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Bodhran needs repair

Ba_barbaraAnne · 2005-06-28 18:54:05

Could anyone please tell me where I might get my bodhran re-skinned? I did take it to Roundstone but they said they only repair their own bodhrans and mine was bought in McCullough Piggots almost 20 years ago. If anyone could find out for me I will be up in Dublin shortly and can bring the drum with me if necessary. Thanks

28-06-2005 6:54pm

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Ba_barbaraAnne

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Could anyone please tell me where I might get my bodhran re-skinned? I did take it to Roundstone but they said they only repair their own bodhrans and mine was bought in McCullough Piggots almost 20 years ago.

If anyone could find out for me I will be up in Dublin shortly and can bring the drum with me if necessary.

Thanks

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#2 14-07-2005 3:56pm

Gareth2303

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Unless it's like a memento i think that you should buy a new drum...Nowadays you can get a top o' the range drum (Tuneable and all) for less than £200?

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#3 05-04-2016 11:16am

Mr Match

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Yea , irish musik in baldoyle will skin it . â‚¬35 only ! Or buy the skin from them and do it yourself for â‚¬15

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