Anonymous US backer matching donations to Irish Traditional Music Archive

Maeve Gebruers, archivist at the Irish Traditional Music Archive, pictured at their premises in Dublin (Brian Lawless/PA)
Maeve Gebruers, archivist at the Irish Traditional Music Archive, pictured at their premises in Dublin (Brian Lawless/PA)
Mon, 23 Dec, 2024 - 14:32
Cillian Sherlock, PA

The largest collection of Irish traditional music in the world is in a fundraising drive for the end of the year as an anonymous US backer has pledged to match 2024 donations.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive (ITMA) says the donations will help drive access to its extensive library music around the world.

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