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    Mairin Ui Cheide old-style singing (sean ns)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C-QjheCm0nY

    ils Crean Irish Fiddlewww.eiliscreansite.com

    SCHEDULEFriday, August 5thThe Factory at Franklin, Franklin, TN6pm - A Taste of Ireland featuring artists all the way from the west of Ireland, TheKristin Butke School (KBS) school of Irish dance, narratives on Tennessee/Irelandhistory from The Battle of Franklin Trust, The Foreign Language Acting Grouppresentation of The Conversation(Irish play), Middle Tennessee Hurling Club, a ciland lots more.8.30pmJamming seisin back at OMore College of Design. Enjoy a pint and somegreat music, song and dance.

    Saturday, August 6thOMore College of DesignOMORE CLASSROOMS10am to 12pm Workshops on fiddle, button accordion, uilleann pipes, flute, old Irishstyle dancing and singing and Irish bouzouki.2pm to 4pm More workshops fiddle, button accordion, uilleann pipes, flute, old Irishstyle dancing and singing and Irish bouzouki.

    MAIN STAGE12noon ils Crean, Sen Cunningham, Frances Cunningham, Meait J Shamuis Ftharta, Mirn U Chide, Johnny g Connolly, Mary Ann Hernon, Bill Wolfe, FrankoHashiguchi and Craig Pitman.1pm The Scott-Ellis School of Irish dancing.

    2pm - The Kristin Butke School (KBS) school of Irish Dance.3pm - Nashville Cil Band and Skip Cleavinger.4pmOfficial US launch of Johnny g Connollys solo album Aisling Yoshua(Joshua'sDream).5pm Seisin featuring all musicians both local and from Ireland.5.30pm - Meet and Greet for Good Pipingpremiere.6pmGood Pipingpremiere.7.15pm Premiere after-party a celebration.8pm Acoustic concert featuring a variety of musicians, singers and dancers, narrativeson Tennessee/Ireland history from The Carter House, The Foreign Language ActingGroup presentation of The Conversation(Irish play) and lots more.

    OMORE GROUNDSMiddle Tennessee Hurling Club BoothWe are a new Gaelic Hurling team forming in the Middle Tennessee area. Currentlymembers range from 19-29 years old. Some attend community college while othersattend Middle Tennessee State University. We are merely weeks old but growing fastwith very driven and dedicated athletes. In the coming months we hope to join anAmerican Hurling league and in time competing with true Irish ferocity!Timothy R. Buckley Founder of Middle Tennessee Hurling club

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    Literary BoothDr. Jan Hayes, Dr. Mark Hilliard(book reading)Ciara Dowling, Co. Roscommon, Ireland- A variety of lectures and presentations thatconnect the musical, dance and singing traditions of Ireland to the Tennessee musicalheritage.

    The Battle of Franklin Trust (Jim Knight and Rob Cross) -Narrativeson Patrick Cleburneand other local Irish heroes.

    The Foreign Language Acting Group Discussion on The Conversation(Irish play) byJaz Dorsy

    Tours of OMore College of Design going all day starting at 12noon, and every hourthereafter. Last tour at 5pm

    Sunday, August 7thOMore College of Design9.30am Irish Christian Celebration with music from local and visiting artists.11am to 12noon Workshops on fiddle, button accordion, uilleann pipes, flute, old Irish

    style dancing and singing and Irish bouzouki12noon - Nashville Cil Band (Main Stage)2pm Sister City of Franklin and Williamson County Passport to the WorldSeries event3.30pm Meet and Greet before Second showing of Good Piping4pmGood Piping5.15pmGood Pipingafter-party a celebration6pm Jamming seisin and close of festival

    Thanks to everyone for all their support and these past few months as we have preparedfor this great event.

    I look forward to meeting you all and I encourage you to come and find me to say hello.

    Le gach dea ghu,

    ils