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Celtic Note Music Store
12 Nassau Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
Ireland's premier Irish Music Store offers a full range of Traditional, Folk, Ceili and Country Compact Discs and cassettes, with a wide selection of videos (all systems), a library of Music Literature and Traditional Music Instruments.
Ireland's No. 1 Irish music store also hosts the unique service of offering information and advice on all music events and live authentic Irish sessions that are taking place in the city and nationwide....
Sinead O'Connor
The Bad Ass Café, Crown Alley, Dublin 2, Dublin
While Sinead O'Connor's popularity is phenomenal, her recognition is justified. She follows her instincts, plugging into some elemental supply as she related stories about desertion, parenthod, life, misery and lust....
Hot Press
13 Trinity Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
Billboard, the internatinal music industry "bible", had described Hot Press as one of four key elements in the phenomenal development of Irish rock music....
Thin Lizzy (Phil Lynott)
Merchant's Arch, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Dublin
Certainly the first, and some would argue the greatest, Irish rock band, Thin Lizzy left behind a powerful and glorious legacy that cannot be ignored by any Irish person who has ever felt the need to strap on a guitar.
Phil Lynott wrote songs that were populated by loners, wild west heroes, movie stars, rockers and warriors from a misty Celtic era. And Lizzy the band, provided the perfect setting for his tales of woe and wonder. Theirs was a tuneful, fluid music spiked and unabashed...
Chris De Burgh
Captain America's, Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
Chris De Burgh is one of Ireland's most successful musical ambassadors abroad....
Paul Brady
Slatterys, Capel Street, Dublin 1, Dublin
Having cut his musical teeth with a series of R&B Bands in the early 60's, Tyrone-born Paul Brady turned his considerable vocal and instrumental talents to folk music, emerging into the public eye with the Johnstons who numbered an American hit single among their successes....
The Dubliners
O'Donoghue's, Merrion Row, Dublin 2, Dublin
More than anything, The Dubliners sounded "dangerous". They sang about whoring, guns, liquor and fist-fights - a rabid endorsement of Brendan Behan's rebel howl. During the folk revival of the sixties, they, along with acts like The Clancy Brothers rediscovered the fierce qualities of urban seaport balladry, performing (and living) with a stout-swigging gut-bucket zest that's defined them ever since....
The Chieftains
The Gresham Hotel, O'Connell Street, Dublin 1, Dublin
The Chieftains first got together in the Gresham Hotel on O'Connell Street and they've become renowned across the face of the globe for their sparkling virtuosity. The Chieftains are the most famous exponents of traditional Irish music in the world. They have uncovered the wealth of traditional Irish music that has accumulated over the centuries, including the compositions of the legendary harpist O'Carolan making the music their own with a style that is as exhilarating as it is definitive....
The Furey Brothers And Davey Arthur
Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
The Furey Brothers & Davey Arthur are one of the most respected and best loved Irish traditional institutions in the country.
Steeped in music since they were toddlers, The Fureys grew up in Ballyfermot on Dublin's southside as part of the first generation of Irish travelling people to live in fixed homes. Indeed, their traveller roots are very important to the four brothers, Finbar, George, Eddie and Paul and provide them with a deep well of songs, stories and tunes.
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Bob Geldof
Bewleys, Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Dublin
This was something of an unprecedented sight and sound in the Dublin of the time, but then The Boomtown Rats were the first local band to confront an Irish audience with that authentic punky spirit. Over the next four or five years they grew into a tough Rhythm & Blues outfit with an exquisite pop sensibility that produced a string of classic hit singles including "Rat Trap", "I Don't Like Mondays" and "Banana Republic". Bewleys in Grafton Street was a regular meeting place for the Band and th...
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