Irish bodhran drum coming through ebay

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Sixty six dollars sealed and a great deal. End of May by mail.


The name bodhrán may be derived from the Irish word bodhar meaning 'deaf' and 'dull-sounding'. The bodhrán's use in Irish festivals. The bodhrán as an instrument was played throughout the year.




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