Today in Celtic History

Armagh Pipers Club

Bagpiper

Armagh Pipers Club is an independent traditional music teaching organisation based in Armagh City.

Brian McNamara

Bagpiper

Irish Musician and teacher. Uilleann Piper - Brian McNamara is the eldest member of the renowned musical McNamara family of Carrickavoher, Aughavas, Co.

Stephen McElhinney

Bagpiper

S.M. Entertainments can offer experienced pipers to perform at any function.

youghal pipe band

Pipeband

The band was formed in 1914 by the late Danny (Duis) McCarthy.

carrigaline pipe band

Pipeband

Formed over 50 years ago, Carrigaline Pipe Band have been truly great ambassadors for the town they represent.

st. laurence o toole pipe band

Pipeband

In 1910 a meeting was organised by the St. Laurence O’Toole Gaelic Athletic Association Club in the CBS school,Seville Place, Dublin.

dooagh pipe band achill island

Pipeband

Dooagh Pipe Band was founded on 17th of March 1947 with a membership of 11.

field marshall montgomery pipe band

Pipeband

The Field Marshal Montgomery Pipe Band is one of the leading pipe bands in the world, and the most influential and successful pipe band from Northern Ireland ever.

irish pipe band association

Pipeband

The IPBA caters for 50 pipe bands in 26 counties , consisting of some 1000 active musicians of all ages .

irishshop.com

Shop

Authentically Irish Beginnings Our story began over 75 years ago in 1944 in the Ringsend neighborhood of old Dublin.

the celtic store

Shop

The Celtic Store ™ was founded in 2004 by the will of Pietro Malaguti, an expert piper since 1975, Bagpipe Master and teacher.

Paul de Grae's Index of Irish Tune Books

Instructor

This is an index of Irish traditional melodies in the various books in my collection.

The Celtic fiddle, while essentially the same instrument as the classical violin, is played in a distinct style associated with Celtic music traditions, particularly those of Ireland, Scotland, Brittany (in France), and the Maritime provinces of Canada.

flute

The Irish flute is a conical-bore, simple-system wooden flute of the type favoured by classical flautists of the early 19th century, or to a flute of modern manufacture derived from this design (often with modifications to optimize its use in Irish Traditional Music, Scottish Traditional Music or Music of Brittany and other Celtic nations).