Faltriqueira is an autonomous vocal project raised in Pontedeume (Galicia), which escapes from the rigid tradition and brings new life to songs collected from diverse latitudes, not only from their homeland Galicia. After many years of hard work on the melodic tradition of the pandereteiras (tambourine women players), these four young singers have put together a collection of traditional tunes in a modern style where voices mix with synthesizers and acoustic instruments such as fiddle, accordion, darboukas, txalapartas, cellos, and guitar. More: http://www.myspace.com/faltriqueira and http://www.faltriqueira.com/

Discover Dublin, Ohio and you'll discover a city filled with year 'round touches of Irish. From its cozy pubs, coffee houses and Irish import shops in the historic district to its European-inspired golf courses, Dublin welcomes visitors with its charm and friendliness. Dublin is home to world-class events like the Dublin Irish Festival (the second largest in the nation) and the PGA Memorial Tournament. Families love staying in one of Dublin's 14 hotels while visiting the famous Columbus Zoo and Aquarium. Located just 15 minutes northwest of Columbus, Dublin offers discounted online Family Getaways and Golf/Hotel packages.

Dublin es una de las ciudades mas bellas de Irlanda, aqui les muestro un poco del centro.

Video Promocional de la ciudad de Gijón(Xixón) en el Principado de Asturias (España) con musica celta. Spectacular wiews of Gijón (Xixón) in the Principado de Asturias (Spain). Great Celtic Song. Großartige wiews von Gijón (Xixón) in Principado de Asturias (Spanien). Großer Keltischer Song

The first weekend of August, Catoira recalls the Viking invasion with a Fiesta of International Tourist Interest. Thousands of people arrive there in order to see how the modern and fierce Vikings occupy the West Towers and, this way, they recall this historic event from the 10th century when the real Vikings invaded the city in order to arrive at Jacobsland (Santiago de Compostela). Vikings were a seafaring nation, and it is important to say that they were very handy on the construction of vessels, especially drakkars, and they had very good skills on marine invasions. Further information of this fiesta in: www.riasbaixas.org

While visiting Galway, Sean visits Michael Vignoles, professional Irish instrument maker. While there, Michael demonstrates a set of uileann pipes he's making and procedes to create a pen from ancient bog oak on the spot. Sean Lightholder is an amateur videographer and resident blogger at BootsnAll's www.irelandlogue.com