The book looks at the Traditional Irish music scene and notes that while there is enthusiastic participation of Northern Ireland Catholics therein, Protestants are largely absent.

A collection of comic and satirical lyrics that comment on some of the inconsistencies and absurdities that mark Irish society’s transition from the past to the future.

Observations on the political implications of popular revival and education in Irish Traditional music in modern Ireland. This discussion pamphlet is the text of the Seán O’Riada Memorial Lecture No. 14, given by Fintan Vallely to the Traditional Music Archive and the Irish Traditional Music Society of University College, Cork.

Papers from The Crosbhealach Conference 2003. A diverse range of voices assessing aesthetic, practical and academic aspects of formal and informal Traditional music learning.

Proceedings of a conference on the subject of tradition and innovation, in Dublin, organised by Fintan Vallely, Cormac Breathnach, Liz Doherty, Colin Hamilton and Eithne Vallely.

The life story of John Kennedy, ‘the bard of Cullybackey’, County Antrim, his songs and his tunes, all brought to the eyes and ears of a wider public for the first time.

Interviews with 30 musicians, singers & dancers based in Ireland, England and US, by Charlie Piggott & Fintan Vallely, photography by Nutan.