Willie Clancy Summer School - 2011

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Please note that next year's Scoil Samhraidh will commence on Saturday 7th July 2012

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Introduction to the Willie Clancy Summer School.

Smaoineamh an lae by Domhnall Mac Síthigh

Enrolment

Music classes

Dancing and Ceilithe

Traditional singing

Scope of Irish Music an introduction.

Recitals.

Lectures and Seminars

Religious Ceremonies

Visit to Willie Clancy's Grave

Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic

Accommodation and Transport

Calendar

Map of venues

Sponsors and benefactors

Visit the website of Na Píobairí Uilleann Click here

You may view the Accommodation list for 2011 here


Introduction

Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy is a week-long summer school in traditional music and set dance held annually at Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare. The first and biggest of such events, it commemorates the town's best-known uilleann piper, Willie Clancy, and has been running since just after his death in 1972. The idea was initiated by Clancy himself, and implemented within six months by teacher Muiris 0 Róchain in collaboration with CCE's timire ceoil Séamus Mac Mathüna and local musicians Martin Talty, Paddy Joe McMahon and Junior Crehan. The school is focused around the teaching of instruments and set dancing in formal classes, but stresses the value of the oral/aural tradition. In its fleadh-style volume of music-making in bars it has become something of a Mecca in the music, its retinue of up to a hundred and fifty teachers, and hundreds of improving and competent musicians, dancers and singers drawing in thousands of listeners. The school addresses the cultural and intellectual side of traditional music by the inclusion of daily workshops on singing and the tradition, afternoon lectures and evening recitals. The 'Breandán Breathnach memorial lecture', given by various authorities in traditional music, opens the school, a music tribute at Clancy's grave, launch of albums and publications in traditional music follow. Scores of impromptu sessions accompany these organised activities, nightly set dance and céilis complement a routine of morning classes given by top players on uilleann pipes, flute, tin whistle, concertina, fiddle, button accordion and set dancing. [Classes in harp, banjo and harmonica have been added in recent years.]

- Adapted from The Companion to Irish Traditional Music, edited by Fintan Vallely, (Cork University Press (1999)


Officers:

Programme Director & Secretary:

Muiris Ó Rócháin,

telephone   065 708 4148       

Administrative Director: Harry Hughes,
telephone: 065-708 4281
Music Liaison:

Eamon McGivney.

telephone 065 7087417


The Willie Clancy Summer School is an Irish registered charity.


Enrolment
The first opportunity for enrolment is on Saturday 2nd July between 2.00 pm and 6.00 pm in the Community Hall, Miltown Malbay. Students may also enrol at the various venues on Monday morning at 9.30 am.

Fees.
The fee of €140 (Euro) or £140 (Sterling) or $200 U.S.
covers all classes, workshops(morning),
lectures (afternoons), and evening recitals.
Registered students are entitled to reduced
admission of €5, to all céilithe.
Registered students have free admission to lectures (€6) and all recitals (€10) plus free admmission to afternoon two-hand dance workshops.

All students must arrange their own accomodation and transport.

Admission to the classes and workshops is by WEEKLY REGISTRATION ONLY. It is not possible to register for these on a daily basis. Admission to lectures, and other events is, however, open to the general public for a small charge, payable at the door, prior to the event.

School fee payable to:
Muiris Ó Rócháin, Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy, Miltown Malbay.

Or
Harry Hughes, Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy, Miltown Malbay,

Or on registration.


Music Classes:

For Whom: There are no classes for beginners in instruments except on uilleann pipes.
  Classes will be graded in all instruments,
Beginners may attend the Dúchas an Cheoil (Scope of Irish Music) or the Traditional Singing Workshop, or the Dancing Classes.
   
Time: All Classes and Workshops will be held daily from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m., Monday - Saturday.
   
Venues

The FIDDLE CLASSES will be held at St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point. Workshops on Clare fiddle styles cater only for advanced fiddle players. Demonstrations by noted fiddlers will be a feature of the fiddle tuition for the week.

 

The WHISTLE AND FLUTE CLASSES will be held in National School and in private houses, Mullagh Rd. (further details at registration).

