear McDonagh (harp)\n\nProgramme:\nAndré Caplet – Divertissement à la Française\nBrian Boydell – A pack of Fancies for a Travelling Harper\nBenjamin Britten – Suite for Harp\, Op. 83\nJason E. Geistweidt – “Meditation\, Mediation\, Meditation” \nAbout the featured performers:  \nEimear McDonagh began her harp studies at the age of 11 with Denise Kelly McDonnell at TU Dublin Conservatoire\, she began studying with Dr. Clíona Doris in 2020 for her Bachelor of Music degree in performance. She has been a prize winner at numerous competitions\, including Feis Ceoil\, the Wales International Harp Festival\, the Camac London Harp Festival and the Concours Français de la Harpe. Eimear was previously Principal Harp of the National Youth Orchestra of Ireland and the Fleischmann Orchestra\, under the direction of Keith Pascoe. As a soloist with the Fleischmann Orchestra\, she performed Mozart’s Flute and Harp Concerto\, and she has also given solo recitals as part of the St Anne’s Concert Series and at the Académies Internationales du Grand Paris. In 2023\, Eimear performed in the premiere of Sam Perkin’s harp trio For Three Lever Harps at the West Cork Chamber Music Festival. She has taken part in masterclasses with leading harpists including Elizabeth Hainen\, Isabelle Perrin\, Fabrice Pierre\, Agnès Clément and Anne-Sophie Bertrand\, as well as a chamber music masterclass with Krzysztof Chorzelski of the Belcea Quartet at the National Concert Hall Chamber Music Festival. In 2025\, Eimear moved to Paris to study at the École Normale de Musique de Paris – Alfred Cortot with Nicolas Tulliez. She is currently based in Paris\, where she continues to develop her career as a harpist. \nDate: Thursday 1 October\nTime: 6:30pm\nVenue: National Gallery of Ireland\nTickets: https://www.nationalgallery.ie/whats-on/feis-ceoil-130-modernisation-and-global-reach-1960s-1980s
URL:https://www.harpireland.ie/showevent/feis-ceoil-130-modernisation-and-global-reach-19601980s-featuring-eimear-mcdonagh/
LOCATION:National Gallery of Ireland\, Merrion Square West\, Dublin\, D02 K303\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Harp Workshops at Féile Liam O'Flynn 2026
DESCRIPTION:Harp Workshops at Féile Liam O’Flynn 2026\nA day of traditional Irish music workshops with renowned musicians including harp workshops with Cormac de Barra and Donnchadh Mac Aodha.\nAll workshops take place on Saturday\, October 3rd\, 2026 at CBS\, Naas\, from 10.30am to 2:00pm.\nCost €20.\nSee more at feileliamoflynn.com
URL:https://www.harpireland.ie/showevent/harp-workshops-at-feile-liam-oflynn-2026/
LOCATION:CBS Naas\, Corban's Lane\, Naas\, Co. Kildare\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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SUMMARY:Cross Border Symposium 2026 | Teaching with Impact
DESCRIPTION:What makes teaching truly impactful? How can we grow as teachers as well as musicians?\nJoin us for our 2026 cross-border symposium\, a day exploring the art and craft of teaching. Our keynote speaker is Dr Liz Doherty\, traditional musician\, educator\, researcher and Founder of I Teach Trad. The day brings together teachers\, performers and learners to share ideas and practice and to reflect on how we pass on our music. \nFull programme and speakers to be announced. \n\nKeynote Address: The Teaching Musician\nDr Liz Doherty \nAs traditional musicians\, we devote a lifetime to developing our craft – practising\, performing\, listening\, learning and continually refining who we are as artists. But how often do we bring that same curiosity and commitment to our teaching? Teaching is an art\, a craft\, a science and a profession\, yet it is something many of us simply find ourselves doing\, drawing instinctively on what we know and how we ourselves were taught. In this keynote\, Liz Doherty invites us to think more deeply about the teaching musician: to explore the knowledge we already carry\, to become curious about how and why we teach as we do\, and to consider our development as teachers as an equally rich and lifelong journey. \n\nDr Liz Doherty (Keynote Speaker) \nDr Liz Doherty is