ITMA will close to the public from 6 pm, Thursday, 12 March 2020 until further notice.

ITMA will close to the public from 6 pm, Thursday, 12 March 2020 until further notice.

ITMA is delighted to have shared sound recordings from its collections for Branar's new bilingual immersive theatre event Sruth na Teanga. 

One year on and the DAP Project is coming to a close. Over the past twelve months ITMA has successfully digitised over 2,400 carriers resulting in over 24,000 media files and approximately 24 terabytes of data. This means we will soon have over 2,050 searchable digital items listed and described to international archival standard (ISADg) available through our new AtoM interface, which we look forward to sharing with you in the future.

Is méala mór do Thaisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann a chloisint go bhfuair Breandán Ó Madagáin, Ollamh Emeritus le Gaeilge in Ollscoil Éireann Gaillimh agus iar-bhall de Bhord na Taisce, bás le déanaí. Bhí cónaí air i gCill Cholgáin i gCo. na Gaillimhe agus bhí sé breoite le tamall. D’fhreastail sé ar bhord bunaigh na Taisce ó 1987 go 1990, agus b’eisean a chuir Gaeilge ar ainm na Taisce.

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

CONCERTS CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19.               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.

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

A selection of beautiful individual music and song related publications for friends and family, at home and abroad. 

A monthly video snapshot of interviews, performances and events recorded by ITMA, curated by ITMA Field Recording Officer Brian Doyle.

ITMA's latest online exhibition Dusty Bluebells was launched on the 17 October 2019 in Holy Cross School, Dundrum, Dublin. 

We shared the story of strange names in our catalogues and mystery Spanish dancers at the 2008 Willie Clancy Summer School online and on facebook in September 2019. Our intrepid facebook followers have brought clues to help unravel the mystery ...