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Róis Concludes Extended Album with Port na h-Eala

The extended edition of Róis's album concludes with the track Port na h-Eala, with the Irish language forming an integral part of the musical work.

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The extended edition of the album ends with the track Port na h-Eala. The Irish language is an integral part of the artist's musical work. In addition, the album Cloch ‘s Clai by Trá Pháidín addresses attitudes toward the Irish language.

Róis started learning Irish after leaving school and studied the language seriously while studying in The Hague. During the time she lived in Belfast, she worked as a programme presenter on the Irish-language station Raidió Fáilte. She has also stated that she likes living in Dublin.

On stage, Róis performs covering her face with a black lace veil. A graduate of music academies in Dublin and The Hague, she has won the Northern Irish Music Prize and RTÉ Radio 1 Folk Awards.

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