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I GCLÁR a cúig de Chomhluadar Ceoil le clos ar an ngrúpa tíre Goitse, grúpa cara ó gach cearn d’Éirinn a tháinig le chéile san Acadamh Domhanda Ceoil agus Rince in Ollscoil Luimnigh.
Ó shin i leith, tá a léargas comhaimseartha ar cheol tíre na hÉireann tugtha acu ar fud an domhain, ag cur siamsaíocht ar fáil do lucht leanúna lena gcuid fuinnimh agus tallainne.
Tá raon leathan ar an liosta seiteanna atá acu ar chlár na hoíche anocht – idir pholcaí agus phoirt agus amhráin thraidisiúnta a bhfuil an-tóir orthu.
Labhraíonn baill an bhanna Colm Phelan agus Aine McGeeney le Daithi faoina dtionchair ceoil éagsúla agus faoi mar a d’athraigh an saol ar an mbóthar anois agus a leanbh beag in éineacht leo.
Labhróidh an t-imreoir Banjo Alan Reid faoin gcaoi a gcumann an banna ceoil nua le chéile agus faoin gcaoi ar cuireadh iallach orthu a gcuid nósanna scríbhneoireachta a athrú le linn na paindéime.
Tagann roinnt aíonna speisialta le Goitse. Meabhraíonn an seinnteoir consairtín Padraig Rynne mar a d’iompaigh cruinniú seans le Colm Phelan ag cruinniú ceoil i dtuaisceart na Gréige ina chairdeas ceoil fadtréimhseach.
Tá an clár le bheith ar TG4 Dé Domhnaigh, 15 Deireadh Fómhair ag 9:30in.
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