From the foothills of Colorado, this website is for everyone wishing to
keep abreast of the many Irish, Scottish, Welsh and general Celtic Events in our region.
Celtic music in all it's forms is also alive and vibrant around the region, countless numbers of American
musicians have embraced the sound of the fiddle and bagpipes, tin whistles and bodhran's.
A number of acts include members born and raised in Ireland. From the traditional purity of
Colcannon to the entertaining and often hilarious tunes of Gob's Of Phun or the highland evoking
visions of Canned Haggis, all forms of music are represented.
Shamrocker has a favorite, five folks that have released six studio CD's, preformed at the world renowned
Red Rocks Amphitheater and travelled to many
major events across the region and USA. We also have updates on Wild Mountain Celts (Irish Folk).
The Indulgers
Maybe you fancy a pint with a meal, be it Shepard's pie or a good old Irish stew.
Over the last decade the number of pubs, restaurants and bistro's has grown by leaps and bounds.
To see all the listings go to THE PUBS PAGE
Other forms of Celtic culture are also doing fantastic in gaining popularity.
if you've been smitten by "Riverdance", "Lord Of The Dance" or "Celtic Tiger",
there are many step-dancing schools to sign up with and learn from.
The Dance Schools Page
Denver boasts it's very own Gaelic Football and Hurling Club.
The Denver Gaels. The club has grown to include teams for men, women and juniors.
Festivals play a large part in gathering everyone together and we're compiling the details
of what 2007 has in store in Greeley, Denver, Boulder, Cheyenne, Gillette, Highland's Ranch, Estes Park and
may more towns and cities.
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If you'd like to add some news to our site please email
shamrocker AT shamrocker.com
(swap @ for the AT)