The CONCERTINA CLASSES will be held in National School, and in private houses, Mullagh Road. (further details at registration).

The BANJO CLASSES will be held at McAuley House, Spanish Point.

The BUTTON ACCORDION CLASSES (B C and C# D) will be graded at Quilty Tavern, Quilty. Classes will be held at the following venues in Quilty: G.A.A. Clubhouse, National School, Credit Union House, Leon Centre and Quilty Tavern.

The HARP CLASSES will be held at GAA Grounds and Áras OaC, Miltown Malbay.

The PIPING CLASSES and PIPERS WORKSHOP will be held in West Clare Resource Centre, Ballard Road and in private houses. Piping Classes will be pre-registered. Contact Na Piobairí Uilleann, 15 Henrietta St., Dublin 1, or Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy.

The HARMONICA CLASSES will be held at Church of Ireland, Community Centre, Spanish Point.

   
Number of classes: Piping 18;
  Whistle 18:
  Flute 18;
  Concertina 12;
  Accordion 8;
  Fiddle 30;
  Dance Workshops 10;
  Banjo 8;
 

Harmonica 2;
Harp 6;
Melodeon 2.

 

 

 

 


Dancing Classes

There is a choice of ten dance workshops daily:

  • THE ARDGROOM POLKA SET, ROSSCAHILL SET, LABASHEEDA SET, FERMANAGH QUADRILLES, SOUTH GALWAY SET  at Community Hall.
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  • BALLYVOURNEY JIG SET, COROFIN PLAIN SET, ANTRIM SQUARE SET, CLADDAGH SET, NORTH KERRY SET  at Armada Hotel, Spanish Point.
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  • THREE OLD STYLE STEP DANCING CLASSES at St. Joseph's, GAA Club, Miltown Malbay. Classes will be graded: beginners, intermediate & advanced.
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  • BEGINNERS: STEPS FOR SETS PLUS SOME CLARE SETS at Golf Club, Spanish Point.
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  • JIG AND POLKA SETS from Sliabh Luachra and West Kerry at Áras Chaitríona, St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point.
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  • CONAMARA SEAN NÓS DANCING at the Mill Marquee, GAA Grounds, Miltown Malbay.
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  • STEPS AND RHYTHM of the CLARE SET, BATTERING etc. at The Hall, St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point.
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  • TWO HAND DANCES: Three workshops on 4th,  5th, 6th, July, 3 - 5 pm . Admission   free and confined to registered students  at Mill Marquee, GAA Grounds, Miltown Malbay.

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    Official Programme of Set Dancing Céilithe for 2011.

    Date Time Mill Marquee, GAA Grounds, Miltown Quilty Tavern
    Sat. 2nd 9.30-1.00 Taylor's Cross Céili Band Four Courts Céili Band
    Sun. 3rd 9.30-1.00 Kilfenora Céili Band Taylor's Cross Céili Band
    Mon. 4th 9.30-1.00 Matt Cunningham Céili Band  
    Tues. 5th 9.30-1.00 Tulla Céili Band  
    Wed. 6th 3.00-6.00 Kilfenora Céili Band  
    Thur. 7th 3.00-6.00 Brian Ború Céili Band  
      9.30-1.00 Tulla Céili Band  
    Fri. 8th 9.30-1.00 Four Courts Céilí Band Brian Ború Céili Band
    Sat 9th 9.30-1.00 Matt Cunningham Céili Band Céile Swing Céilí Band

     

     

    Also please note:

    • Large solid sided Marquee for 2011.
    • Registered students for 2011 have reduced admission (€5) to all official céilithe. One ticket will suffice for both venues.
    • Registered students have free admission to afternoon lectures or seminars (€6) and recitals (€10), plus free admission to afternoon two-hand dance workshops.
    • Instructions for all dancers from beginners to advanced, including three workshops on old style step dancing, Conamara sean nós dancing, two-hand dances and new sets for 2011.
    • Dance Tutors for 2011 include Pádraig O'Dea, Timmy McCarthy, Terry Cullen, Jerry O'Reilly, Irene Martin, Mary Friel, Eileen O'Doherty, Mary McGrath, Betty McCoy,  Noel Devery, Margaret Wray, Paddy Neylon, Mary Clancy,  Aidan Vaughan, Marie Garrity, Mick Mulkerrins, Maighread Casey, Geraldine Connolly and various assistants.

