This is our collection of celtic harp irish music for a very special and magic Christmas, to celebrate this time of the year ...

It was started in 2005 by popular Sligo fiddler Oisin Mac Diarmada and boasts talented musicians, singers, and dancers Niamh Farrell, Seamus Begley, Samantha Harvey, Sean Gavin, and Grainne Hambly.

Charismatic fiddler Oisín Mac Diarmada returns to Tucson Sunday, Nov. 26, with his merry band of Irish musicians—and one American—to stage the popular Irish Christmas in America concert of ...

Perhaps not surprisingly, this Irish Christmas playlist opens with what is likely Ireland's most famous Christmas song - "Fairytale of New York" by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl. Also in the mix ...

Irish Christmas in America will present a spirited Celtic show, filled with traditional song, dance and colorful stories, when they kick up Christmas with a return trip to CSPS Hall in Cedar ...

Musician Marc Gunn’s on target with “A Celtic Christmas” CD Marc Gunn outside Kylemore Abbey in Co. Galway.

The vision for “An Irish Christmas” began with a keen observation from Margaret O’Carroll.”I looked around one Christmas and I thought, ‘Well, there’s nothing Ir… ...

Tomáseen Foley’s “A Celtic Christmas” brings to life the warm, festive community feeling of Christmas in a small village in 1950s Ireland, complete with an array of musicians, dancers and ...

Go green on Wednesday. At 8 p.m. the Association of Irish and Celtic Festivals will host “An Irish Christmas Concert,” with support from the Embassy of Ireland and Irish festivals in the U.S ...

'Christmas is a time of beauty, love and so many wonderful things. It's a season that is best put to music.” ' What: 'Irish Christmas in America” ' Where: CSPS Hall, 1103 Third St. SE, Cedar ...

Flood, a scholar of Irish music and history, served as the organist at St. Aidan’s Cathedral. It was during this time that Father Commons, a priest with a special interest in preserving a ...

Irish Christmas in America has been an every-other-year event in Tucson going back to at least 2010. The last time the cast of Irish singers, dancers and musicians spread their version of holiday ...