a traditional musician\, educator and researcher from Buncrana\, Co. Donegal. An experienced fiddle teacher\, she has spent over 30 years teaching traditional music in Ireland and internationally\, alongside an extensive career in higher education\, where she taught and developed curricula in traditional music and music education. A National Teaching Fellow\, she holds a PhD in Cape Breton fiddle music and is author of The Cape Breton Fiddle Companion. Liz is Founder and Director of I Teach Trad\, developing training\, courses and resources for traditional music teachers\, including Read Music the TRAD Way\, her innovative approach to teaching music literacy in the traditional music context. She is also a performer\, arts consultant and television music producer. \nDate: Sunday 15 November\nTime: 11am – 5pm (lunch will be served)\nVenue: Vernon Studio\, Royal Irish Academy of Music\nTickets: €20/€15\, Registration Essential Register Here
URL:https://www.harpireland.ie/showevent/teaching-with-impact-cross-border-symposium-2026/
LOCATION:Royal Irish Academy of Music\, 36-38 Westland Row\, Dublin 2\,\, Dublin 2\, D02 WY89\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Ceiliúradh | Celebrating Harps Gala Concert 2026
DESCRIPTION:Join Cruit Éireann|Harp Ireland for Ceiliúradh | Celebrating Harps\, our annual Gala Concert\, in the beautiful Whyte Recital Hall at the Royal Irish Academy of Music. This highlight of the harping year brings together an outstanding line-up of harpers\, singers and musicians for an evening celebrating the richness and range of Irish harping today. \nAt the heart of the evening is the world premiere of An Dalladh Dubh | All but Blind a Cruit Éireann|Harp Ireland commission\, composed by Neil Martin\, and performed by the All Island Harp Ensemble. \nThe evening’s MC\, Ellen Cranitch\, will guide you through a programme featuring Cormac De Barra\, Aisling Ennis\, Gráinne Meyer\, Aisling Lyons\, Séamus & Caoimhe Uí Fhlatharta\, Maria Ryan\, Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh\, Michael Rooney\, Mick O’Brien\, Becky Ní Éallaithe\, Dónal O’Connor and Tríona Marshall. \nDon’t miss this celebration of one of Ireland’s oldest musical traditions\, as vibrant and innovative today as ever. \nDate: Sunday 29 November 2026\nTime: 5pm\nVenue: Whyte Recital Hall\, Royal Irish Academy of Music\, 36–38 Westland Row\, Dublin 2\nTickets: €25 | Concessions €20 – Book Here
URL:https://www.harpireland.ie/showevent/ceiliuradh-celebrating-harps-gala-concert-2026/
LOCATION:The Whyte Recital Hall\, 36-38 Westland Row\, Dublin\, D02 WY89
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SUMMARY:Harp Sessions at The Sugar Club | Aisling Lyons\, Becky Ní Eallaithe & Muireann Ní Shé
DESCRIPTION:Three exceptional artists working at the forefront of the Irish folk tradition: harper\, concertina player and composer Aisling Lyons\, sean-nós dancer\, singer and concertina player Becky Ní Éallaithe\, and uilleann piper and singer Muireann Ní Shé. Drawing on the rich traditions of their homeplaces – Cork\, Connemara\, and Clare\, this newly formed trio presents a programme of traditional music\, song and dance that honours Ireland’s living oral tradition while embracing fresh creative perspectives. Themes of the feminine voice\, place\, and the natural world emerge in a programme developed through an ongoing artistic collaboration. Bí Liom Bí weaves together music\, song and dance in performances that are both deeply rooted in tradition and unmistakably contemporary\, featuring newly composed works by Lyons\, Ní Shé and Ní Éallaithe. This performance is a celebration of tradition as a living\, breathing artform\, grounded in authenticity while driven by curiosity. \nDate: Saturday\, 6 February\nTime: 8pm (doors 7:30pm)\nVenue: The Sugar Club\, Leeson Street Lower\, St Kevins\, Dublin\nTickets: Book Here
URL:https://www.harpireland.ie/showevent/harp-sessions-at-the-sugar-club-aisling-lyons-becky-ni-eallaithe-muireann-ni-she/
LOCATION:The Sugar Club\, 8 Leeson Street Lower\, Dublin\, D02 ET97\, Ireland
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