Fáilte romhat isteach For a piece of music or a song a day from the Irish tradition Ceol a spreagas an croí (heart stirring music) to beat the Covid blues It was a thread but it became too unwieldy Please support the artists directly if you can Covid has been hard for so many

Ach breathnaígí cé atá leaindeáilte ar Twitter, do chéad fáilte a Mhacdara!👋🏻🎭🤩

30p Lee @LeeAndersinMP_ really is the exemplar of all that is basest in the human psyche. The Lowest Common Denominator on legs, the worst of the worst.

Shave the Last Dance For Me #ASongOrMovieForCutting

One of the many lovely passages from Borstal Boy that led teenage me as a Leeds born son of Dubliners to seek ou poetry in irish, a language I didn't have. God bless Leeds Central Library who had a copy of An Duanaire by Seán Ó'Tuama I looked at it for hours #BrendanBehan100

Born #OTD 1923 Brendan Behan Writer, socialist, House painter. "I have a total irreverence for anything connected with society except that which makes the roads safer, the beer stronger, the food cheaper & the old men & old women warmer in the winter & happier in the summer."

Born 100 years ago today! Happy Birthday Brendan Behan ✒️ Russell Street, Dublin 1 #dubliners #brendanbehan

'I was asked one time had success spoiled me and I said, no I was always like this. It changed my way of life – I suppose I go to better beds but sleep less well.' Brendan Behan (celebrating the centenary of his birth this week)

‘Smaoinigh gur Árainn na Naomh atá agat!’ –  Brendan Behan sa Ghaeltacht - Seán Tadhg Ó Gairbhí https://t.co/baaZzDIgEn

NEW EPISODE of Three Castles Burning for the week that's in it, exploring the young Brendan Behan. Some nice archive in this one. https://t.co/CkVruJMQD6

“I have a total irreverence for anything connected with society except that which makes the roads safer, the beer stronger, the food cheaper and the old men and old women warmer in the winter and happier in the summer.” - Brendan Behan, born 100 years ago today

As an antidote to all the right wing trash Twitter keeps sending me here's Brendan Behan singing An Chúilfhionn - The Coolin Tá sé go hálainn ar fad https://t.co/ytOdySL2yT

Happy Celestial 100th birthday to the wonderful Brendan Behan Oh how we could do with him now #BrendanBehan

Looking for some music to mark St Brigid's Day in your junior cycle music classroom? Commissioned by @ITMADublin and @dfatirl in 2022. Link here: https://t.co/YYsCppkA2M @JCforTeachers @SSEinspectorate @Education_Ire @ESCItweets @NCCAie @NAPD_IE @DrumcondraESC @MusicPdst @PPMTA

An all female trad playlist for the day that's in it https://t.co/jw2EzmJG8n Women as either solo artists or primary artist in a band/ensemble Hup! #LaFheileBride #womeninIrishTrad

#LáFhéileBríde Teacht an Earraigh The Coming of Spring Beautiful poem written in Irish and here translated by Ulick O'Connor in his biography of Brendan Ta sé go hálainn ar fad

Beannachtaí na Féile Bríde oraibh! Pure Inis Oírr Irish. Seo píosa a thóig mé tamaillín ó choin. #NaomhBríd @TradTG4 @AimsirTG4 @TG4TV @Cula4_TG4 @theirishfor

Ann Lovett, 31st January 1984. #NeverForgotten

It's important to constantly embrace change to keep Ireland's traditions alive and well, accessible and relevant in today's society. We're incredibly proud of the musicians who have been with us a lifetime, and those who are just starting out.

@CharlieCurrie12 They think irony is what ships are built with.