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Wonders Of The Wake Show comes to Achill
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The magic of live music is back in Mayo with BAFTA-winning Achill islander Kevin Toolis' amazing Wonders of the Wake Show. Laughter, joy, poetry, song, the craic, in the best Wake you'll ever get to this side of Heaven!
New book by BAFTA winning Achill Islander
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In a world spiralling into chaos over the viral pandemic, how do we face the greatest but eternal challenge of our lives, our own fear of mortality?
Achill Island featured in TG4 film
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When producer Niamh Fagan brought director Tom Sullivan and BAFTA winning writer Kevin Toolis together to explore the notion of life and death in the time of Covid, Is Olc an Ghaoth was born.
Seven Mayo artists get Covid-19 arts awards
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The Arts Council has sent itscongratulations to seven Mayo artists who have each been awarded a €3,000 grant to help them make new and original work during the Covid-19 crisis.
Wonders of the Wake to bring a treat to Achill
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Lovers of Irish music are in for a treat this coming May Bank Holiday Sunday, May 6, in Achill, with the world premiere of a new trad arts show Wonders of the Wake.
A 'positive and uplifting' book about death
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DEATH IS one of the very few experiences everybody will have. It is looked on with fear and suspicion, and is rarely, if ever, welcomed as a subject of conversation.
Toolis to tour Mayo talking about new book
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Acclaimed author and filmmaker Kevin Toolis will be on a speaking tour around Mayo next week.
Achill getting ready for the return of international harp festival
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Achill International Harp Festival returns to Achill Island over the October Bank Holiday Weekend of October 27 to 30 showcasing the finest exponents of contemporary harp playing representing various styles, genres, and musical cultures. The festival is not only celebrating the harp as our national instrument and emblem, it is showcasing the instrument in its international context, with performers from South America, France, Scotland, and Ireland.