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Kerry Church Musicians

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  • 26-01-2011 1:19am
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    littlemissteach
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    Hi,
    I am looking for recommendations for Church musicians for our wedding (this December).In particular I am looking for a harpist, flautist and voice group.
    It's for a wedding in Tralee.
    Thanks in advance.


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    si_guru
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    We had a harpest at our wedding in Kiltallagh (sp) church Castlemaine.. I am pretty sure she is also the organist at the COI in Kilorglin. Aine... can't remember here second name. Sorry.

    There is great vocal group.choir based in Dingle too.. I'll try and find their name.


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    lottpaul
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    si_guru wrote: »
    We had a harpest at our wedding in Kiltallagh (sp) church Castlemaine.. I am pretty sure she is also the organist at the COI in Kilorglin. Aine... can't remember here second name. Sorry.

    There is great vocal group.choir based in Dingle too.. I'll try and find their name.

    Think her name is Áine Nic Gabhann. Don't have a contact no. She is the organist of the C of I in Killorglin, St Michaels. If you google Kiltallagh/Kilcolman the rectory number may come up and they could help you.


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    si_guru
    Registered Users Posts: 2,347 ✭✭✭si_guru


    lottpaul wrote: »
    Think her name is Áine Nic Gabhann. Don't have a contact no. She is the organist of the C of I in Killorglin, St Michaels. If you google Kiltallagh/Kilcolman the rectory number may come up and they could help you.

    That is the lady - thanks. She sung (is the right term) the paslms as well - beautiful it was.


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