We're doing a final performance of "Lockout" as an 18 piece orchestra in the Dublin Unitarian Church, 2nd of Feb. Tickets via @tickets_ie . See below a video from our launch in the Pepper Canister last year @transduction@stpatricksfest https://t.co/Y9Dngq8GVY
Chuffed to have "The Brutal Here and Now Part 1" featured on the @MOJOmagazine cover CD celebrating the 40th anniversary of The Pogues' "Rum, Sodomy & the Lash" album.
https://t.co/je5UMksWgu
WHOKköln :: https://t.co/s0sGg3xxz6 :: Recorded session prior to Nov'19 Jaki Liebezeit book launch party in Cologne with Bryan O'Connell. All proceeds go to alone . ie
A huge, huge thank you to the folk who have pre-ordered my EP 'Spells', and who have liked, shared, played, listened to/watched 'Stock Still' Much appreciated. Here it is for anyone who may not have seen/heard it yet and would like to. https://t.co/6rLtvYIHFE
Episode 9 - Music and the Fairies part 1.
Eddie tells the tale of Ned Murt and Pat Mickey Seán, two Kerry cruiteacháns - hunchbacks. We learn how a singsong with the fairies had the ability to heal afflictions. But make sure you sing the right words!
https://t.co/4nJc5oiKNs
Happy bonfire night from Wexford :)
St John’s Eve, June 23rd, was traditionally marked by the construction of large bonfires in the Irish countryside. Theses were the focal point of communal festivities, people gathered to dance & sing, while young men leaped through the flames
Another few €€€ gone in thanks to the kindness of strangers and the guilt of friends - thank yous! The next #bandcampfriday is June 19th but in the meantime you are gently URGED to download the Beamed single for €0.00:
https://t.co/ujMisKSGUP
Episode 7 - The Fairy Wind.
Eddie gives an introduction to the fairies, na daoine uaisle. He explores the traditional roots of fairy folklore, and tells of a West Clare women's deadly encounter with the fairy wind, an sí gaoithe.
https://t.co/1x1M0j2Cx1
Lá na mná.
Irish history is built on the wisdom and strength of powerful Irish women. This month, Eddie speaks of Máire Rua and the cailleach, and the lessons we learn from defiant Irish women.
https://t.co/ukAIogznOm
My friends @seanmillardub and @ColinJM suggested that I put my song on Bandcamp, so I have. Any proceeds will be given to the charity 'Alone'. The song is about loneliness, so it seems apt. https://t.co/zz1vDnmkTq
@PatrickFreyne1 @patomahony1@philipmurray14 @BillyGannon7 @derekmce It and a few other regular nights like @LazybirdRadio reflected the health of at least part of the Dublin music scene at the time and hopefully was a cheapish night out in Celtic Tiger times. I’d say it’s even harder to run nights like this these days..