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Caoimhin Mac Aoidh

Also Caoimhin MacAoidh

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TypePerson
WithinBeaver Island
ErasModern era
On this page
Person
Active
fl. 2024
Eras
Modern era
Concepts
music-folkloreheritageirish-arranmore
Within
Beaver Island

Summary

Caoimhin Mac Aoidh is documented in 2024 sources as a fiddler, a coauthor of Islands of Fiddlers / Oileáin na bhFidiléirí, and a scheduled performer in the 2024 Emerald Isle Irish Féile. The two sources differ only in spacing of the surname, recorded here as an alternate form.12

Evidence limits

The festival account is an advance announcement, so it documents the scheduled lineup rather than independently proving a completed performance. The book-launch report is evidence of the book and its stated authorship, not independent proof of every historical claim attributed to the book.

Open questions

  • Can a program, recording, or post-event account verify the specific 2024 Féile performance and repertoire?
  • What primary source establishes Mac Aoidh’s full institutional and publishing record?

See also

Footnotes

  1. Donegal Live, 8 April 2024, book-launch report.

  2. Northern Islander, September 2024, Emerald Isle Irish Féile announcement.

Sources

  1. Identifies Mac Aoidh as coauthor of Islands of Fiddlers / Oileáin na bhFidiléirí, a founder of Cairdeas na bhFidiléirí, and a fiddle player; these are the report's descriptions.
    web · donegallive_2024_islands_of_fiddlers_launch
  2. Northern Islander, September 2024, Emerald Isle Irish Féile announcement.
    Pre-event festival announcement describes him as a renowned Donegal fiddler in the 2024 Féile lineup. No public copy of this file is known; the archive holds one and can provide it on request.

Added 3 August 2026. Recent changes

Cite this article

Beaver Island Archive, “Caoimhin Mac Aoidh”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/people/caoimhin-mac-aoidh/, accessed [date], citing Donegal Live, “Book to be launched celebrating link between Arranmore Island and Beaver Island,” 8 April 2024. (and 1 further source listed on the page).

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