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pádraigín
- 63, Female
- Curtis, WA
- United States Minor Outlying Islands
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pádraigín left a comment for Sceállóg Ó Tacoma"Conas Tá Tú Sceállóg,
Thank you for the note about St. Patrick's Day happenings. As for me, I had a party at my house. I invited all of my handspinner and knitting friends over for a day full of good cheer and lots…"
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Pádraigín with Nick and lamb
This is a picture of me and my Border Collie Nick along with our Bluefaced Leicester lamb Fanny. This is the radio station which can be heard online that plays my produced Celtic Music Hour.
Sceállóg Ó Tacoma left a comment for pádraigín"Tacoma is abit more than an hour north of Chehalis, about 40 miles south of Seattle. Shearing sounds like fun. My wife and I are long time 4-H leaders, but in the Dog Project. I am involved at the state level and know many kids who raise sheep.
I…"
pádraigín left a comment for Sceállóg Ó Tacoma"Dia Duit Sceállóg,
How neat!! You are in Tacoma. I'm not real familiar with Washington yet. How far away is Tacoma from Curtis? Hav you been to Ireland? I'm so excited that you wrote.
I'm sorry, I'm a bit late in…"
Sceállóg Ó Tacoma left a comment for pádraigín"Welcome, Padraigin! You are a neighbor (I live in Tacoma). You should join us in the chat room here at LiveIreland sometime. Lots of great people and lots of craic. Slan go foill, mo chara."
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- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- About Me:
- I am American, Irish. My Patron Saint is St. Patrick being born on his feast day. I have always loved Celtic Music. I have a Celtic Music Hour radio program that airs in Nevada, KSVL-92.3 FM go to KSVL92@yahoo.com and you can read about me. I found your site when I was browsing for help in finding the right words to say to my listeners regarding the desire to always play music by the older and deceased player such as Tommy Mc Mahon, John Kelly, Chris Droney and such never to forget these people. Without them there would be no New Age, World, Folk Celtic music. Also, I want to talk about how different regions had different styles of playing. I like the history part of Celtic Music and the players of gone by days. My ggggrandfather was born in Co. Kilkenny, David D. Keeley. I know something about him once he was in the states. However, I don't know where in Co. Kilkenny he was born. I wish I knew for when I visit Ireland I would like to visit his birth place and maybe find some relatives of mine. I am always looking for new music. I don't get paid for what I am doing so buying music is limited. My husband and I are sheep raisers. We have been doing so for almost 20 yr. Our Border Collies help us with our work.
Slánt,
Pádraigín Ó Caollaidhe
- Website (If any):
- http://autumnhillswoollens.com
- Favorite Music:
- Celtic, baroque
- Currently Reading? (Books Magazines etc)
- Anything Historical on Ireland
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- At 21:34 on February 23, 2009, Sceállóg Ó Tacoma said…
- Tacoma is abit more than an hour north of Chehalis, about 40 miles south of Seattle. Shearing sounds like fun. My wife and I are long time 4-H leaders, but in the Dog Project. I am involved at the state level and know many kids who raise sheep.
I did see that you have the radio show and intend to bring up the stream when I get the chance. I have been to Ireland twice. Last time was June of 2008 when I spent 18 days, starting in Dublin and headed north and then around the island, finishing back in Dublin. I even visited the LiveIreland studios.
I have many, many celtic favorites. I just spent last weekend working at Wintergrass, a four day bluegrass music festival here. (not all the music is bluegrass). I heard a great group from Vancouver, BC that plays an eclectic mix. The flute player is from Scotland and they play a lot of good celtic as well. They are The Paperboys (http://paperboys.com). Check 'em out.
Slan go foill. I will try to email you instead of more comments here the next time.
Chip (Sceallog)
- At 22:46 on February 19, 2009, Sceállóg Ó Tacoma said…
- Welcome, Padraigin! You are a neighbor (I live in Tacoma). You should join us in the chat room here at LiveIreland sometime. Lots of great people and lots of craic. Slan go foill, mo chara.
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