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Irish Arts Week begins in East Durham
Jul 16, 2012 12:22 am
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Paul Keating by Randy Jones, in The Wall Street Journal July 6, 2011.[/caption]East Durham's Irish Arts Week started Sunday, again attracting all sorts of musicians from Ireland and elsewhere to Greene County for workshops, performances, and late-night jam sessions. Tony Fallon, host of "The Irish Show" on WGXC Sundays at 8 p.m., was all over East Durham on opening day, recording several interviews. He interviewed Paul Keating, the artistic director of Irish Arts Week, who was profiled by The Irish Echo writer Earle Hitchner in 2011 in The Wall Street Journal (see drawing). Wed., July 18 on WGXC from 7-9 p.m. Fallon and WGXC's Jess Puglisi will be roaming through East Durham, broadcasting interviews and performances on 90.7-FM.
PLAY INTERVIEW WITH PAUL KEATING 9:33
Fallon also spoke with musician Margie Mulvihill about this year's Irish Arts Festival.
PLAY INTERVIEW WITH MARGIE MULVIHILL 5:03
Paul Keating by Randy Jones, in The Wall Street Journal July 6, 2011.[/caption]East Durham's Irish Arts Week started Sunday, again attracting all sorts of musicians from Ireland and elsewhere to Greene County for workshops, performances, and late-night jam sessions. Tony Fallon, host of "The Irish Show" on WGXC Sundays at 8 p.m., was all over East Durham on opening day, recording several interviews. He interviewed Paul Keating, the artistic director of Irish Arts Week, who was profiled by The Irish Echo writer Earle Hitchner in 2011 in The Wall Street Journal (see drawing). Wed., July 18 on WGXC from 7-9 p.m. Fallon and WGXC's Jess Puglisi will be roaming through East Durham, broadcasting interviews and performances on 90.7-FM.PLAY INTERVIEW WITH PAUL KEATING 9:33
Fallon also spoke with musician Margie Mulvihill about this year's Irish Arts Festival.
PLAY INTERVIEW WITH MARGIE MULVIHILL 5:03