Thu, 29 Mar, 2012 - 01:00
Denise Hall
In Ireland, fadó means “of years gone by”.
Here in Bantry, over the St Patrick’s weekend, the concept of fadó, Irish style, was far from mournful, and was celebrated in a unique way.
CourtsA Farming LifePlace: BantryPlace: PortugalPlace: IrelandPlace: Fadó museumPerson: Gearóid O’LearyPerson: GearoidPerson: Ronan WilmotPerson: Nuala HayesPerson: Sophie Shelswell-WhitePerson: Hazel VickeryEvent: Fadó FestivalEvent: Chamber Music and Literary FestivalEvent: Masters of TraditionEvent: Bay Run Half MarathonEvent: National Windsurfing ChampionshipEvent: Fastnet International RallyEvent: Bantry ShowEvent: Atlantic ChallengeEvent: St Patrick’s DayEvent: St PatrickOrganisation: Bantry Business AssociationOrganisation: Bantry Town CouncilOrganisation: Bantry Bay Business AssociationOrganisation: Red CrossOrganisation: Bantry
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