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Tae in the Bog, Dunlewey
Please note change of venue.
Due to the weather and the conditions of the path into Altan, organisers are now hosting Sunday’s ‘Tae in the Bog’ indoors at Ionad Cois Locha, Dunlewey, F92 PK22 from 1pm to 3pm (instead of at Altan farm as originally planned).
A spokesperson said: “We will still have the same lineup of musicians and speakers, but now in the beautiful setting of Dunlewey, in front of the open fire.
“So come along and join us to hear a little bit about the history of Altan and listen to the stories and music that celebrate the connections between nature, landscape and culture.
“This event is now free to attend.
Tae in the bog in Dunlewey:
Ag ceiliúradh na gceangal idir an dúlra, an tírdhreach agus an cultúr.
Musicians include: An Crann Óg, Sheila Friel, Cathal Ó Curráin & Mairéad Hurley.
Celebrating the connections between nature, landscape and culture.
Contact: Cairde na hEaragaile in collaboration with Wild Atlantic Nature
086 8234449 anearagail@gmail.com
Event Information: A guided or specialist tour - A live performance, re-enactment or demonstration - Free
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