78K views · 535 reactions | Serious singing and whistle playing. Síle Denvir, Julie Fowlis agus Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh ag canadh is ag seinnt. Donnchadh Gough ar an bodhrán. Port - TG4 | Irish Music Irish Voices | Facebook

17K views · 297 reactions | Fondly remembering Nick Power (RIP) Tramore musicians playing in Taffes, Galway back in 2002. Musicians are Nick Power on Bodhrán with Gerry & Kevin Whelan on the Banjos © Video is with many thanks to Donal OComain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8jRAEhpSQA | The Days of the MV Naomh Éanna, Ireland | Facebook

130K views · 2.3K reactions | Your Complete Beginner Bodhrán Lesson! Learn to Play with This Quick Start Guide ☘️ | Ruairi Glasheen | Facebook

If there’s Irish in your story… there’s music in it too. 🎶 Maybe it was sung at a kitchen table. Maybe it echoed in a quiet church hall. Maybe it was shaped into being, by hands that knew how to make a bodhrán. Bodhrán making is a craft passed down through generations - a rhythm carried not just in music, but in memory. Your ancestors might have shaped their own songs from wood and skin, too. Are you familiar with the powerful sound of the Bodhrán? 💚 | Ireland Family History