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The island of Ireland boasts a proud musical pedigree. We’ve had worldwide superstars like U2 and Enya, and beloved boybands like Westlife and Boyzone – but look a little closer and you’ll see Ireland’s musical footprint is embedded across the island.
Artists like Imelda May, whose fiery personality and bracing vocal style oozes the charm and character of her home: the Liberties in the heart of Dublin City. The late Dolores O’Riordan’s voice captured the imagination across the world, but she was particularly adored by the people from her hometown in Limerick. Go back a few more years, and you’ll find Ireland boasts a proud rock lineage. Thin Lizzy is considered one of the greatest ever hard rock bands. Then there was Cork man, Rory Gallagher; the dearly departed singer had an explosive and striking blues guitar style that was so transfixing he was invited to join the Rolling Stones!
So, if you’re a fan of music, you’ll find Ireland has more than enough to catch your attention…
Imelda May performing live at College Green, Dublin
Traditional music session in Temple Bar, Dublin
L-R: Oh Yeah Music Centre, Belfast; Custom House Square, Belfast; Duke of York Pub, Belfast; Mickey Ryan's Bar, County Tipperary
