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After recording two albums of traditional Gaelic songs, Gillebrìde MacMillan began to write songs, all in Gaelic, because he felt it was important to renew the tradition.

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A few years ago Ireland celebrated the centenary of the Easter Rising of 1916. To mark the occasion, the composer and harpist Michael Rooney was commissioned to write a suite to commemorate the Irish Revolution.

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Originally from County Clare, Fiona Tyndall has always had a deep love for traditional Irish music and in 2004 she released Déirín Dé, an album mixing traditional songs with more modern arrangements.

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These two have enjoyed a strong personal and musical friendship for over thirty years, as guitarist Gilles Le Bigot joined fiddler Gerry O'Connor in the early 1990s on the Lá Lugh albums alongside the late singer Eithne Ní Uallacháin.