A live traditional Irish music session, streamed live from Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Cavan on 13.08.'11 on www.LiveTrad.com.

Traditional Irish Music Session @ Fleadh Cheoil 2011

In this interview, Heather Humphreys TD speaks with Micheál Ó Domhnaill of SpanishArmadaIreland.com of her wish that cannon recovered from the sea at Streedagh Beach in 2015 should be returned for display in Sligo.

Heather Humphreys TD Spanish Armada

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Dervish are one of Ireland's best known traditional Irish music groups. Here in their home town of Sligo, they sing the Irish song 'A Pheigín Mo Chroí' (translated as 'Peigín My Love') during a pub music session at Hargadon's Bar, one of the oldest pubs in the West of Ireland.

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Traditional Irish Music with Dervish - A Pheigín Mo Chroí

Lead archaeologist of the underwater recovery team which brought ashore 9 Spanish Armada cannon from the seas at Streedagh Beach in Sligo in 2015. Speaking with Micheál Ó Domhnaill at the Spanish Armada International Conference in Sligo, September 2017.

Fionnbarr Moore - Underwater Archaeology Unit

Michael Toolan tells the SligoWalks.ie podcast about the development of a new walk up Knocknashee in Sligo. The hilltop contains several cairns and there is also evidence of ancient dwellings, and the walk itself is an exciting example of great local cooperation between individuals, landowners, the Achonry-Mullinabreena Enhancement Committee and Sligo County Council.

Knocknashee

The story of the Spanish Armada at Streedagh Beach in Sligo, where 3 Armada ships were wrecked in September 1588. A survivor, Captain Francisco de Cuéllar, lived to tell the tale. With Felip Carbonnel reading from the letter of De Cuéllar and Eddie O'Gorman as the narrator, listen to this fascinating story of shipwreck and survival. Music provided by Michael Rooney with tracks from the 'De Cuéllar Suite.'

The Story of the Spanish Armada at Streedagh

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