Comhluadar an Fhómhair
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Beidh Comhluadar an Fhómhair, féile beag amhránaíochta ar an Sean Nós ar siúl ón Aoine 15 Samhain go 16 Samhain 2024. Is é Cárthach Mac Craith, an t-amhránaí aitheanta a stiúrfaidh an fhéile agus na haoinna speisialta a bheidh páirteach i mbliana ná Cór Fear na nDéise, ar a bhfuil cáill mhór orthu.
Beidh idir Oíche Amhránaíochta, Ceardlanna Amhránaíochta, Bricfeasta agus Seisiún Ceoil oscailte ar siúl thar an deireadh seachtaine.
Beidh na Ceardlanna amhránaíochta oiriúnach do pháistí agus do dhaoine fásta agus iad saor in aisce.
Is gá áirithint a dhéanamh roimh ré don bhricfeasta le optnandeise@gmail.com. Spásanna teoranta.
Beidh na ceoltóíirí aitheanta agus cumasach Dónal Clancy, Brendan Clancy agus Áine McHugh ag seinnt ag an Seisiún Mór ar an oíche Shathairn.
Bíonn Comhluadar an Fhómhair curtha le chéile ag Cárthach Mac Craith agus eagraithe ag Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise mar chuid den bPlean Teanga. Beidh gach imeacht ar siúl trí Ghaeilge.
Comhluadar an Fhomhair, a boutique Sean Nós singing festival will take place from Friday 15th November to Sunday 17th November 2024. Cárthach Mac Craith, the well known Sean Nós Singer will direct the festival, and the special guests this year will be Cór Fear na nDéise, the well known male voice Choir.
There will be a Singing Evening, Singing Workshops, Breakfast through Irish and an open Music Session during the weekend.
The singing workshops with be suitable for both children and adults and ar free.
The Breakfast with Irish must be booked beforehand with optnandeise@gmail.com. Spaces are limited.
The well known and talented musicians Dónal Clancy, Brendan Clancy and Áine Mc Hugh with play at the Big Session on the Saturday night.
Comhluadar an Fhómhar is coordinated by Cárthach Mac Craithe and organised by Comhlucht Forbartha na nDéise as part of the Language Plan for Gaeltacht na nDéise. All events will take place through Irish, but as singing is a universal language, all are welcome to listen or to participate and use whatever Irish they have.
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