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CEÒL CHOLASA 2010
Your favourite wee Music festival now has it's very own website!
Yes, it's true, and it can be accessed by clicking on the link below :
CEÒL CHOLASA
Why not bookmark the site today? Firstly though, as the website is still something of a work-in-progress, we would greatly appreciate any feedback that you can give us. This can be done through the 'Festival Blog' part of the site.
Moran taing dhuibh,
Pedie and Keith.
And in case you missed it, or forgotten just how good it was, here are a few pictorial reminders of our 2009 event :
 
 
 
 
 
And of course, who could ever forget that wonderful Finale, cobbled together by the musicians themselves minutes before the end of proceedings :
Should you have any queries concerning the Fleadh, an e.mail to :ceolpedie@yahoo.co.uk or ceolkeith@yahoo.co.uk could (if you hit us on a good day) elicit some semblance of an answer. Phones might even sometimes be answered if you call 01951 200336 (Keith) or 01951 200157 (Pedie). Please note however that it is the norm to find us operating on island time...
In addition to the webpage you are currently reading, Ceòl Cholasa also has it's very own Blog, (AND it's very own website!) and this, (the Blog), complete with breaking information, can be accessed here :
ceòlblog
In addition, here is a link to blogs and more on Pedie's personal 'myspace' :Donald Macneill
Finally, if you have come directly to this page via a link, please explore the Colonsay website by following the menu above, and find out more of the secret that is Colonsay. More importantly, you will be able to find out about accommodation for an intended visit. This too is already becoming VERY scarce for 2010 and must be booked NOW to avoid disappointment!
ROLL ON CEÒL CHOLASA 2010 !!
CEÒL CHOLASA
"Leis an eilean, air sgath an eilein" "By the island, for the island"
The organisers would also like to convey grateful thanks to our major sponsors :
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We would also like to thank MacLennan Motors for their continued financial support.
OTHER LINKS:
For a bigger and more accessible island with a Festival, the Isle of Arran might be worth a try http://www.arranfolkfestival.com
A good site to visit to find out about music around Scotland is http://www.musicinscotland.com
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