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  1. Oct-19-2014, 9:23am #1
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    Default "Ceird an Cheoil, Basúcaí" CBOM video from TG4

    This is an excellent video from TG4 with lots of CBOM content, from history, to building, to playing. Well worth a watch.
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    Default Re: "Ceird an Cheoil, Basúcaí" CBOM video from TG4

    Watched it several times. Very interesting and choco with cbom content
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    Default Re: "Ceird an Cheoil, Basúcaí" CBOM video from TG4

    Same here, good stuff for sure! I really enjoyed watching it (5 times! ) !
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    Default Re: "Ceird an Cheoil, Basúcaí" CBOM video from TG4

    Great show, thanks for sharing! Great interviews and playing, and the many clips of Joe Foley at work in his shop just made it all the more worthwhile.
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  6. Oct-27-2014, 5:44am #5
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    Default Re: "Ceird an Cheoil, Basúcaí" CBOM video from TG4

    Inspiring stuff
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