The Fureys Finbar Furey on the low whistle playing Siege of A Nation

Par: luathbreacadh
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Finbar Furey, with Brian Gaffney, Patsy Whelan & Ken Gillick, performs "The Green Fields of France" at The Shanachie in Ambler, PA, March 5, 2009. It's the Eric Bogle song that makes me cry, and the voice that makes men wanna turn gay...

Par: gogolola
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ADIL is an Arabic name derived from the Arabic word "Adl" which means "fairness" and "justice" Official site: www.emphas.is Facebook page: www.facebook.com An original idea by André Liohn with: Lynsey Addario, Eric Bouvet, Bryan Denton, Christopher Morris, Jehad Nga, Finbarr O'Reilly and Paolo Pellegrin. THE PROJECT The ADIL project's purpose is to contribute to the Reconciliation process for Libyan People facing the aftermath of the civil war. The core concept of the project is to use Visual Communication as a Bridge for Reconciliation. International photographers who lived the conflict "on the ground" offer independent visual documentation of the war and are partnering with local organizations to bring four exhibitions to four Libyan cities - Benghazi, Misratah, Tripoli and Zintan - scheduled for the spring 2012, one year after the eruption of the conflict against the Ghaddafi regime. The aim is to put these exhibitions at the service of dialogue, we do not want to impose a reality, we are knocking at doors wishing to be welcome. During the period of the exhibitions some of the photographers will come to Libya to participate in events linked to ADIL, such as workshops with local photographers and journalists, and panel debates with local activists organizations. These events will be organized by our local partners, among them: The Tripoli Post, the Art Gallery Art House of Tripoli, the artist Mohammad Bin Lamin, the Libyan lawyer and activist Rima Bugaighis. It is our ...

Par: andreliohn
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Eight photojournalists - Lynsey Addario, Eric Bouvet, Bryan Denton, André Liohn, Christopher Morris, Jehad Nga, Finbarr O'Reilly and Paolo Pellegrin - are suggesting documentary photography as a possible bridge for Reconciliation in Libya. In order to receive contributions, the project must be funded in full by 4/30/12. To help: www.emphas.is ADIL is an Arabic name derived from the Arabic word "Adl" which means "fairness" and "justice". THE PROJECT The ADIL project's purpose is to contribute to the Reconciliation process for Libyan People facing the aftermath of the civil war. The core concept of the project is to use Visual Communication as a Bridge for Reconciliation. International photographers who lived the conflict "on the ground" offer independent visual documentation of the war and are partnering with local organizations to bring four exhibitions to four Libyan cities - Benghazi, Misratah, Tripoli and Zintan - scheduled for the spring 2012, one year after the eruption of the conflict against the Ghaddafi regime. The aim is to put these exhibitions at the service of dialogue, we do not want to impose a reality, we are knocking at doors wishing to be welcome. During the period of the exhibitions some of the photographers will come to Libya to participate in events linked to ADIL, such as workshops with local photographers and journalists, and panel debates with local activists organizations. These events will be organized by our local partners, among them: The ...

Par: DEVELOPPhoto
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Oisin Mac Diarmada and Sean Mc Elwain of Teada perform at The Irish Center in Philadelphia, December 9, 2008

Par: gogolola
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