A little bit of North Clare has been submitted into one of the world's most important musical libraries.
A recording of a jig called "The Humours of Ennistymon" has been selected for entry into the Library of Congress, which looks to preserve "culturally, historically or aesthetically significant" recordings.
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The 1922 recording is by Michael Coleman, a Sligo fiddler who spent much of his life in the US.
Coleman's is one of 25 recordings enshrined this year, and he's joined by Steve Martin, The Doors and Radiohead.
