Over the course of the month we conducted key interviews to add to our video archives and to use for our original online programming.

Following a successful pilot program last summer, ITMA will host seven interns over the next few months.

Irish traditional music took over Berlin in May for Tonn Nua/Eine Neue Welle, a festival presented by the Embassy of Ireland in Germany and supported by ITMA.

On May 25 and 26th, ITMA attended the 11th edition of RTÉ and the FIAT/IFTA Media Management Commission's “Changing Sceneries, Changing Roles” Seminars, focusing on media management, metadata, rights, new emerging technologies and changing skillsets.

ITMA is proud to partner with RTÉ Archives on this ongoing project to digitise a collection of thousands of acetate discs originally recorded for RTÉ radio.

The Irish Traditional Music Archive / Taisce Cheol Dúchais Éireann (ITMA) has joined the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) this month, becoming the Coalition’s newest Associate Member.

A new position of Audio Digitisation Assistant will arise in May 2023 to work directly with ITMA’s audio collections, ensuring that the original carriers are preserved and that recordings are digitised for the purpose of preservation and access.

A new collection project from ITMA and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland explores the music, song and dance of those who lived through the period known as 'The Troubles'

ITMA is delighted to announce the awarding of Community Heritage Grant Scheme 2023 funding from The Heritage Council of Ireland for its project “Jigs and Audio Reels: Preserving Ireland's Cultural Heritage through Audio Digitisation.”

Ahead of the 2023 St. Patrick's Day festivities, we were proud to produce a video celebrating Irish music and culture, in partnership with the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs.

ITMA is delighted to announce the appointment of Robert Mackenzie to the new role of Digital Communications and Engagement Officer at ITMA.