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Greater Shantallow Community Arts<br />
& CCÉ Baile na gCailleach Presents<br />
Masters of Ireland<br />
CCÉ Baile Na gCailleach<br />
Comhaltas in partnership with Greater Shantallow Community Arts is proud to present some of the finest Irish<br />
traditional musicians in the world to grace the first ever Communities United Spring Arts Festival including:<br />
Michael Carey<br />
Michael Carey, is originally from Buncrana, County Donegal. He has played his music all around the world with Derry<br />
group Aileach and Fir Uladh. His whistle style subtly incorporates musical nuances from other instruments such as banjo,<br />
fiddle and accordion. After winning successive All-Ireland Slógadh competitions, he featured on the Gael- Linn Bualadh Bos<br />
album along with many other notable artists at the age of 14, and has also appeared on the television programmes 'Bring<br />
Down The Lamp', 'Come West Along the Road' and 'The Pure Drop' as well as numerous Fleadh Ceoil programmes. In<br />
2013, the Buncrana man featured on the TG4 An Samhradh Linn television programme. Michael was also a founder<br />
member of two recent bands, Dalltach (traditional and modern) and Kintra (Rock) and toured extensively throughout the<br />
whole of Ireland and France.<br />
Ruairi O’ Broin<br />
Ruairi O’ Broin hails from Dublin and is not only a singer but an accomplished multi-instrumentalist. He has been singing<br />
and collecting Folk and Traditional songs for decades. No stranger to Derry, one of his proudest musical achievements was<br />
assembling Cairde Chualann to perform at both the Launch of Fleadh Cheoil na hEireann 2013 and on the gigrig during<br />
that wonderful Fleadh. In the last few years, he has lived in the west of Ireland and has kept himself busy giving singing<br />
workshops and organising group ensembles, broadcasting on several radio shows, adjudicating at Fleadheanna and<br />
Feiseanna, and of course, still collecting and singing whenever and wherever the opportunity arises.<br />
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