I hope you
have enjoyed your visit to my world of lace, you may be interested in looking
at
other sites relating to lacemaking and Irish culture.
| Lace-related: The Guild of Irish Lacemakers has several hundred members, worldwide, produces 3 lace Journals annually, also newsletters, and holds a number of workshop days with displays, sales of supplies and lectures. The Guild has hosted two week-long residential Lace Conventions outside Dublin, in 1995 and 1998. For more information, www.irishlace.org The
English Lace Guild - probably the largest single source of information for
lacemakers worldwide, visit their website at http://www.laceguild.demon.co.uk
Malcolm Cox - A Dublin-based craftsman specialising in handmade Fansticks in any size, he produces all the fansticks I paint. He also offers a repair service for antique sticks - just be aware that he is always working at full stretch and will not be able to work miracles instantly, but the results will be well worth the wait. See his website at http://www.fansticks.com and http://www.connect.ie/users/mcox Traditional Lacemakers of Ireland - A new group based in the south of the country, with particular interest in the superb Irish needle laces such as Youghal and Kenmare. www.tli.eu.com Lacemakers wishing to enjoy my Irish Celtic lace designs may require a good selection of the latest threads. Please see Barnyarns at http://www.barnyarns.com Non Lace Related: Irish Music of this Site Irish Dance http://www.michaelflatleyireland.com Ann's Articles A
couple of years ago I was invited to become a volunteer Dublin Dance
of Desire Review Angela
Burns Interivew Ronan
Hardiman interview Gillian
Norris Interview Ragus
Review Dr.
John Cullinane interview: Anuna
Concert Review July 2000: Anuna
Concert Review December 2002: Feet
of Flames Essay: Olive
Hurley interview: Red Hurley interview: Sna Si Feature http://www.celticcafe.com/Dance/OliveHurley/Irish_Lace.htm Méav interview: http://www.celticcafe.com/Music/MEAV/index.htm Liza Callahan Interview http://www.celticcafe.com/music/lizacallahan/index.htm Liza Callahan "Stalling from Fear" CD Review http://www.celticcafe.com/music/lizacallahan/review.htm Solitaire
Studios, Alan Whelan & Ella Haluk. Irish
Culture Visitors to this website, especially those from far-off lands, may be interested in learning more about my country and its culture. Visits to some of the following websites should prove enjoyable. For tourist and historical reference visit Heritage sites of Ireland at http://www.heritageireland.ie For information on Irish music, dance shows and other Irish cultural subjects visit http://www.celticcafe.com This is probably the best place for advance notice of show dates and tickets in many countries. Among the countless other Irish-orientated show sites, many of which are both great to look at and full of information, a few key starting-places are: For other aspects of Ireland, see www.irishcultureandcustoms.com This website has been designed by James Stevens of Firedance Web Design, for further examples of his work go to http://www.firedanceweb.com
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this page you are listening to 'Kildare Lights' by Ronan Hardiman. For further information click HERE.
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