Dr Rowan O'Neill

Dr Rowan O'Neill Ysgrifenwraig, canwr a gwneuthurwr theatr/ Writer, singer and theatre maker

[Dr Rowan O'Neill @RowanONeill2]

Mor falch bod Cân y Ffordd Euraidd wedi ei enwebu mewn categori sain dogfennaeth gorau @CelticMediaFest Diolchgar am bob cyfraniad at y faled @SpanArts @PLANED_Pembs @HeritageFundUK @HeritageFundCYM

[Celtic Media Festival @CelticMediaFest]

The nominees for best #DocumentarySound are:
Cân y Ffordd Euraidd
Close Encounters of The Bonnybridge Kind @gusman @BBCRadioScot
Ógie @Barrscealta1 @aimsiufior @RTERnaG
Phantom at 35 @Telesgop @BBCRadio2

[Helen Day @LBFlyawayhome]

The Shepherd (1964)
Artist: Clive Uptton

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Storm, Irish Sea, 2020
by Welsh painter Sarah Evans #WomensArt

[Helen Day @LBFlyawayhome]

“A full harvest moon is rising, though it is still only twilight”

Artist: CF Tunnicliffe
Writer: EL GrantWatson

[David Stifter 🍵📄🦊 @ChronHib]

With the greatest pride I present:
For over two years, the #OG_H_AM project, with the expert support of Daniel Bălteanu (Communications Office, @MaynoothUni) has been producing an info video about the ogam script and ogam texts.
It was launched yesterday:
https://t.co/XuYq3ZI2hr

[UCC Ireland @UCC]

Premiering tonight @RTEOne: The Cable that Changed the World

A landmark UCC and @rte documentary tells the epic story of the first transatlantic communications cable laid between Valentia Island, Kerry, and Heart’s Content, Newfoundland.

@RTEOne and @RTEplayer at 9.35pm.

[Seamus Heaney: Listen Now Again @SeamusHeaneyNLI]

In this poem from Death of a Naturalist, Seamus Heaney describes how the dowser locates underground water with the use of a forked hazel branch. Heaney talks about how these folk methods seem miraculous and magical, a theme he continuously explores in his work.

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

Finnish artist Tove Jansson, 'Moomintroll diving into the deep', illustration from 1956 #WomensArt

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Frog, by the Japanese artist Matsumoto Hoji, 1814.

[Aɳɳ Pαɾɾყ Oɯҽɳ @Collen105]

Ar 5 Hydref 1745 cafodd 1,360,800 o benwaig eu dal mewn 47 cwch yn y môr ger #Aberystwyth mewn un noson! https://t.co/Zn0j9PorhD (311) - un o sawl pwt diddorol gan Lewis Morris ar ei gopi o 'De Historia Piscium' Francis Willughby yng nghasgliad digidol @LLGCymru @ArchifauLLGC

[Julie Murphy @juliemurphysong]

Ceri and I performing this Saturday in Capel Cenarth / bydd Ceri a fi yn rhannu caneuon ac alawon yn Cenarth ar nos sadwrn. 7-8.30 https://t.co/aoGZJIsISB

[Huw Williams @HuwDWilliams]

The first Ness of Brodgar Open Day is tomorrow, Sunday 14th July, on site and at the Stenness school - 11am-4pm.

There will be tours and demonstrations at the Ness of Brodgar excavation site and activities, displays and refreshments in Stenness Community Hall.

@NessofBrodgar

[Alexandra Wilson @amwilson_opera]

Fascinating paper at the Music and the University conference about how music works at St Andrew's. What a brilliant place! No formal music degree but many, many students taking music modules, music embedded in other subjects, huge amount of music-making, fantastic facilities. 1/

[Dr Rowan O'Neill @RowanONeill2]

@juliemurphysong @emlynevan @WhittakerJacob Dathlu canol haf yn Aberporth heno gyda 'Allen Raine: the opera?' Pob hwyl gyda'r gig.

[The Irish Cultural Centre @MyICCLondon]

💚 Irish Arts & Culture Radio - Tune in tonight! ⬇️📻

[Seamus Heaney @HeaneyDaily]

Unfazed by light, to make a new beginning
And make a go of it, alive and sinning,
Ourselves again, free-willed again, not bad.

[Helen Day @LBFlyawayhome]

“Under the oak tree, whose leaves are now fully expanded, cows are resting in the shade”
Artist: CF Tunnicliffe
Writer: EL Grant Watson
(What to Look for in Summer, 1960)

[Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru @LLGCymru]

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🇦🇷Dyddiadur Joseph Seth Jones o ardal Llanfair Talhaearn yw’r unig ddogfen sy’n bodoli heddiw sy’n cofnodi mordaith hanesyddol y Mimosa a gychwynodd o Lerpwl i Batagonia ar #YDyddHwn yn 1865.

Darllenwch y dyddiadur yma👇

🔗https://t.co/vNhpcU5I5m

[Maude Frome @frome_maude]

The #FlowerMoon rises on 23 May & was so-called by Native Americans due to the abundance of flowers as the weather warms up. This #fullmoon is also known as Budding Moon & #MilkMoon in Anglo Saxon, due to three milkings a day of cows in May. #LegendaryWednesday #FolkloreThursday

[Kirsty McCann @Kmccann86]

Amazing moment when Little Amal starts dancing to teenage kicks- a proper welcome to Belfast!!! @walkwithamal @artsekta @VisitBelfast @sp78

[A.A.Milne @A_AMilne]

“Most of us have small, sad places somewhere in our hearts. If the sad side of my father’s life was kept from me as a child, I shall not now try to unearth it. Enough for me that I knew only his smiles. Enough for others that he gave them Eeyore.”~C.R.Milne #MentalHealthAwareness