Cagadh
Cagadh is a traditional Irish musical instrument that belongs to the family of bowed string instruments, closely related to the violin. It is primarily associated with the music of County Clare in Ireland, particularly within the tradition of the *Clare fiddle*. The name "Cagadh" is derived from the Irish word for "fiddling" or "playing the fiddle," reflecting its role in Irish folk music.
The Cagadh is typically made from wood, often with a small, rounded body and a long neck,
The instrument has been an integral part of Irish musical culture for centuries, particularly in rural areas
Today, the Cagadh remains a symbol of Ireland’s rich musical heritage, though it is less commonly seen