    Traditional Singing Workshops:

    For whom:

    These are not strictly singing classes, the workshops will take the form of lectures, group discussions, class participation and demonstrations by traditional singers in Irish and English.

       
    Time: The workshops will be held daily from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m., Monday to Saturday.
       
    Venue: The workshops will be held at St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point.
       
    By whom: The workshops will be conducted by Brian Mullen, B.B.C. Radio Foyle and Ian Lee, Producer, R.T.E.

     

    Singing Recital on Friday at 3.00 pm.

    An afternoon of TRADITIONAL SINGING IN IRISH AND ENGLISH with the following singers: Rita Gallagher, Sean Breen, Jimmy O'Brien, Pauline Hanley, Jimí Ó Ceannabháin, Áine Uí Laoithe, Eoiní Maidhchi Ó Suilleabháin, Len Graham, Cathal McConnell, Griogair Labhrúidh, Johnny Máirtín Learaí Mac Donncha. 


    Dúchas an Cheoil: (Scope of Irish Music).

    For whom: No previous experience of Irish traditions is necessary for this week long introduction to the Irish Musical Tradition. Masters of the instrumental, dancing and singing (Irish & English) traditions will demonstrate and discuss their crafts with students.
       
    Time: The workshops will be held daily from 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m., Monday to Saturday
       
    Venue: The workshops will be held at St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point.
       
    By whom: Paddy Glackin, renowned traditional fiddle player and Cathal Goan, an authority on traditional singing will conduct this course.

     


    Recitals

    Monday, 8.00 pm FIDDLE RECITAL in Community Hall
     

    with John Kelly, Brendan McGlinchey, Martin Hayes, James Kelly, Tommy Peoples, Ben Lennon, Connie Connell, Tony Linnane, Nicholas McAuliffe, Mick Conneely, Anne Rynne, Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh, Oisin Mac Diarmada, Antóin MacGabhann, Joan Hanrahan, Siobhán Peoples, Liam O'Connor, Leah Kelly, David Doocey, Ciarán Ó Maonaigh, Máire O'Keeffe, Joe Rynne, Eamon McGivney, Vincent Griffin, Tara Breen, Dermey Diamond, Áine O'Connell, John McEvoy, Darach O'Connor, Michael Kelleher, Donal O'Connor, Jessie Smith, Kevin Glackin, Peadar Ó Lochlainn, Denis Liddy, Martin Dowling, Bernadette McCarthy, Gerry O'Connor, Matt Cranitch and Aoife O'Connor.

     

       
    Tuesday, 8.00 pm WHISTLE AND FLUTE RECITAL in Community Hall
     

    with Christy Barry, Paul McGrattan, John Wynne, Conal Ó Gráda, Patsy Hanley, Seán Potts, Anne Sheehy, Seán Ryan, Fintan Vallely, Mick Crehan, Brid O'Donohue, Billy Clifford, Mick Hand, Róisín Nic Dhonncha, Louise Mulcahy, Tara Diamond, Eamon Cotter, Mick O'Connor, Francis O'Connor, Marcus O Murchú, Kevin Crawford, Marion McCarthy, Maureen McGrattan, Eibhlín de Paor, Ciarán Somers, Adrian McCarron, Catherine McEvoy, Geraldine Cotter, Peter Phelan, Aoife Granville, Gavin Whelan and Majella O'Beirne.

       
    Wednesday, 8.00 pm PIPING RECITAL at Community Hall
     

    with Brian McNamara, Conor McKeon, Máire Ní Ghráda, Maitiú O Casaide, Mark Redmond, Rita Farrell, Seán Óg Potts, Tommy Keane.

       
    Thursday
    4.00 pm

    ACCORDION RECITAL in the Community Hall, presented by Joe Burke and Jackie Daly.
    Many well known accordion players will participate.

       
    Thursday
    8.00 pm

    An evening of OLD STYLE STEP, SEAN-NÓS, AND TRADITIONAL SET DANCING, in the Community Hall.
    Michael Tubridy will host the evening.

