Bailiúchán: Adult

Come What May is a celebration of tunes that hold meaning to the musicians - Patricia Clark, Paul Finn and Cillian Doheny. Born out of an invitation to appear on an episode of Geantrai, the album features tunes by contemporary composers with whom they have an affinity, be it a personal or geograp...

Mullach a' tSí is a traditional duet album on the fiddle and concertina by Liam Lonergan and Aoife Nic Dhomhnaill. The album is largely unaccompanied, with the occasional track with sean-nós dancing from Caoimhe Ní Mhaolagáin. The distant yet ever-present lure of the fairy realm and the boundary ...

'Galway to Fiji' The Music of Fr. Kelly ...is a celebration of the wonderful compositions of Fr. Kelly. His compositions have a sweet melodic charm and phrasing that is synonymous with East Galway. Máirín on fiddle and Patsy on piano are delighted to share this musical tribute to composer Fr. P....

Annabel and her sisters must decide what's best for their elderly mother, but her children have decided its time for her to put herself, and her love life, first. After years of caring for everyone else, Annabel must decide whether to continue to shun the idea of finding love again, or finally gi...

Martin Malone & Bryan Angus's Gardenstown offers a vivid evocation of changing seasons in a village, from spring to winter. The book is a sequence of Malone's remarkable poetry, interspersed with Angus's exquisite linocuts, which capture the essence of the people, places and wildlife in north-eas...

Sonnets for my mother as Lear is a sequence of what Martin Malone calls "raggedy" sonnets, about the poet's indomitable mother and also the dementia care system, mixing registers within a dramatic context derived from Shakespeare's King Lear - both funny and moving.