Collection of reel-to-reel tapes and audio cassettes featuring musical performances by Joe Keagan, Mick Woods and Tom Ginley, among others, various radio dubs including the RTÉ's Ceilí Hous Programme and a recording of a session at The Plough in London.
Collection of off-air radio dubs recorded onto reel-to-reel tapes and audio cassettes by Tom Logan. Recordings, often featuring St Brendan's Céilí Band, include RTÉ radio programs such as Céilí House, and programmes from Tipperary's Suirland Radio. Speech by Tom Logan about the recordings also features on some of the tapes.
Collection comprises: audiovisual recordings (audio cassette, VHS, Video8) of the Inishowen International Folk Song and Ballad Seminar (IIFSBS) 1990-2004; Inishowen singers and Inishowen Traditional Singers' Circle (ITSC) sessions recorded in public and private venues, 1980-2003, with occasional music and dance included; occasional recordings of other Irish singing festivals and singing sessions; radio programmes prepared by Jimmy McBride for local Inishowen radio, and song and music related broadcasts on Irish radio (1978?-1997). Other materials include images of singers and events, IIFSBS brochures, and manuscript indices prepared by Jimmy McBride.
Collection comprises a single reel-to-reel tape recording of singing in Irish, and dramatised dialogue and recitations in Irish. Features performances by Joe Heaney.
Collection comprises reel-to-reel tapes featuring off-air dubs of RTÉ radio programmes, dubs of commerical material, edited dubs of material recorded by John Brennan in the US, and other domestic and field recordings of traditional Irish musicians.
Collection of non-commercial CDs donated to ITMA by various individuals and organisations Comprises a diverse range of material including demos, radio programmes, field recordings, concert recordings and dubs of commerical material. A lot of the material has not been catalogued in great depth.
This collection comprises recordings compiled by Peadar O'Loughlin and loaned to ITMA for copying. The cassette tape features Paddy Murphy on concertina and the reel-to-reel tape features Séamus Ennis on the pipes along with various other performers.
