Conference tallis::celt

    Any date on that play Paddy?

	Whats a Galic Club ??



	Is it anything like a Tuna Club ??	:-)



	keVin

    
    Damn  how could I forget the date  
    
    June 28th 1991  starts at 8:00 pm.
    
    paddy

    
    Bedtime Story....
    
    Do we have to bring our pj's?
    
    Perhaps we can get George to bring his teddy bear...I understand he 
    doesn't get out much  :->
    
    

Sounds great Paddy...I am going to try and make it.  I love theater, and its
NOT at Sullivan Stadium!!  ;^)

However, everyone be warned:  I hear there is a 'riverfest' in Lowell this
weekend, starting Friday night, so the roads will probably be crazier than
usual.    
    

    
    
    
      First Session of the season with Comhaltas Ceolt�ir� �ireann.
      Sept. 8th at the Watertown Canadian/American Club.  I think it
      starts about 3 or 4 pm.
    
    
    Julia
    
    
    
    
     
      
    
      
    
      

(sorry about the "/"'s !)

 ------ Forwarded mail received on 19-NOV-1991 at 17:18:49 ------
From:	VBORMC::"GAELIC-L%[email protected]" "GAELIC Language Bulletin Board"
Subj:	UCD: 'local' event of international importance!


Beidh se/ de phribhle/id ag Cola/iste Ollscoile Bhaile A/tha Cliath
fa/ilte a chur roimh an bhfile Albanach is mo/ le ra/ de chuid na
linne seo -- SOMHAIRLE  MAC  GILL-EAIN -- De/ardaoin 21.11.91 ar a 7.30pm.
Bi/gi/ ann in am -- roimh am -- no/ ni/ bheidh a/it sui/ na/ seasaimh agaibh!
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If you can at all, COME TO UCD BELFIELD THIS THURSDAY NIGHT. I promise
you that this will be an experience you will never forget -- a gala event
that will make all the boring hours of studying grammar books worthwhile.
Quoting here from notice received:
         "Sorley MacLean (Somhairle Mac Gill-Eain) has long been
         recognised as the pre-eminent Gaelic poet of the 20th
         century but it is only in recent years that he has been
         widely acclaimed as Scotland's greatest living poet. Born
         in Osgaig, a small township on the island of Raasay off
         the east coast of Skye, MacLean first came to prominence
         with the publication in 1943 of "Da/in do Eimhir agus
         Da/in Eile" ... a book which one critic has spoken of as
         "an eruption which permanently altered the face of Gaelic
         literature". It was not until the early seventies, however,
         that these poems were made available to an English-speaking
         public, first in Ian Crichton Smith's versions and later in
         the author's own literal translations.  MacLean has since
         given memorable bilingual readings to an ever-increasing
         number of admirers; one such reading was described by
         Seamus Heaney as having "the force of revelation". His
         "Collected Poems" were published in 1989 by Carcanet."
There you have a brief intro to one of the most remarkable personages
of our time, Somhairle Mac Gill-Eain (when I first heard of him it was
under the spelling Somhairle Mac Gill Eathain) will be reading from his
own work and talking about it in University College Dublin (in the little
building known as the "University Industry Centre"on the Belfield Campus)
on Thursday next at 7.30pm. Be there -- or regret for the rest of your
life missing the event of the year in UCD!
         ALL WELCOME -- FA/ILTE ROIMH CHA/CH!
M�r
PS. Sorry for posting what may seem like a "local" notice -- but I want it
to reach anyone with a chance of making it to Dublin this Thursday.
M

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              11th Annual Celtic Heritage Month
              Chandler Ethnic Center, 257 Main Street
                 Nashua, New Hampshire

Saturday, March 19, 1994 10am - 3pm:  A Festival of Celtic Culture,
                                      including:

The Historic Highlanders:   A "living history" group will demonstrate
dress, weaponry, and lifestyle of the Scottish Highlanders from the
period of the 14th century to the 18th.

Kevin Myers and friends:  Uileann pipes (Irish bagpipes) and Highland
pipes (Scottish bagpipes):  a talk and concert on both instruments with
accompaniement by other Irish musicians.

Eileen Dugal, stepdancer and singer:  Irish stepdancing workshop with
audience participation; Irish songs.

Mair Lustig of the Boston Cymrodorion (Welsh) Society: Welsh folk dance
demonstration and workshop with audience participation.

Saturday, March 26, 1994 10am -1pm:  Video presentation, The Blood is
Strong, saga of the Gaelic-speaking Scots from ancient times through
emigration to the New World and present-day Scots Gaelic language
revival/survival.


        All Events are Free and Open to the Public.

        For more info call the Institutue of Celtic Studies, East
              (617) 524-4386

    Oh  almost forgot.  Mark will not be available for questions after his
    show.  Those who know will understand that Mark never ever ever
    answers questions.
    
    Regards
    
    Bruce

    Can we throw rotten eggs and tomatoes?
    
    Laurie.

    Can you imagine it?
    An all American boy in ankle socks and Reeboks complete with baseball
    hat doing the Highland fling over a pair of crossed Armalites! :>)
    
    Disnae sound right tae me.

    RE: .12  by KERNEL::BARTHUR 
    
    >Disnae sound right tae me.
    
    Disney was a Spaniard.