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Ultan O'Brien (left) from Barefield with sean nós singer, Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin, Barefield musician weaves together rich musical traditions January 24, 2021 TRADITIONAL Irish music is something that comes naturally to Barefield native Ultan O’Brien. Like many young musicians of his generation, he is steeped in the various styles and the wide repertoire of the Banner County. However, in recent years, the acclaimed viola and fiddle player has been delving into traditions further afield, including those of Scotland, Finland and The Isle of Man. He is also bringing a fresh creative perspecti...

Music, dance and theatre: See magical performances from Irish artists in this new TG4 film Samhlú 2020, starring Tommy Tiernan, airs at 9:30 tonight. By TG4 Friday 11 Dec 2020, 12:27 PM Dec 11th 2020, 12:27 PM 6,188 Views 0 Comments AS IS THE case with many other professions, COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the arts, culture and entertainment worlds.  But, according to Tommy Tiernan, who stars in TG4′s new anthology film Samhlú...

TV Editor Today's top telly includes The Great British Bake Off: The Winners,Cloch Le Carn looks back on Brendan Bowyer’s career, and there’s fun on the cobbles with Coronation Street: Soapy Slip Ups . . . Pick of the Day The Great British Bake Off: The Winners, 8.00pm, Channel 4 There’s just no ending this run of Bake off, and here’s yet another compilation to keep fans going until Christmas. This is the first of two specials paying tribute to the winners from past shows in the show’s time on both the BBC and Channel 4. This opening episode focuses on the champions from the first f...

TV guide: 24 of the best shows to watch this week Shorts Yule Love, Samhlú, Dementia Choir at Christmas, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom Sun, Dec 13, 2020, 06:00 Updated: Thu, Dec 17, 2020, 09:56 Sunday BBC2, 8.10pm It’s gentle, often a bit silly, a whole lot of fun – and even those who have never picked up a fishing rod in their lives adore this programme. The best buddies have a festive treat for viewers, and it’s also rather special for Bob Mortimer because it takes him back to his roots in Middlesbrough. He and Paul Whitehouse spend time angling on the river Esk and Tees in th...