I usually mark the feast day here by sharing some music. For the hard-core traditionalist, check out the Trad TG4 channel on YouTube for just an endless series <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nk_ew3iWnnE" target="_blank" rel="noopener">of Irish-language bangers</a>.

But, this year I can’t stop listening to the brand-new album from Rose Betts, There Is No Ship. The title song gives you a flavor of her approach.

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Taken by the brand-new album from Rose Betts, There Is No Ship.{ai:summary}The feast day is marked by sharing music, with a recommendation for the Trad TG4 channel on YouTube for traditional Irish-language songs. This year, the focus is on Rose Betts' new album, "There Is No Ship," particularly the title track, which showcases her musical style. #culture

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