Two interviews of house dances near Cahersiveen.

1st - Matt Joe O’Neill (Describing a house dance at Deelis in the 1930’s) Interveiwed by Peter Mullarkey

2nd - Mikeen McCarthy (Describing house dances around Cahersiveen) Interviewed by Jim Carroll

Molly Coffey

Oíche Bhothántaíochta de cheol agus amhrán

Come and enjoy an evening of local music & song with Peter & Rosaleen Mullarkey and special guests.

All welcome

Oíche Bhothántaíochta de cheol agus amhrán

Binneas: Music, Song and Stories of the Iveragh Peninsula

Documentary on Radio Kerry with J.J O’Shea Podcast.

The Bunadreen Ambush ( Éigse na Brideoige 2021)

The song describes a Civil war battle that took place in Máistir Gaoithe in 1920. The song was collected by Peter Mullarkey as part of the Binneas Collection and put to music by Peter & Rosaleen Mullarkey.

Sixty two songs from the Conradh na Gaeilge classes that Molly attended between 1929 and 1935.

Documentary on Radio Kerry

Binneas: Music, Song and Stories of the Iveragh Peninsula

A six page Binneas article focusing on the music, song & story of Caherdaniel parish in the ‘Caherdaniel Parish Magazine 2025.

The Kerry Christmas carol sung by Rosaleen Mullarkey.

Radio Kerry on Christmas day at 4pm Music songs and stories of the Iveragh peninsula.

Daniel O’Connell and the bend in the road.

A folk story from Mikeen McCarthy (born Cahersiveen 1931)

Mikeen McCarthy (Cahersiveen)- Two stories of grey hounds.

(Waistcoat of greyhound skin & |Lead in greyhound's ear)

Jack Murphy

A song composed in honour of Jack Murphy the hero of the 1926 All-Ireland football final.

Every grain of sand - A song from Cahersiveen travelling man Mikeen McCarthy.

Click on the ‘Mikeen McCarthy’ link for more information and recordings

Filmore & Killorglin camogie game 1930.

A still from the ‘Binneas’ evening celebrating the song, music and story of Foilmore that took place on Saturday the 2nd November.

‘Rambling House’ style evening at Filemore Community Centre Saturday 2nd November at 7pm.