Folk.Aduaidh.Complete.S01.EN.and.GA.AAC.with.Hardcoded.EN.SUB.Translations.HEVC.x265.WEBRIP.[HTD.2018].[MPup]

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Martha Kearney walks in the footsteps of 19th-century artist and geologist Georges Victor Du Noyer who spent his life charting the landscape, people and buildings of Ireland.

* Irish Gaeilge Language sections have hardcoded EN SUBS * Some episodes of the English Language Sections have softcoded subs as available *

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Folk.Aduaidh.s01e01.[MPup]

An chéad chlár, rianaíonn sé scéal an cheoil tire ó thuaidh ó aimsir Edward Bunting go mall sna 1700í, go dtí na bailiúcháin mhóra amhrán a rinne Sam Henry agus Énrí Ó Muirgheasa go luath san 20ú haois, go dtí thús ghluaiseacht na gCeart Sibhialta sna 1960í.
The first episode follows the story of northern folk music from the time of Edward Bunting in the late 1700s, to the great song collections of the early 20th century by Sam Henry and Énrí Ó Muirgheasa, to the beginning of the civil rights movement in the 1960s.

Folk.Aduaidh.s01e02.[MPup]

Leanann cuid a dó de Folk Aduaidh scéal an cheoil tíre sa tuaisceart ó thús Ghluaiseacht na gCeart Sibhialta, tríd na 1970í agus 80í, tréimhse a dtugtar na Trioblóidí uirthi go minic, agus tréimhse a mbítear ag trácht uirthi mar ré órga na hamhránaíochta traidisiúnta i gCúige Uladh.
Part two of Folk Aduaidh follows the story of northern folk music from the outbreak of the Civil Rights Movement, through the 1970s and 80s, an era often referred to as the Troubles, which is also regarded as the golden age of traditional song in Ulster.

Folk.Aduaidh.s01e03.[MPup]

An clár deireanach de Folk Aduaidh, leanann sé scéal an cheoil tíre sa tuaisceart ó na 1990í, nuair a tháinig sárghrúpaí traidisiúnta an tuaiscirt chun cinn, leithéidí Altan, Déanta, Tamalin, Lá Lugh, At First Light agus Flook.
Le hathruithe ar cheadúnais na dtithe tábhairne i lár na 1990í, maraon le ré úr na síochana, bhain an ceol beo tíre agus traidisiúnta ardán úr marthanach amach dó fein i gCúige Uladh agus tá sé go fóill i mbarr a réime sa lá atá inniu ann.
The final episode follows the story of northern folk music from the 1990s, which saw the rise of traditional northern supergroups such as Altan, Déanta, Tamalin, Lá Lugh, At First Light and Flook.
With the changes in pub licences in the mid-90s, along with a new era of peace, live folk and traditional music established a new and lasting platform in Ulster to the present day