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Speakers at the inaugural traditional arts conference include Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh, Jack Talty, Úna Monaghan, John Carty and Martin Hayes.
Protest to take place at the University of Limerick.
Lillis Ó Laoire, Josephine Marsh, Sharon Howley, Seamus Connolly and Ned Kelly also receive awards.
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Contributors include Sam Lee, Blythe Pepino and Yoko Ono.
'Our Music Crowd' programme will use Spacehive crowdfunding site and meet funds for Music Education Hubs up to £10k.
Day-long Unamplifire festival features Peggy Seeger and Calum MacColl, Trú, Ana Silvera, and Burd Ellen.
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Listening Bodies, a collaboration between the vocal group Tonnta and Kirkos ensemble, took place in Dublin's Smock Alley Theatre at the weekend and featured a four-hour programme of Irish and international work. Mark Fitzgerald reviews.
Conor Mitchell's provocative new opera based on the DUP's derogatory comments on homosexuality premiered in Belfast last week. Laura Sheary reviews.
Kirkos ensemble gave a performance of Sebastian Adams' 'Harry Patch' and Robert Coleman's 'Cross' last month in Dublin. Tim Diovanni reviews.
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Traditional music once comforted us and reassured us, writes Toner Quinn, but not Lankum.
The music business isn't just coming back to life right now, it may actually be bigger than before. What has changed, how did it happen, and what does it mean for artists? Gareth Murphy surveys the contemporary industry and asks: Who is making money from music and how?
A recent book on the life and work of the Irish composer Ina Boyle suggests an oeuvre worth uncovering. James Camien McGuiggan explores the arguments.
We have entered a new era in Irish music, writes Toner Quinn, in which a language based on traditional music and song is producing extraordinary work across genres, but is it getting the attention it deserves?
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