       
    Friday 3.00 pm An afternoon of TRADITIONAL SINGING IN IRISH AND ENGLISH in the Community Hall,
     

    with the following singers: Rita Gallagher, Sean Breen, Jimmy O'Brien, Pauline Hanley, Jimí Ó Ceannabhain, Áine Uí Laoithe, Eoiní Maidhchí Ó Súilleabháin, Len Graham, Cathal McConnell,Griogair Labhruidh, Johnny Mháirtín Learaí Mac Donncha

       
    Friday 8.00 pm CONCERTINA RECITAL in Community Hall
     

    with Noel Hill, Marty O'Keeffe, Lorraine O'Brien, Caitlin Nic Ghabhann, Mary Ellen Curtin, Timmy Collins, Edel Fox, Dympna O'Sullivan, Michelle Mulcahy, Hugh Healy, Claire Keville, Jack Talty, Jackie McCarthy, Katie O'Sullivan, Aoife Kelly.

       
    Saturday 7.00 p.m.

    CEOLCHOIRM MHÓR.

      Top Class Traditional Concert in Community Hall with leading traditional artistes.
    This,  the premier Irish Traditional Music concert of the year, wil be from
    7.00 p.m. - 10.30 p.m.
       

     


    Lectures and Seminars:

    Venue: All the lectures and Seminars will be held in the Community Hall.
       
    Saturday
    8.00pm
    Official Opening by Sean Keane, renowned traditional musician and member of The Chieftains.
       
    Saturday 8.30 pm Breandán Breathnach Memorial Lecture: 

    An Eye for the Music: an exploration of the relationship between traditional Irish music and photography. Tony Kearns, photographer, film editor, author and publisher.

       
    Monday 3.00 p.m. Lecture: 

    The Sráid Eoin Wran Boys of Dingle: music, identity and community.

    Aoife Granville, musician, and lecturer School of Music, UCC.

       
    Tuesday 3.00 pm

    A Tribute to Clare musician, Peadar Ó Lochlainn. Musicians and friends of Peadar will participate. Facilitator: Peter Browne, musician, and RTE presenter and producer.

       
    Wednesday
    3.00 p.m.
    Lecture:  Elizabeth Cronin: 'The Muskerry Queen of Song' - Professor Dáibhí Ó Cróinín, Dept of History, NUI Galway.
       
    Thursday 2.00 pm Lecture: 

    Joe Cooley: a musical life.

    Dr. Charlie Piggott, musician, and researcher in food sciences

     


    Religious Ceremonies.

    Sunday 3rd
    10.00 am
    Mass in Irish at St. Joseph's Church, Miltown Malbay.
       
    Sunday 10th
    10.00 am
    Seán 0 Riada Mass with the Coolea Choir at St. Joseph's Church, Miltown Malbay

     


    Visit to Willie Clancy's Grave

    On Sunday 3rd at 3.00pm there will be a musical tribute at Willie Clancy’s grave on the Ballard Road.


    Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic.


    These classes are run daily from Monday to Saturday, in St. Joseph's National School, Miltown Malbay from 2.00pm to 3.00 pm.
    The classes are open to everyone and are free of charge.
    Enrolment in the school is not necessary to attend these classes.


    Accommodation and Transport.

    All students will have to arrange their own accommodation and transport.

    A list of available accommodation for students in the locality can be had from Muiris 0 Rócháin or Harry Hughes, Miltown Malbay.

    You may view the Accommodation list for 2011 here

    You may view the Local Bus Timetable here

     


    Calendar

    Saturday 2nd 2.00 - 6.00pm Enrolment in Community Hall,
      8.00 p.m Official Opening by Seán Keane
      8.30 pm Breandán Breathnach Memorial Lecture by Tony Kearns
      9.30 pm Céilí at Mill Marquee with Taylor's Cross C.B.
      9.30 pm Céilí at Quilty Tavern with the Four Courts  C.B.
         
    Sunday, 3rd 10.00 am Mass in Irish at St. Joseph's Church,
      3.00 p.m. Musical Tribute at Willie Clancy's Grave
      9.30 pm Céilí at Mill Marquee, with Kilfenora C.B.
      9.30 pm Céilí at Quilty Tavern with Taylor's Cross C.B.
         
