Roisin McGrory County Donegal, Ireland
Roisin Mc Grory began playing traditional Irish fiddle music in her early teens.
Growing up in Inishowen, Co. Donegal
she was exposed to the rich culture of music in the area. She regularly performs at concerts and sessions.
Roisin is a respected as a distinguished fiddle player and teacher, and has performed and taught at festivals and events throughout Ireland and abroad.
www.roisinmcgrory.ie
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