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World renowned Celtic Artist Jim Fitzpatrick joins Stiofán on the phone for an almighty conversation on Celtic Art, Art, History, Politics, Che Guevara and his image, Sinéad O'Connor, Thin Lizzy and other interesting topics. This is part 1 of a two hour long conversation. 

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www.celticartspodcast.com Stiofán speaks with Dr. John Purser about the ancient Celtic intrument The Carnyx, it's history and evidence, discoveries, composed music and the reproduction of one in the early 1990s.

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Professor Etienne Rynne, for the Blackrock Society in 2007, wrote on the revival of Celtic Art. His article is read out to the listener in full. 

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This is a promotional snippit from the interview with KR Celtic Artist who lives in Australia. 

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Three Manx tales are read by Stiofán. The making of Mann, How the Manx Cat lost it's tail and The Coming of St. Patrick. Somewhere in there you'll also discover how the Manx Triskelion came about! (If you believe it).  This episode is just a small taster of what you can expect to hear in the Folklore story section of Celtic Arts Podcast when you subscribe. Go raibh maith agaibh. Artwork by Richard Hill Art.

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Tom Connelly tells us all about the ancient instrument of the Bones. He alludes to it's Celtic Heritage but also it's worldwide heritage. Later he plays a little jig and a reel for us. Go raibh maith agat Tom from www.irishbones.com

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Stephen Walker joins me and lends me his expertise on the Celtic Revival Masterpiece the book The Cromlech on Howth, art by Margaret Stokes. Some Celtic knotwork is discussed towards the end of the interview.
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Gerry and Stiofán discuss the Celtic game of Cornish Hurling. Unknown to the host beforehand it's a new discovery. There's a little bit of Collar and Elbow in the episode and a little of two old fellows giving out.  The audio on this episode isn't great. Regardless it is still worth listening to. 

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Read from a 1904 Dún Dealgan Press version. This story was adapted for children of the time. Enjoy, Go raibh maith agaibh. 

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A reading of An Giolla Dachair taken from a 1904 publication. It's not very well read by me to be honest so I expect to re-record this at some stage. Try it out though. 

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