BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20260425T183000Z DTEND:20260425T193000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Dán na Caillí: Song of the Hagwitch: Cork World Book Fest 2026 DESCRIPTION:Laoighseach N Choistealbha\, Dairena N Chinn ide\, Eithne N Ghallchobhair\, S le Denvir\, Margaret Lonergan with MC Liam Carson\n\nIs seanbhean an Chailleach i miotaseola ocht na nGael\, bandia a shamhla tear leis an talamh\, leis an ngeimhreadh agus leis an saol eile\, an saol iarbh is. Is minic caille uirthi\, ar leathsh il\, m l theach. Is bean feasa leis . In Albain\, tugtar Beira uirthi agus luaitear le Leithinis Bh ara i gCo. Chorca . Luaitear go minic i litr ocht na Gaeilge : Mise ire\, sine m n an Chailleach Bh ara (an Piarsach)\; luaitear sa bh aloideas \, i bhfil ocht na mbard\, i saothar an Chadhnaigh agus Angela Bourke.\n\nIn Gaelic mythology\, the Cailleach is an old woman\, and a goddess associated with the land\, winter\, and with the otherworld of the dead. She is often depicted as a veiled hag\, with one eye and deathly pale skin. She appears throughout Irish literature\, from early Munster folklore to the age of the bards to modern poetry.\n\nD n na Caill is a multimedia performance featuring newly commissioned poetry about the Caillleach by Laoighseach N Choistealbha\, Dairena N Chinn ide and Eithne N Ghallchobhair. It will also feature songs from composer\, vocalist and instrumentalist S le Denvir\; and on-screen visuals from artist Margaret Lonergan. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Laoighseach Ní\; Choistealbha\, Dairena Ní\; Chinné\;ide\, Eithne Ní\; Ghallchobhair\, Sí\;le Denvir\, Margaret Lonergan with MC Liam Carson

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Is seanbhean í\; an Chailleach i miotaseolaí\;ocht na nGael\, bandia a shamhlaí\;tear leis an talamh\, leis an ngeimhreadh agus leis an saol eile\, an saol iarbhá\;is. Is minic caille uirthi\, í\; ar leathshú\;il\, mí\;lí\;theach. Is bean feasa leis í\;. In Albain\, tugtar Beira uirthi agus luaitear í\; le Leithinis Bhé\;ara i gCo. Chorcaí\;. Luaitear go minic i litrí\;ocht na Gaeilge í\;: Mise É\;ire\, sine mé\; ná\; an Chailleach Bhé\;ara (an Piarsach)\; luaitear sa bhé\;aloideas í\;\, i bhfilí\;ocht na mbard\, i saothar an Chadhnaigh agus Angela Bourke.

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In Gaelic mythology\, the Cailleach is an old woman\, and a goddess associated with the land\, winter\, and with the otherworld of the dead. She is often depicted as a veiled hag\, with one eye and deathly pale skin. She appears throughout Irish literature\, from early Munster folklore to the age of the bards to modern poetry.

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Dá\;n na Caillí\; is a multimedia performance featuring newly commissioned poetry about the Caillleach by Laoighseach Ní\; Choistealbha\, Dairena Ní\; Chinné\;ide and Eithne Ní\; Ghallchobhair. It will also feature songs from composer\, vocalist and instrumentalist Sí\;le Denvir\; and on-screen visuals from artist Margaret Lonergan.

\n LOCATION:Triskel Arts Centre\, Tobin Street\, Cork City UID:e.2489.37989 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260425T021602Z URL:https://chamber.corkchamber.ie/events/details/dán-na-caillí-song-of-the-hagwitch-cork-world-book-fest-2026-37989 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR