King of the Fairies and his Magic Harp
Relaxed family harp-and-story concert with harpist Aisling Ennis in the John Field Room. Designed for toddlers to age 8 (all welcome). Two performances on Sat 24 Jan 2026.
Saturday, 24 Jan
10:15, 11:45
What to expect...
A small-room family concert built around a fairy tale and live harp music. Harpist Aisling Ennis tells the story of the King of the Fairies (Dagha) and a magic harp, using short traditional tune types to shape the mood—goltraí (sorrowful), geantraí (lively), and suantraí (lullabies). It’s a relaxed event where children can move around the space. The concert takes place in the John Field Room at the National Concert Hall, with two performances on the same day. Designed for toddlers to 8-year-olds and their families; all are welcome. Adults must be accompanied by a child.
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What to expect...
A small-room family concert built around a fairy tale and live harp music. Harpist Aisling Ennis tells the story of the King of the Fairies (Dagha) and a magic harp, using short traditional tune types to shape the mood—goltraí (sorrowful), geantraí (lively), and suantraí (lullabies). It’s a relaxed event where children can move around the space. The concert takes place in the John Field Room at the National Concert Hall, with two performances on the same day. Designed for toddlers to 8-year-olds and their families; all are welcome. Adults must be accompanied by a child.