Map of Places of Interest in Southwest Ireland
2007 04 11 Ireland, Places of Interest, Southwest
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“I was completely charmed by this insightful and heartfelt portrait of Ireland. Leslie Lee’s descriptions of the people she met and the places she visited are so well written, so immediate, that I felt like I was there.” Jerry Dennis, Michigan Author
Lee Studio“The music was vigorous and in parts, joyful, or mournful. Their ability to pace themselves—to pause, stop, light in again—seemed almost mystically of one mind. Uilleann pipes are akin to Scottish bagpipes, but more complicated and tuneful. In movie soundtracks, when we think we’re hearing Scottish bagpipes, in actuality, they’re usually Uilleann pipes. They have a saying about them, ‘Six years a learning, six years a practicing, and six years a playing to become an Uilleann ...piper.’
Hearing them, the pipes just reach down into your guts and lift them out.”
— image from Leslie’s Travel Companion journal: 2010 Ireland, County Clare (2010 09 12 Ireland, Co. Clare, Quin, Ballyhannon Castle, Cyril, Daddy Cool)
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- Lee Studio
The Night of the Ceidhle (kay lee),
“When we arrived in Ireland, we had asked our host at the castle, and our tour guide, Declan, to suggest any activities for us that might really bring the Irish experience home to us. One of the best of these was the ceidhle, an evening of traditional music and dancing that the host set up for tonight.
At the appointed hour, into the carriage house trooped three men, Blackie with Uilleann pipes, Hugh with a concertina, and Cyril, whose nick...name was Daddy Cool, with a bazooki, carrying their strange looking instruments. Hugh’s concertina is called a Wheatstone concertina that was developed in the 1800s by a physicist. They pulled up three chairs along the wall, we settled into the lounge facing them just a few yards away. The music, so close at hand, just leapt and filled the room.“
— image from Leslie’s Travel Companion journal: 2010 Ireland, County Clare (2010 09 12 Ireland, Co. Clare, Quin, Ballyhannon Castle, Blackie, Hugh, and Cyril, Daddy Cool)
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“Back in Doolin at Gus O’Connor’s Pub, we were handed a glass of whipped cream when we asked for cream for our coffee. Oh, yum.
I am overheated in this warm moist bar. The game of hurling is on behind me on the T.V. The fiddles are tuning up in the musician’s corner in the next room and people are chatting. Dishes rattle and clank.
A film of salt overlays my hair, my face, and every exposed surface because I stood outside on the boat enjoying the airborne surf and an occasion...al encroaching wave. My cheeks are flaming from the fresh air and wind, and I have in me now a Jamieson’s warming my throat and chest from the inside out. This is one of my favorite sensations—right up there with having the boat drop from under me while cresting a wave, then pushing into the next, climbing a big one.”
— image from Leslie’s Travel Companion journal: 2010 Ireland, County Clare (2010 09 12 Ireland, Co. Clare, Doolin, Gus O’Connor’s Pub, A Wee Dram)
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