Celtic Christmas Music on the Internet

**ASinclair** · 6th December 13, 01:09 PM

Originally Posted by Mael Coluim

I enjoy listening to AccruRadio while on my computer. My favorite is their Celtic music genres. Right now I’m listening to their Celtic Christmas genre. Check it out, here.

I'm enjoying listening to it right now. Thanks for the link!

**duke_19_62** · 6th December 13, 02:06 PM

Marc Gunn, (the Celtfather) is a Celtic musician and podcaster. He has several podcasts, but his Christmas music podcst can be found here: http://celticchristmaspodcast.com/ His home page is www.marcgunn.com

**Lorna** · 6th December 13, 05:13 PM

Thanks for the links. Do any of you have a favourite "celtic" Christmas album? On the top of my list is The Chieftains' "The Bells of Dublin" and non celtic Christmas album is Liona Boyd's "A Guitar for Christmas".

**plaid preacher** · 6th December 13, 06:17 PM

Hi Lorna, we own "the Bells of Dublin", in fact I had to purchase a second copy last year. Our first one had gotten badly scratched. They played a track or two from it on Mael's link earlier this afternooon.

**Lorna** · 6th December 13, 07:00 PM

Yes indeed. I had just finished posting when "O the Holly She Bears a Berry" came on. Had to sing along.

**Robert Soderman** · 6th December 13, 09:03 PM

I usually listen to the station over at this site
http://www.celticradio.net/

They have several different celtic station ranging from traditional to celtic rock. They use the Live 365 player. The player is free unless you upgrade to a different option. Premium channels are just ones that you pay for because don't run ads for stuff but the ads are few and far between on the free player. The highlander station plays Celtic Christmas music during December and there are givaways on the forum every month. Both Marc Gunn and Simply Scottish have their shows on here.