    Monday, 4th 9.30 am Enrolment at the various venues
      10.00 am-1.00 pm Workshops and Classes
      2.00-3.00pm Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic
      3.00 pm

    Lecture: 

    The Sráid Eoin Wran Boys of Dingle: music, identity and community.

    Aoife Granville, musician, and lecturer School of Music, UCC.

         
      8.00 p.m. Fiddle Recital in Community Hall
      9.30pm Céili at Mill Marque, with Matt Cunningham C.B.
         
    Tuesday 5th 10.00am-1.00pm Workshops and Classes.
      2.00-3.00pm Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic
      3.00 pm.

    A Tribute to Clare musician, Peadar Ó Lochlainn. Musicians and friends of Peadar will participate. Facilitator: Peter Browne, musician, and RTE presenter and producer.

         
      8.00 p.m. Whistle and Flute Recital in Community Hall.
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Mill Marquee with The Tulla C. B.
         
    Wednesday, 6th 10.00 am-1 pm. Workshops and Classes.
      2.00-3.00pm Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic
      3.00 pm.

    Lecture: Elizabeth Cronin: 'The Muskerry Queen of Song' - Professor Dáibhí Ó Cróinín, Dept of History, NUI Galway.

       
     
      8.00 p.m. Piping Recital at Community Hall.
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Mill Marquee with The Kilfenora
         
    Thursday, 7th 10.00 am-1 pm. Workshops and Classes.
      2.00-3.00pm Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic
      2.00 pm

    Lecture: Joe Cooley: a musical life.

    Dr. Charlie Piggott, musician, and researcher in food sciences

      3.00 pm Céilí at the Mill Marquee with The Brian Ború
      4.00 pm Accordion Recital in Community Hall
       
     
      8.00 p.m An evening of Old Style Step, Sean-Nos, And Traditional Set Dancing
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Mill Marquee with the Tulla
         
    Friday, 8th 10.00 am-1 pm. Workshops and Classes.
      2.00-3.00pm Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic
      3.00 pm. An afternoon of Traditional Singing In Irish and English, in the Community Hall.
       
     
      8.00 p.m. Concertina Recital in Community Hall.
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Mill Marquee with The Four Courts C. B.
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Quilty Tavern with the Brian Ború C. B.
         
    Saturday, 9th 10.00 am-1 pm Workshops and Classes.
      2.00-3.00pm Classes in spoken Irish and Scots Gallic
         
      7.00 pm CEOLCHOIRM MHÓR. Top Class Traditional Concert in Community Hall.
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Mill Marquee with Matt Gunningham C.B
      9.30 pm Céilí at the Quilty Tavern with Céilí Swing C. B.
       
     
    Sunday, 11th 10.00 am Seán 0 Riada Mass with Coolea Choir at St. Joseph's Church.

    Sponsors and Benefactors.

    We are especially grateful to the following for financial assistance to the 2008 School:

    • The Arts Council,
    • Diageo Ireland,
    • Foras Na Gaeilge,
    • Shannon Development.
    • T.G.4,
    • RTÉ Raidió Na Gaeltachta,
    • IMRO,
    • Iomairt Cholm Cille,
    • Failte Ireland
    • Bus Éireann
    • Clare Co. Council,
    • Local Subscriptions and Suppliers To Locality

    We are grateful also to the following for their assistance:

    • Na Píobairí Uilleann,
    • Mick O'Connor,
    • B-Tech,
    • The Management Committee of the Community Hall,
    • The Board of Management of Miltown Malbay National School,
    • The Bellbridge House Hotel,
    • The Armada Hotel,
    • Coiste Gairm Oideachais an Chláir,
    • The Board of Management,St. Joseph's Secondary School, Spanish Point,
    • Spanish Point Golf Club,
    • West Clare Resource Centre,
    • Clare County Library
    • St. Joseph's G.A.A. Club, Miltown Malbay,
    • McAuley House,
    • Church of Ireland, Community Centre, Spanish Point;
    • The Board of Management, Quilty National School ,
    • Quilty Credit Union,
    • Quilty Tavern,
    • Kilmurry Ibrickane G.A.A. Club.
    • The Leon Centre, Quilty

    NO VISUAL OR PROFESSIONAL RECORDINGS OF ANY TYPE ALLOWED WITHOUT PRIOR PERMISSION OF THE DIRECTORS.

