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Events
We currently organise annual and more frequent events.
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Annual Events:

Donegal Fiddle Summer School
2nd - 6th August 2010

This is a specialist non-residential music school held in the first full week of August in Glencomlcille. We can accept up to 100 students in 10 graded classes taught by leading exponents of Donegal fiddle music. In addition to classes there is a programme of recitals, talks and concerts.

To enquire about booking a place please contact us


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The Annual Glenties Fiddlers Weekend

This is a major gathering of fiddle players established in 1983 and held in The Highlands Hotel, Glenties on the first weekend in October. This popular event is for anyone interested in fiddle music and the formal programme includes classes, a concert with special guest fiddle players, talks and occasional recitals. The Friday night is always the occasion for some great fiddle music as players from all over Ireland arrive in Glenties for the weekend. Fiddle players from the Scottish tradition are commonly featured as are young players from the Donegal tradition. Workshops for persons who have already achieved a level of playing are provided during the course of the weekend.

Concert 2010
Saturday 2nd October

Concert - 9pm

Featuring : To be confirmed soon

Fiddle Workshops 2010
Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd October

12-1.30pm

For more information on this event contact us


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Regular events:

Weekend workshops
(November-May)

A series of weekend workshops will take place running from Nov – May

These will include classes with Ronan Galvin focussing on local music from the parish of Glencolmcille

A master class weekend with Dermot Mc Laughlin

Classes with the Campbells involving both fiddle tuition and dance classes.

Dates for the weekends have not been finalised yet .

For more information or to reserve a place contact us


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Traditional Donegal Dance Weekends
(monthly November-May)

This programme aims to give fiddle players and others a direct insight into the close relationship between the music and the dance. Participants learn how to dance the house dances (i.e. not set or ceilí) that they play for, so these are very interactive hands-on workshops!

For more information contact us