Mar 19, 2012

Glasgow had its week long St Patrick’s Day festival and Celtic Music Radio was there to report and record many of the events taking place within the Merchant City areas.

The Glasgow St. Patrick’s Day festival esteems to promote and celebrate the rich Irish cultural heritage of Glasgow and Scotland.

On Trad with Pad on Tuesday evening at 6.00pm, one of the festival organisers, Paddy Callaghan will review the week’s events and play music recorded at many of the gigs and sessions.

The multi-generational Irish community in Scotland have through the year’s contributed positively to all sectors of Scottish Society. The cultural dynamics of Gaelic music, language, dance and sport have enjoyed and continue to foster a rich Irish identity and culture in Scotland. The festival looks to act as a vehicle to continue to celebrate this Irish tapestry while promoting and celebrating the cultural diversity of modern Scotland. Glasgow’s St. Patrick’s festival is open to all the citizens of Scotland.

The theme of this year’s festival is to raise both awareness and finance for the development of the Glasgow Irish Centre Project. The Glasgow Irish Centre project is supported by The St.Patrick’s Festival committee compromising the Irish Heritage Foundation, Conradh Na Gaeilge, Tir Conaill Harps GAA club, Glasgow area Comhaltas branch members and individual Irish community members with no group affiliation.

Trad with Pad, Tuesday 20 March 6.00-7.00pm and Catch Up anytime.

Mar 12, 2012

Glasgow is alive with its week long St Patrick’s Day festival and Celtic Music Radio will be there to report and record many of the events taking place within the Merchant City areas.

On Saturday night, St Patrick’s Day we present a special night from the Glasgow St Patrick’s Festival at  ‘Teach Padraig’ on  Tuesday 13 March featuring singer-songwriter Jill Jackson and guests.

Our recording will also feature Anakali plus the Ceoltas Ensemble with
guest Paul McKenna and The Wakes.

This will be broadcast on Celtic Music Radio on St Patrick’s Day, Saturday 17 March 9.00pm-01.00am Sunday.

The multi-generational Irish community in Scotland have through the year’s contributed positively to all sectors of Scottish Society. The cultural dynamics of Gaelic music, language, dance and sport have enjoyed and continue to foster a rich Irish identity and culture in Scotland. The festival looks to act as a vehicle to continue to celebrate this Irish tapestry while promoting and celebrating the cultural diversity of modern Scotland. Glasgow’s St. Patrick’s festival is open to all the citizens of Scotland.

The theme of this year’s festival is to raise both awareness and finance for the development of the Glasgow Irish Centre Project. The Glasgow Irish Centre project is supported by The St.Patrick’s Festival committee compromising the Irish Heritage Foundation, Conradh Na Gaeilge, Tir Conaill Harps GAA club, Glasgow area Comhaltas branch members and individual Irish community members with no group affiliation.

For more information on the St Patrick’s Day festival then go to their website here

Feb 24, 2012

Glasgow had its week long St Patrick’s Day festival and Celtic Music Radio was there to report and record many of the events taking place within the Merchant City areas.

The Glasgow St. Patrick’s Day festival esteems to promote and celebrate the rich Irish cultural heritage of Glasgow and Scotland.

On Trad with Pad on Tuesday evening at 6.00pm, one of the festival organisers, Paddy Callaghan will review the week’s events and play music recorded at many of the gigs and sessions.

The multi-generational Irish community in Scotland have through the year’s contributed positively to all sectors of Scottish Society. The cultural dynamics of Gaelic music, language, dance and sport have enjoyed and continue to foster a rich Irish identity and culture in Scotland. The festival looks to act as a vehicle to continue to celebrate this Irish tapestry while promoting and celebrating the cultural diversity of modern Scotland. Glasgow’s St. Patrick’s festival is open to all the citizens of Scotland.

The theme of this year’s festival is to raise both awareness and finance for the development of the Glasgow Irish Centre Project. The Glasgow Irish Centre project is supported by The St.Patrick’s Festival committee compromising the Irish Heritage Foundation, Conradh Na Gaeilge, Tir Conaill Harps GAA club, Glasgow area Comhaltas branch members and individual Irish community members with no group affiliation.

Trad with Pad, Tuesday 20 March 6.00-7.00pm and Catch Up anytime.

Sep 22, 2011

Glasgow Comhaltas branch have teamed up with Trócaire to create Trad for Trócaire – a night of brilliant music all in aid of a great cause writes Paddy Callaghan.

“Come along this Friday evening 23 September and bring an instrument and play if you have one and remember to bring some change for our Trócaire buckets!”

This fundraising night is taking place at the Ivory Hotel, Camphill Avenue, Shawlands, Glasgow.

Trócaire work in 28 countries across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East to help communities and families free themselves from the oppression of poverty.  Visit the Trad for Trocaire FB page.

Trad with Pad, Tuesdays 6.00-7.00pm