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Fir (agus mm!!) ag obair.The Thatch O~ili Band of London playingtheir way to victory.YOUR VISION OF "KEASHUREEN"!The tired old piper scrambledthrough an opening in a hawthornhedge. He found a cosy spot and laydown. He was staring at the clear blue,lark-drenched Irish sky, when the localgamekeeper approached him. Thegamekeeper immediately recognised thelife-long entertainer and invited himover to his place, where he could rest ina real bed and have some refreshments."I am, indeed, very grateful for yourkind offer", replied the piper. "However,if I was to accept your offer itwould mean I'd miss out on a fascinatingdream?" aSked the game-keeper."It's like this", replied the piper,"whenever I sleep in the open I invariablydream of a session of music, songand dance in a strange environment,beyond the western horizon. It's aplace from which souls are reputed tohave returned to their bodies if theKeener's lam~t had started beforethey'd reached there. It's a place calledKeashureen, and it's symbolic of Irishculture in general.""Very well," said the gamekeeper,"I'll leave you to your pleasant dream.However, I will return later, with somerefreshments." The gamekeeper retur-16ned later, as promised. He found thepiper fast asleep - or, was he?My vision of "Keashureen" I intendto keep secret. Scoraiocht Producersare highly creative people. It would beinteresting to learn what their visions of"Keashureen" would be.BERNARD DWYERLeeds Comhaltas Branch.
Ceim no dho ag an bhFleadh.Ardchlaraitheoir SEAMUS MacAMHLAOIDHchecking the trophies in the backroom.CLIODHNA DEMPSEY, PEADAR b RIADAand TONY McMAHON at work in Listowel.A Box solo in ListowelLuxembourg bound: The JUDGE Duet ofLondon, winners of the Senior DuetChampionship at the Fleadh, who will beguests of the Luxembourg CCE Branch.A QUIET CORNER: TOMAS b CANAINNand MICK TUBRIDY.14
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