    A FACILITY FEE IS REQUIRED FOR ALL PROFESSIONAL RECORDINGS.

    THE WILLIE CLANCY LOGO AND NAME ARE COPYRIGHT


    Smaoineamh an Lae - Iuil 2008

    Thugas turas i mbliana ar an 36ú Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy i Sráid na Cathrach, Contae an Chláir. B'é seo mo chéad thuras ar an bhféile mór ceoil seo, oscailt súl dom ab ea an méid a bhí le feiscint agam, ardú croí ab ea an méid a bhí le clos agam agus thóg saíocht an fhéile ó thalamh na hÉireann mé le meanman agus misneach. Chaitheas chúig lá agus chúig oíche ann cé go raibh an fhéile ar siúl ar feadh naoi lá agus naoi oíche agus le cúnamh Dé bead ann an bhliain seo chughainn ó thosach go deireadh má mhairim.

    Is iontach go deo na bóithre beaga agus na cuilbhóithre atá timpeall an cheantair seo agus is dá mbarr san n'fhaca aon tranglam tráchta le linn mo thurais. Ní raibh aon teora lena raibh do dhaoine óga ann, na sluaite acu agus aoibh an dóchais ar aghaidh gach duine acu. Bhí tuismitheoirí, múinteoirí, aoianna agus daoine meánaosta go líonmhar ann agus anuas orthu san go léir bhí na seanashaighdiúirí nú na seana-warriors go fairsing ag síneadh a gcuid saíochta ar aghaidh go dtín nglúin óg. Bhíodh triúr, seachtar, naonúr ina ngasraí ag seinnt cheoil le chéile, duine le uiriis ceoil ina ghlaic aige, duine eile le uirlis ceoil ar a dhrom aige agus an duine a bhí le feiscint gan aon cheol bí siúrálta glan de go raibh an organ béil, an feadóig stáin, an tiompán, dlúthdhiosca nú taifeadán ina phóca aige.

    Bhí ranganna ceoil ann ins gach uirlis ceoil de thraidisiún na nGael, ranganna amhránaíochta, ranganna steipeadaíola, ranganna seite, ranganna Gaolainne agus Gáidhlice agus ranganna nach iad de chultúr ársa na nGael ar siúl i scoileanna, hallaí pobail, ostáin, tithe tabhairne agus tithe príobháideacha. Chomh maith leis na ranganna bhí léachtaí, coirmeacha ceoil, céilithe, léiriúcháin, taispeántaisí, seoltaí éagsula, aifrintí agus ócáidí nach iad ar siúl gach lá ó cheann ceann na seachtaine. Bhí stiúrthóir an fhéile ó thús ama, Muiris Ó Rócháin ó Shraid Eoin an Daingin in Iarthar Dhuibhneach thall agus abhus ó mhaidean go hoíche agus ó oíche go maidean ag bualadh, ag fáiltiú, ag gríosadh agus ag spreagadh na ndaoine agus ag déanamh deimhin de go raibh gach rud ag imeacht de réir na físe a bhí aige an chéad uair sé mbliana déag agus fiche ó shin. Bail ó Dhia is ó Mhuire ar fhéin agus ar gach éinne a bhaineas leis.

    Dá gcaithinn rogha a dhéanamh idir cluiche caide ceannais uile Éireann i bPáirc an Chrócaigh agus Ciarraí san imirt, idir féile mór an Oireachtais agus Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy bhéadh sé deacair orm ach mholainn d'éinne go bhfuil an acmhainn aige freastal ar na trí féilte iontacha san do thraidisiún mór na nGael. Tabharfaidh siad croí, meanman, misneach, dóchas duit agus cuirfidh siad blianta móra fada sláintiúla le do shaol.

    Domhnall Mac Síthigh,
    Baile Eaglaise,
    Corca Dhuibhne.


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