The Inishowen Song Project is an integrated microsite of some 2,000 connected items all related to the English-language song traditions of the Inishowen peninsula, Co Donegal. It is a collaborative project between the Inishowen Traditional Singers' Circle and the Irish Traditional Music Archive.

It has been the tradition in ITMA since 2008 to upload a new selection of digitised materials every two months. But now it is time for us to pause, as we prepare for the launch of the fourth ITMA website.This is an exciting and busy time for ITMA staff and we are really looking forward to sharing the new platform with you.

Is méala mór do Thaisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann bás Éamoin de Buitléar, iar-bhall de Bhord na Taisce, i nDeilgne, Co Chill Mhantáin, in aois 83.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive greatly regrets the recent death after a long illness of Gerry O’Hanlon of Mullaghbawn, Co Armagh, a singer, social worker, and former Board member of the Archive.

TOBAR AN DUALCHAIS: KIST O RICHES Special lecture on an online initiative based on one of the world's most important archives of traditional culture

A note from our Chairman, Dermot McLaughlin, on this the Irish Traditional Music Archive's 25th Birthday, 29 July 2012.

25th Anniversary of Founding of the Irish Traditional Music Archive ITMA Online Catalogue Reaches 750,000+ Content Items

Is méala mór do Thaisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann bás Mhuiris Uí Rócháin, stiúrthóir Scoil Samhraidh Willie Clancy i Sráid na Cathrach, Co an Chláir, agus ball de Bhord na Taisce.

‘All the days of his life: Eddie Butcher in his own words: songs, stories and memories of Magilligan, Co Derry’ is the latest publication in the Studies in Irish traditional music / Taighde ar cheol dúchais Éireann series from the Irish Traditional Music Archive. 

‘The Westmeath Hunt: William Mullaly: The First Irish Concertina Player on Record’, a CD and booklet of the historic 1926 & 1927 New York concertina recordings of William Mullaly from Westmeath