Feadog Teoranta

Company Details

  • Business Type : Manufacturer
  • Location : Ireland
  • Year Established : 1978
  • Main Markets : North America 11.11% South America 11.11% Western Europe 11.11%
  • Main Products : Tin Whistle, Tutor Book And Accompanying CD,
  • Links : Ireland Packaging & Paper & Printing & Publishing, Ireland Printing Services, Ireland Disk Replication & Printing,
  • Company Introduction

    Feadog Teoranta(Irish for Whistles Ltd )produce the oldest, commercially made Tin Whistle in Ireland. The whistles are available in the Keys of D(available in a Brass, Coloured or Nickel finish) and C(Brass or Nickel). The whistles are available loose(with a hygiene seal around the mouthpiece) and in attractive presentation packs which include international instructions and fingering chart. We also produce a Tutor Book and accompanying CD.Our Feadog whistles are played by amateurs and professionals alike and we are endorsed by Comhaltas Ceoltoiri Eireann, which promotes Irish music home and abroad, and Rob O Geibheannaigh, the whistle player for Sinead O Connor. Many other well known professional musicians also play the Feadog whistle.We started business over 25 years ago and have been exporting our products for many years. We have been very successful abroad and have built up quite a following in many countries.

    Company Information

  • Contact Person : Mr. Paul McCarro
  • Job Title : Marketing
  • Telephone :
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  • Address : 8 The Westway Centre, Ballymount Ave.
  • Zip/Post Code : D 12
  • Website : http://www.feadog.ie
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