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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...

Nestling on cliffs overlooking the beautiful Rosnowlagh Beach, with a seafaring theme, stone walls, timber floors and beams it has a rustic old world charm. The inn has won many awards for its food, drink and ‘craic’....

The Bayview Lounge and Bar welcomes all the family and caters for all age groups. With a snooker table and bar food available all day, this is an ideal location for relaxing with family and friends....

Chris De Burgh is one of Ireland's most successful musical ambassadors abroad....

Situated on the Derry road, this is an ideal location for a relaxing drink and a good meal in a truly hospitable Donegal atmosphere. Sample the many delights on offer with the best of quality food....

This lovely, family run pub on the north eastern coast of the beautiful Inishowen Pennisula is a haven of relaxation and entertainment. It is noted for a fine selection of quality food and drink, traditional Irish music and a friendly welcome.
The Backroom Bar is one of Ireland’s top live music venues and features acts from all around the world. It’s an experience you will never forget!...

Paddy’s Bar in Glenties, County Donegal, is well worth a visit....

This is a long week with many events held in various churches and halls in Bray. The events include exhibitions in music and art that is expanded every year. There are numerous such events throughout the year but this one is the largest and most varied of them all....

Join Liz Weir and her friends for a week of storytelling, music and songs in the peaceful Northeast of Ireland ,visit the Giants Causeway and other famous places....

The first bleach green in Ulster was established before 1626 at Lambeg a mile downstream, a hamlet with a pretty suspension bridge and church. The hamlet have its name to the big drums which came to Ireland from Holland with the army of William the 3rd. 'Lambegs' are seen and heard in Orange Lodge parades....