Staff and friends of Nugent Group (of Handcross, West Sussex) were somehow persuaded by Len Nugent to take part in a charity walk over Good Friday and Easter Saturday from London to Brighton in aid of the Kasisi Children’s Home in Zambia.
Displaying monthly content archive for April, 2007
Sun 8th April 2007
Fiddlers Various 2007: Tommy Peoples
Master Irish fiddler Tommy Peoples from Donegal has accepted an invitation from KentFolk to visit the South East of England during the Summer of 2007, as a Fiddlers Various special event.
Sat 7th April 2007
Resources Section Gets Web 2.0 Upgrade
The resources section of the Celtic and Irish Cultural Society has received a fresh new look with a dynamic content management system powered by the IRLWEBUK project.
Fri 6th April 2007
Irish Musical Instruments
There are a number of musical instruments used by traditional musicians. Many perceive the instruments as being Celtic or Irish in origin. But, truth be told, it seems that the Celts are to musical instruments as magpies are to metallic objects.
Posted in Art and Culture, Music 
Tags: Bodhrán, Bouzouki, Harp, Musical Intruments 
Last Updated: 2 Nov 2010Mon 2nd April 2007
Irish Provinces
What is now four provinces was probably five in ancient times: indicated by the Irish word for the provinces: Cúigí (meaning fifths). The fifths are Ulster, Connacht, Munster, Leinster and Meath.
Mon 2nd April 2007
Celtic Music Quiz
Author Winnie Czulinski invites you to test your knowledge of Celtic culture.
Mon 2nd April 2007
Cúchulainns GAA Club
“Cúchulainns is one of the oldest London GAA Clubs with a proud competitive track record. So join in on the action today!”
Mon 2nd April 2007
Top Ten Things Irish
The Irish have invented some of the words best inventions. Ancestry.co.uk sent out a press release on Saint Patrick’s Day to advise people searching their family tree to look for the Irish Connection.
