The first Irish - latin Fleadh

What is a Fleadh?

The Irish (Gaelic) term FLEADH means simply Festival. Fleadh Cheoil (Flà Kili): Music Feast
In fact, in Ireland the term has a more specific meaning: the Fleadh Cheoil indicates a great musical event that takes place every year .
It is prepared for a whole year and is attended by the best soloists of traditional Irish instruments.

In fact, in Ireland, the Fleadh is a competition, a "National Championship" of music with a lot of qualifying rounds in different counties that ends with the All Ireland Fleadh and with the election by a jury of the annual champions .

The various winners will bear the title "All-Ireland Fleadh Champions," for example: Paraic Stapleton, County Tipperary is the current All-Ireland flute champion of 2010 last appointed at Cavan Fleadh Cheoil, in the homonymous county in Ireland.

Below we offer a video to give you an idea of what happens in the streets of an Irish city during a Fleadh.

Where?

CaFlà will take place in Cagliari. Cagliari is the capital city of Sardinia in Italy. The festival will be in the old town, in the piazzas of Marina neighborhood which is the fishermen ancient district.