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Maeve Binchy Cloch le Carn - Music

  • 28-10-2013 8:24pm
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    garrybenson
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    Watched the RTE 'Cloch le Carn' programme this evening on the life of Maeve Binchy. Maeve was a terrific (and hugely successful author) human being.
    The closing of the programme contained some really great (I think) Chieftan's music but I don't know the piece. I thought it might be Women of Ireland but now I don't think so. Anybody be able to help? http://www.rte.ie/player/ie/show/10217008/
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  • #2
    Palmach
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    garrybenson wrote: »
    Watched the RTE 'Cloch le Carn' programme this evening on the life of Maeve Binchy. Maeve was a terrific (and hugely successful author) human being.
    The closing of the programme contained some really great (I think) Chieftan's music but I don't know the piece. I thought it might be Women of Ireland but now I don't think so. Anybody be able to help? http://www.rte.ie/player/ie/show/10217008/

    Binchy was a boring D4 arse licker who wrote glorified chick lit.. Never liked her but fully understood why the RTE luvvies lionized her.


  • #3
    Skid X
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    garrybenson wrote: »
    Watched the RTE 'Cloch le Carn' programme this evening on the life of Maeve Binchy. Maeve was a terrific (and hugely successful author) human being.
    The closing of the programme contained some really great (I think) Chieftan's music but I don't know the piece. I thought it might be Women of Ireland but now I don't think so. Anybody be able to help? http://www.rte.ie/player/ie/show/10217008/

    I thought it did sound like Women of Ireland/ Mná na hEireann.

    Possibly not this version, but it sounds similar



    If you send an e-mail to info@rte.ie, they are usually helpful with programme queries.


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