New group gives voice to Irish culture

A NEW group has been formed to promote Irish culture, language, song, music and dance on the Antrim Coast
By The Newsroom
Published 27th Mar 2013, 23:01 BST
A traditional music session at the Glor Chosta Aontrom St Patrick's Day event in Carnlough. INLT 13-611-CONA traditional music session at the Glor Chosta Aontrom St Patrick's Day event in Carnlough. INLT 13-611-CON
A traditional music session at the Glor Chosta Aontrom St Patrick's Day event in Carnlough. INLT 13-611-CON

Glór Chósta Aontroma (Voice of the Antrim Coast) hosted St Patrick’s Day events in Carnlough including Irish language taster sessions for adults and children and traditional music played by the Glen’s Comhaltas group, with traditional Irish dancing from the Royal Tara School of Dance.

Glór Chósta Aontroma has extended thanks to local school children who took part in a St Patrick’s Day art competition and to Alec Mc Killop for judging, as well as all who performed and participated, including face and nail painters

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