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Tim O'Shea, on music and the "edge of emotion" — March 21, 2019

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Tim O’Shea, a musician from Killarney in southwest Ireland, says he doesn’t charge to play at weddings or funerals but, rather, is honored to be the soundtrack for the parts of a person’s life on the edge of emotions. O’Shea, along with his bodhrán, an Irish drum, and guitar, his form of the harp, was brought to The Enterprise by his cousin, Dennis Sullivan, who writes our monthly “Field notes” column. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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