For his final episode of The Rolling Wave, broadcaster Peter Browne listened back over some of his favourite music and songs—including recordings of whistle player Joe Cuneen from the Pete Shepheard Collection at ITMA.

Featuring archival recordings, images, interviews and more, ITMA's latest digital exhibition bridges trans-Atlantic and multi-generational traditions.

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

Lynnsey Weissenberger, ITMA’s Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow, is headed to Leipzig, Germany this July to spread the word about LITMUS (Linked Irish Traditional Music).

Explore ITMA and TG4's new digital archive of all of the gala Gradam Ceoil programmes.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA) and the Arts Office of Clare County Council are offering an exciting opportunity for an emerging or established artist from any artistic genre. Artists (musicians, visual artists, dancers, writers, performers, etc.) are invited to reflect /respond creatively to the collections and materials that are of relevance or reference County Clare, which are held in ITMA.

ITMA Director Grace Toland is delighted to attend the world premiere of Lomax in Éirinn at the Galway Film Fleadh on 11 July 2018. 

‘A Grand Time: The songs, music, and dance of Newfoundland’s Cape Shore’ is ITMA’s newest digital resource. With the support of Culture Ireland and local partners in Newfoundland, ITMA is unveiling the project at a series of events scheduled for 1–4 August 2018.

ITMA's Linked Irish Traditional Music (LITMUS) project is getting noticed. This July, Lynnsey Weissenberger has been invited to speak about the project at a conference addressing the digitisation and dissemination of musical heritage.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA) wishes to recruit a graduate librarian/archivist for a one-year fixed term contract. This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic individual to gain experience in, and contribute to, the work of a busy multimedia cultural organisation.

The Irish Times is calling 'Soul Clap Its Hands and Sing' an 'inspired summer series of collaborative recitals from Poetry Ireland and the Irish Traditional Music Archive.'

ITMA Director Grace Toland is off to University College Cork from 18-22 June 2018 to attend the American Conference for Irish Studies. Responding to the conference theme, 'Environments of Irish Studies,' Grace will address attendees on the 'environment of study' at ITMA.