ITMA Director Liam O'Connor has been spending some time in RTÉ this week recording for radio programmes Today with Sean O'Rourke and Liam Geraghty's The Business. 

Following an announcement from Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar, this morning, 12 March 2020, the following measures will come into effect from 6pm today until 29th March: State-run "cultural institutions" will closeIndoor mass gatherings of more than 100 people and outdoor mass gatherings of more than 500 people should be cancelled

A new bilingual immersive theatre event from Branar on the journey of the Irish languate

Earlier in the Summer, a blog* by Project Archivist Fionnuala Parfrey took us behind the scenes as ITMA embarked on a major Digital Audio/visual Preservation Project – DAP.  Fionnuala continues the story.

Is méala mór do Thaisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann bás Phroinsias Uí Chonluain, iar-bhall de Bhord na Taisce, sa bhaile i gCluain Tarbh, Baile Átha Cliath, in aois 93. B’as an mBinn Bhorb, Co Thír Eoghain, é ó dhúchas. The Irish Traditional Music Archive greatly regrets the death of Proinsias Ó Conluain, a former member of the Board of the Archive, at his home in Clontarf, Dublin, at the age of 93. He was originally from Benburb, Co Tyrone. read more

The Irish Traditional Music Archive in association with the National Concert Hall and supported by the Arts Council, announce details of a series of three concerts to be held this spring to celebrate the launch of ITMA’s Liam O’Flynn Collection.

Some beautiful individual music and song related publications for friends and family home and abroad. 

Beginning this month October 2019, Brian Doyle, ITMA Field Recording Officer will present a monthly video snapshot of interviews, performances and events recorded by ITMA. 

ITMA's latest online exhibition Dusty Bluebells was launched on the 17 October 2019 in Holy Cross School, Dundrum, Dublin. It caught the imagination of a number of media outlet and news about the launch and exhibition featured on a number of programmes.