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Music at Marrowbone Books: Cathal Caulfield

7 November 2018

Listen to Cathal Caulfield, the traditional fiddle player and singer, talk about trad music as a living tradition, and the role he plays in furthering that – whether as singer in residence with the Howth Singing Circle, or in his work digging up old comic songs. He sings a song or two, also.

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Martin Cook

Martin's substantive career was in civil engineering, specialising in the field of traffic and transportation. Currently, he is attached to Dublin City FM, and works as a freelance broadcast journalist. He is continuously striving to ignore alien orders.

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Music at Marrowbone Books: Cathal Caulfield

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Also from the 7 November edition

On Fishamble Street, Family Lives Among Four Centuries of Relatives' Keepsakes

Who Should Be Allowed to Walk Through New Student Housing Complexes?

Agenda-Setting Report on White-Collar Crime Welcome, but Not Without Flaws

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