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    Maebh Ní Raghallaigh appointed as Executive Assistant at ITMA

    Thursday 29 May 2025

    ITMA is delighted to announce the appointment of Maebh Ní Raghallaigh to the position of Executive Assistant.

    Originally from Rathmolyon, Co. Meath, Maebh graduated from Maynooth University in 2024 with an MA in Creative Music Technology. Maebh is a concertina player and teacher, having performed in Ireland and abroad as part of various festivals and with the National Folk Orchestra of Ireland.

    In her role as Executive Assistant, Maebh will enhance ITMA’s administrative team and support the CEO and management in the daily operations of the archive.

    Said Maebh:

    “I’m excited to become a part of ITMA and to support the archive’s continued growth in the years ahead.”

    “Tá an-áthas orm a bheith ag obair anseo ag cur ceol Gaelach chun cinn.”

     

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