Cnoc na Gaoithe Tea Rooms Opening
Cnoc na Gaoithe committee members welcomed Minister for Community and Rural Development Michael Ring T.D. and Minister Pat Breen T.D. on December 20th 2019 to Cnoc na Gaoithe after they were awarded a grant of €900,000 to complete the restoration of all buildings and grounds of the former Convent of Mercy which was generously donated to Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann in 2011
Pictured Above: Cnoc na Gaoithe committee members with Ministers Ring and Breen, Cllr. Cathal Crowe, Mayor of Clare,Joe Carey T.D. Timmy Dooley T.D with Cllrs. Pat Burke, Pat Hayes and Joe Cooney, Fr Brendan Quinlivan, P.P., Tulla,
Pictured Below: Lovely warm welcome from Sister Eileen and Fr Brendan for Minister Michael Ring.
Cnoc na Gaoithe Cultural Exchange to France
31 people travelled to Morlanne in the French Aquataine Region for a week long cultural exchange from 19th to 25th August.
This was the second leg of an exchange following the visit of Les Voilons de Croisse, music group from this region stayed at Cnoc na Gaoithe in July 2018.
The visit included performances by the Cnoc na Gaoithe set dancers and Seisiún Group at the Hestiv’Oc
Festival in Pau, attendance at workshops with Basque Country musicians, visits to the Basque regions of
France and Spain, a climb in the Pyrenees Mountains and a trip to Lourdes to the Bascillica.
Cnoc na Gaoithe Céilí Band, Senior All-Ireland Céilí Band Champions 2019
Cnoc na Gaoithe Céilí Band, three in a row Munster Champions, took the All –Ireland title in Drogheda at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann on 18th August.
They brought the famous Clairseach Dal- gCais and the Kitty Linnane Perpetual Cup back to Tulla after a break of 59 years, when the Tulla Céilí Band won the All-Ireland title in 1957 and again in 1960 and the legendary P.Joe Hayes brought the trophies to Tulla.
A huge crowd came to Tulla on Tuesday 20th August to welcome the band home.
A great night of celebration took place on the street and in Teddy Griffins bar, with musicians, singers and dancers from
all over Ireland attending.
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Cnoc na Gaoithe, Tulla Comhaltas Cultural Centre promotes traditional Irish music, song, dancing and the Irish language.
Best of Luck to St Joseph's Secondary School, Tulla in the Harty Cup Semi-final today.
Go n-éirí libh!Best of luck to our senior hurlers in tomorrow’s Harty Cup semifinal 💪👌 The excitement is real!! We are so proud and so excited!!
An amazing achievement 👏 Well done lads
Congratulations to you all 👏
🔴De La Salle Waterford v St. Josephs Tulla🔴 Venue: Mallow at 1pm Referee: Eamonn Stapleton (Limerick) This game will be live streamed 👉 bbc.savegekeun.com/gaa.php?live=
Think of Aishling Murphy and her family and huge circle of friends at 11am today.
Daughter, sister, school teacher, fiddle teacher, camogie player and all round beautiful young girl. Rest in Peace.
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Absolutely fabulous concert at the Tea Room in Cnoc na Gaoithe tonight with the Galway legend #donstiffe and our own Kate Purcell Music
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Thanks to our very appreciative audience who fully complied with all requests to keep us all safe.
Athbhliain faoi mhaise oraibh go léir.
What a magical night 🎶🎶 💕 And the mince pies rocked too 🎉