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Step into the sound of Ireland with My Irish Radio Music and Culture News — the official podcast of My Irish Radio , your 24/7 home for the best in Irish and Celtic music. Each episode brings you the latest news from Ireland’s vibrant music scene and cultural community — from new artist releases and upcoming festivals to stories celebrating Irish heritage across the globe. Whether you love traditional reels and jigs, rebel ballads, pub favorites, or Irish rock and pop, you’ll find it all here — along with updates on what’s happening in Irish culture today. 🎧 Listen 24/7 at MyIrishRadio.com for nonstop Irish and Celtic music — new and old, from Ireland and beyond. And here’s your chance to take part: 💚 Host your own show! Choose your playlist, share your passion, and make My Irish Radio — Your Irish Radio. Email myirishradio@gmail.com to get started. K
Unknown Host hosts My Irish Radio Music and Culture News, a news show with 59 episodes published.
A million people gathering in Belfast for traditional Irish music should change how we talk about “old” culture. We start with that jaw-dropping crowd and follow the ripple effects across Irish music and Irish heritage,
A 75-year curse is supposed to be superstition, until you watch generations carry it like a weight. We start with the Mayo breakthrough in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship and pull apart what really changed,
Ireland can feel like two countries at once: ancient stones and living language on one hand, global entertainment and modern music on the other. We follow that tension through a single weekly broadcast and pull out a cle
A band from Tokyo falling hard for Irish traditional music sounds unlikely until you hear how it happened. I’m joined by Kozo of Ojizo, a Japanese Celtic music trio bringing flute-forward tunes, accordion drive, and stri
Ireland is still an old song, but the beat underneath it is changing fast. We start with a vivid image of a heavy antique grandfather clock that looks untouched on the outside, yet runs on a completely rewired system ins
Ireland doesn’t ship its greatest export in steel containers, it sends it out as music you can feel, stories you can repeat, and rivalries you can’t fake. We take a fast, focused snapshot of Irish culture for July 6 to 1
Ireland has about five million people, yet its music and culture grab an outsized share of the world’s attention. We follow the trail past the stereotypes and into the real machinery that makes that possible, the grants,
https://hollandcelticfestival.org/ A “Dutch” town on Lake Michigan builds a Celtic party big enough to need Highland cows, caber tossers, and a Guinness perfect-pint class, and the story is better than you’d expect. We s
Dublin can feel like two cities at once: one reciting Joyce in hushed libraries and another shaking the ground under stadium lights. We follow that contrast all the way through, starting with Bloomsday and the wild brill
Iowa Irish Fest has been running for 20 years, and the wild part is how it started: a small gathering behind an Irish bar in Waterloo that added a band, moved to a park, and then kept growing until it spilled into downto
A government budget code and a beer-stained club floor feel like they belong to different universes, but we argue they’re parts of the same engine. When Irish music blows up globally, it isn’t only talent and luck. It’s
https://piperally.com/ A teenage bagpiper walks into high school wearing a full kilt uniform, disappears midday into a police car for a D.A.R.E. graduation gig, then goes back to class like nothing happened. Years later,
Irish trad is playing sold-out stadiums in Australia and New Zealand, backed by major tours and real momentum, but a different story is unfolding back in Dublin. We dig into the whiplash of modern Irish music and culture
Ireland can turn a sitcom rerun into a global statement, and that’s where we start. When the Eurovision spotlight hits, the story isn’t only the contest. It’s what Ireland chooses to broadcast instead, and what that choi
A great solo show is a risky thing. No band to lean on, no wall of sound, no safety net, just a voice, a guitar, and the nerve to make a room go quiet. That’s why we were thrilled to have Irish guitarist and singer John
A Roman pot shows up in the mud of Dublin and suddenly the story of Ireland’s past does not sit still. At the very same time, a Belfast punk rap group tops charts with an Irish-language album that refuses to ask permissi
Culture doesn’t survive because it’s “important.” It survives because people keep making it, paying for it, arguing about it, and protecting it from being paved over. We’re looking at Ireland in late April 2026 through m
A culture can be both heavily funded and quietly slipping away, and this week’s Irish music and culture news makes that tension impossible to miss. We sit with the loss of Moya Brennan, the Grammy-winning Clannad singer
A 73-year-old Celtic music legend passes away, U2 drops a surprise release with a Ukrainian collaborator, and an intact Roman pot appears in Dublin. Those sound like unrelated headlines until you start pulling the thread
An Oscar on one side, a surprise U2 drop on the other and a whole lot of quiet work in between. We follow the week where Irish culture feels like a global earthquake, then trace the shockwaves back to the real epicenter:
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