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| How about an ” Irish Night” for that special occasion?. A traditional evening, a celebration that has sustained the Irish people for centuries. Indulge yourselves in that unique atmosphere, where the craic is always ninety. Let yourself go to the sound of the fiddles, the pipes, accordions, the bodhran . Lose yourself in the dancing, as the jigs & reels pound through your blood, till you, your fellow revelers, the craic & the music, become one single entity in pure enjoyment. |
| If you are not feeling so energetic, you could instead, watch & enjoy our expert & accomplished “Irish Dancers” who will entertain you with their talent & expertise. We have the expertise, experience & acts to organise for you, a wonderful time, which will fit in with your own personal specification. |
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Huss in Boots |
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Sharon Hussey or better known as 'Huss in Boots,' plays anything that can be played including fiddle,mandolin, tin - whistle, flute, piano and guitar. She has travelled across Europe with triple platinum selling vocalist and 'Eurostar'
contestant, George Murphy. She collaborated with 'The Dubliners,' on George's most recent album and has also supported 'Madness' and 'The
Fureys' with George in Ireland.
Sharon released her first album entitled 'Inisheer' at the age of nineteen. She has made guest appearances on
fourteen other albums including Irish artists Robin James Hurt, Roy Buckley, Liz Seaver and Stephen Young. Sharon was also part of the
wedding band 'Celticbreeze' for 5 years where she performed in over 200 churches around Ireland. She spent the last six years providing night time entertainment in the booming tourist area of Temple Bar as well as many of Dublin's most prestigious venues. In her spare time she works as a primary school teacher so she is quite experienced at captivating a crowd!
'Huss in Boots' can create a party in minutes with
toe-tapping jigs and reels or provide a relaxing atmosphere with some
old Irish airs. If it's a sing-along you're after, Sharon can perform
all the best of old Irish drinking songs while contemporary pop and
rock songs will have the crowd singing their hearts out by the end of
the night.
All in all, 'Huss in Boots' will make you laugh, cry, drink, sing,
dance and have the time of your life!
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IRISH ROVER |
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IRISH ROVER - Rover MacChroi is Essence Irish Lead Singer & Lyricist,
Acoustic-Electric Guitar Player, Punk Rebel Rocker & Essence Seeker.
Held as a Victim Of Geography & Human Rights Abuse by 3rd world serbia,
this 1 Paddy In 3rd World's Chains is still awaiting freedom and move
home towards Republic Of Ireland. Born 'n' doomed by the hells of the
3rd world, the path of Irish Rover's life and music is one paved with
pain, misery and everlasting dream of breaking free, reaching the
freedom of the civilized world and bringing the music of essence,
attitude and furious devotion to where it truly belongs.
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THE DRUIDS |
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We are a 4 Piece Irish Rebel Band based in County Kildare, We are On the Circuit since May 2009, But between us all we have over 30years experience on the Irish Music Scene. We are Currently Gigging 3/4 Nights per week all over Ireland and Scotland.
We are Very Passionate about our music and Also Commit to not drinking Alcohol when performing, 2 Of Us are Non Drinkers all the time anyway.
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mc heff |
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Welcome!
McHeff was formed 15 years ago in Richie's kitchen and have been playing togetherever since. The band is made up of three members: Richie Heffernan, Michael McStay and Gerard McStay (hence the name McHeff! The band's wide range of instruments include Uilleann pipes, guitar, mandolin,banjo, tin whistle and bodhrán. They play a wide range of traditional Irish music and Ballads. They have played gigs all over Ireland and as far afield as the south of France and Portugal |
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Ceilí Moss |
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CEILÍ MOSS is an acoustic folk-rock band from Belgium founded in 1996. We describe ourselves as "acoustic folk-rock with guts and melodies, with a Northern European edge (from Ireland to Romania via Flanders, Sweden, Brittany and Poland), not afraid of colouring a bit outside of the lines". Perhaps it is Genevieve Williams from Widdershins who described us best: "They are not as punk as The Pogues, but they have a bit of that attitude and it gives them an edge many folk groups lack". Other frequently heard comparisons are Ambrozijn, Tri Yann, Jaune Toujours, Les Ogres de Barback, the old Clannad...
Like many folkbands, we started by playing the "Drunken Danny rover of the County Down in the jar", but we have constantly broadened our musical spectrum with Flemish, Scandinavian, klezmer, medieval, Eastern European, ska, Balkan, kleinkunst, chanson, singer-songwriter or bluesy sounds. We play an approximately even mix of our own tunes sung in English, French or Dutch, and of traditionals, sometimes played the orthodox way, often totally reengineered.
Ceilí, I guess most of you know, is an Irish word for a party with traditional dance music. Moss was the nickname of Alain Mossiat, boss of the pub "L'Eblouissant", in Namur, where we first learned to deal with stage fright, back in the early 90s. |
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Christy Moore |
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During my school going days I am sad to say I had absolutly no interest in Miss Crotty's Computer Class ! It all got off to a bad start when I developed a habit for pasting Tipp-Ex on the monitor everytime I made a spelling mistake.
I was banished to the back of the class where upon I fell into the seedy underworld known as "The Tractor Club". Here we sat talking about JCB diggers and drawing pictures of Ford 7610's.
In the mid 90's I thought I was saved from the technological wilderness when I started courting a young lady whom worked for a large computer firm. For a while it was good-bye floppy disc and hello hard drive, but that floated away like a stick in the Slaney !
Since then I have been performing my music all over the country, and further-a-field, and now find it necessary to relate it to the world via my new website.
So enjoy your visit and leave the key under the mat when you leave !
See you down the road,
Liam Byrne |
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