RTÉ came to Crawley to record “The Irish Experience” radio show, presented by Paschal Mooney. Music was provided by Brogue, Blackthorne, the Celtic Colleens with additional dancing from the O’Brien School of Irish Dancing.
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Crawley Fleadh 2006 – Various Events
Photos from the 2006 Crawley Fleadh including images of the cookery evening, Ceili/Step Dancing, Irish karoke and GAA sports coaching. Many thanks to Tomas O’Dee, Wraggle Taggle, Frank Coughlan and the Nomadic Theatre Company.
Thu 23rd November 2006
RTE Radio Show in Crawley (30 November 2006)
RTÉ, the Irish national broadcaster, will be in Crawley this Thursday (30 November) to record a radio show focused on the Irish population in the southeast.
Sat 18th November 2006
Crawley Fleadh Launch Night 2006
Photos from the opening night of the 2006 Crawley Fleadh. The week was launched by deputy mayor Chris Redmayne and Amanada Bane of the Irish Embassy. Music was provided by Sateen and Fairtrade with the Andromeda School of Irish Dance.
Tags: Sat 18th November 2006
CRAWLEY FLEADH 2006 KICKS OFF
The third annual Crawley Fleadh (pronounced Flar) kicked off at 8pm tonight at the Conservative Club, Three Bridges.The Fleadh is a celebration of Irish culture taking place in venues throughout the area.
Fri 17th November 2006
MICHAEL FLATLEY MAY NEVER DANCE AGAIN
Michael Flatley may never be able to dance again due to a virus attacking his immune system, with more details emerging about the extent of his illness.
Wed 15th November 2006
VACANCY – ADMINISTRATOR / COORDINATOR
[EXPIRED] The Celtic and Irish Cultural Society requires an enthusiastic, self-motivated and highly organised individual to manage administration, promote the Society and support the committee in the development of cultural events.
Thu 2nd November 2006
The Sporting Irish
Ireland has a rich sporting tradition, it is home to Hurling, the oldest field sport in the world, and the Irish are enthusiastic about all of the sports that they play. From homegrown GAA to Soccer: “you’ll never beat the Irish” is a chant you’ll often hear at Ireland’s international sporting events.
Wed 1st November 2006
TG4 REACHES TENTH BIRTHDAY
The Irish television channel, TG4, reached its tenth birthday yesterday. TG4 is the Irish language channel broadcasting in Ireland, most of Northern Ireland and via the internet.
