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Irish Music Magazine - September 2001

Ita Kelly interviews the king of fiddle, Frankie Gavin.

Mel Mercier and Michael O'Suilleabháin talk to Phil Gaston about their September Best of Irish Tour.

David Ingram catches up with the lads from Danú as they continue to tally their air miles.

Aidan O'Hara talks to Catriona O'Leary about her new CD and her unusual mix of Irish Traditional and Medieval songs.

Oisín MacDiarmada travels to North Connacht to meet up with John Wynne.

Máirtín O'Connor has made his own mark on Traditional and World Music as a virtuoso performer. Ita Kelly reports.

Helene Northway looks at the traditional scene in the Big Apple, New York.

Sean Laffey relives three exciting days and nights at the recent Irish gathering.

John O'Regan continues his European Rambles and meets up with Dutch group, Fling.

Cara Dillon's arrival as a solo artist in the UK Folk/Roots scene is well timed, writes John O'Regan.

Steve McGrail talks with Brian McNeill, once of Battlefield Band, now a solo artist totally rooted in his own country's culture.

Part 3 in our continued feature brought to you in association with Walton's World of Music.

Sean Walsh meets Céide, a new five piece contemporary traditional group based in Mayo.

Our very own Mac Spy forsakes the pub for an afternoon with Eamon Maguire, the Belfast Bodhran man.

Sean Murphy continues our series of Tune Stories, this month focusing on Dublin's Fair City.

Another selection of CD reviews brought to you in association with HMV

John Brophy looks at the Clarke Tin Whistle, a handbook by Bill Ochs.