Tá comhluadar ceoil na tíre faoi scamall an bhróin agus Séamus Ó Beaglaoich, 73, imithe ar Shlí na Fírinne. Bhí Séamus ar dhuine de na mórcheoltóirí traidisiúnta agus ámhránaí na linne.

A new position of Digital Communications and Engagement Officer will arise in January 2023 to develop ITMA’s online presence and engage new audiences with the message and work of the organisation.

Míle buíochas do gach éinne a thug tacaíocht dúinn agus a bhain úsáid as an Taisce i mbliana. Rinneadh dul chun cinn mór i rith na bliana ó thaobh bailliú, caomhnú agus cur chun cinn an cheoil.

A new online series from ITMA featuring in-depth conversations with traditional artists Christy Moore, Catherine McEvoy, Frankie Gavin, Sarah Ghriallais, Matt Molloy, Dolly McMahon, and Paddy Moloney (1938-2021).

On Saturday 10th December, ITMA opened its doors for a concert celebrating the unique contribution of LGBTQ+ people to Irish traditional music, song and dance. The second instalment of the Ar Scáth a Chéile series, organised in conjunction with Trad is Amach, focused on the connection between music and dance and showcased some of the exceptional dancers associated with the organisation.

Listings of the latest publications and items of interest received in the ITMA collection in the last two months.

ITMA is delighted to join with the archival community to celebrate the annual #ExploreYourArchive #CuardaighDoChartlann campaign organised by the Archives and Records Association (Ireland).

ITMA was among the group of Arts Council of Ireland strategically funded organisations who recently participated in a workshop hosted by the Arts Council to learn more about the Safe to Create Code, and its range of recently published resources.

ITMA is delighted to announce a new partnership with Centre Culturel Irlandais to offer a one month Residency in Paris during the period August 2023 - June 2024. Applications are welcome from an artist of any discipline whose work is connected to Irish traditional music.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive staged its first ever event in the US when legendary flute player Matt Molloy launched From the Bridge, a digital exhibition of Irish music in New York to a full house at the Irish Arts Centre on Tuesday Nov 15.

At its first formal event in the US, legendary Chieftains flute player Matt Molloy will launch ITMA's major digital exhibition of Irish music in New York, From the Bridge, in association with the Irish Arts Center, on Tuesday 15 November.

In a series of three blogs and videos, Stephanie SK Marbach documents her work on the John Cullinane Dance Archive in ITMA.