Since such metaphors as "Roisin Dubh" were originated for the sole purpose of protecting and preserving the love of Ireland, its culture and heritage, it is fitting that our band, dedicated to preserving the musical culture of the Gael, adopted the symbolic name of Roisin Dubh. Equally fitting is the color selected for our kilts, the deep maroon of a dark rose

WHAT WE HAVE BEEN DOING

Today, piper Tom delivered a beautiful performance at Islip Town Hall in honor of Veterans Day, celebrating the dedication and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes. Thank you to all veterans for your service and commitment to our country. We are
Our next member of the month is Jim Coughlin. Jimmy has been playing snare drum for about 40 years. “I just completed my second competition season with RDPB, so a little under 2 years with the band now.” His interest in the band was throu
Join us for the Roisin Dubh Irish Pipe Band’s Annual Meeting and Open House on November 7th! Come meet the band, learn about our organization, and take the first step towards becoming part of the Roisin Dubh family. Experienced pipers and dru
Pipers of Roisin Dubh were honored to take the stage with Carlos Nunez and Bagad New York at the Kaufman music center. The excitement of the crowd made it a night to remember!
Our next member of the month is Eilish O’Reilly. Eilish has been playing tenor drum since she was about 11 years old. “My dad plays snare and my mom played tenor drum so I grew up around bagpipe bands from a young age.” She has been
Join the RDPB family in supporting former piper Sean Barry as he runs the Marine Corps Marathon for the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP)! Sean, a dedicated Navy Officer, is running in honor of his father, Tom—a retired Marine and beloved m
We had a beautiful day for this year’s AOH Division 7 Picnic. Thank you to all who joined us!

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