A TG4 televison programme celebrating the life of Mrs Elizabeth Crotty."In the 1950s Mrs Crotty was one of the best known and highly respected traditional musicians in Ireland. She was born Elizabeth Markham on 6th December, 1885 in Gower, Cooraclare in West Clare. Her family were small farmers and she grew up in a home that was filled with music." For more click here... Posted on Youtube on the 4th of July 2013 by Liam Mc Keogh.
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