Seana Haughney explains what MySligo means to her, “Traditional Irish music has been the soundtrack of my life since I was a small child. It’s the heartbeat of South Sligo. This is #MySligo”.
Seána Haughey knows traditional music from every aspect – as a listener, a tin whistle player, a music teacher and a festival organiser. She has been involved with the South Sligo Summer School in one capacity or another since its inception in 1987. Seána is a national school principal in South Sligo. This video was filmed at Murphy’s Hotel in Tubbercurry during one of their regular Sunday sessions. Thank you to the local, talented musicians.
‘My Sligo’ is an initiative from South and West Sligo Tourism network which encourages people to share what Sligo means to them. ‘My Sligo’ celebrates peoples’ individual connection to Sligo and the diversity of what the county offers to people. Photos and videos can be shared on social media and tagged with #MySligo. This allows others around the world to see the sights and scenery of Sligo or entice them to visit and experience this great county for themselves. Let’s tell the world about Sligo. #MySligo
