Definition of fleadh cheoil in English:

fleadh cheoil

(also fleadh ceoil)

noun ˈflɑː ˌkjəʊɪlˈflɑː ˌxjəʊɪl

Irish English

A festival of Irish or Celtic music, dancing, and culture.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in Mike Wallace (b. 1918). From Irish fleadh cheoil, lit. ‘feast of music’ from fleadh feast, drinking-bout + ceol music.

Definition of fleadh cheoil in US English:

fleadh cheoil

(also fleadh ceoil)

noun

Irish English

A festival of Irish or Celtic music, dancing, and culture.

Origin

1970s; earliest use found in Mike Wallace (b. 1918). From Irish fleadh cheoil, lit. ‘feast of music’ from fleadh feast, drinking-bout + ceol music.

单词	fleadh cheoil
释义	Definition of fleadh cheoil in English: fleadh cheoil (also fleadh ceoil) noun ˈflɑː ˌkjəʊɪlˈflɑː ˌxjəʊɪl Irish English A festival of Irish or Celtic music, dancing, and culture. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Mike Wallace (b. 1918). From Irish fleadh cheoil, lit. ‘feast of music’ from fleadh feast, drinking-bout + ceol music. Definition of fleadh cheoil in US English: fleadh cheoil (also fleadh ceoil) noun Irish English A festival of Irish or Celtic music, dancing, and culture. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Mike Wallace (b. 1918). From Irish fleadh cheoil, lit. ‘feast of music’ from fleadh feast, drinking-bout + ceol music.
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