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Méara Meara Brings Traditional Irish Music to Shelter Island

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Haley and Dylan Richardson make up two parts of  Méara Meara.

Haley and Dylan Richardson make up two parts of Méara Meara.

author on Mar 7, 2016

[caption id="attachment_48892" align="alignnone" width="1068"]Haley and Dylan Richardson make up two parts of  Méara Meara. Haley Richardson and Keegan Loesel make up two parts of Méara Meara.[/caption]

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with traditional Irish music on Shelter Island on Friday, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. on the Shelter Island Presbyterian Church, 32 North Ferry Road, presented by Sylvester Manor Educational Farm.

Although still in their teens, Haley Richardson (fiddle/vocals), Keegan Loesel (uilleann pipes/whistles/vocals) and Dylan Richardson (guitar/bouzouki/banjo) have been turning heads in the traditional Irish music community for several years. Haley is a two-time All-Ireland fiddle champion and the 2015 Fiddler of Dooney, Keegan has been a Mid-Atlantic champion nine times and Dylan has also been a Mid-Atlantic medalist. Haley has performed with many well-known names in Irish music today including The Chieftains, Altan, Dervish, Pride of New York, and is a regular member of The John Whelan Band.

Tickets are $20. For tickets and information visit www.sylvestermanor.org or call (631) 749-0626.

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