Official video - 'You in Yellow' from 'I Have Known Love' EP - click on the image !!

Could Mark W and Anne M please email me at peterneedham@hotmail.com. Have jsut added your emails to the mailing list but newsletter didn't get through. Also Martin L and Alan R both in Ireland not getting through to your email addresses. Thanks

ring me 07919438019 isabell please

I am unable to attend the Norwich gig and have 4 tickets to sell at face value. Anyone interested can contact me at ialllott@hotmail.com

http://thestrangebrew.co.uk/articles/tir-na-nog-looking-up
A new interview - a fantastic read!!

http://www.regionalmag.com/article.php?id=255 Excellent article on the Great British Folk Festival, Skegness

Loved the show at the Green Note in Camden! Unbelievable magic on the 2nd song of the 2nd set. Tir na nOg simply has it - that indefinable sense of specialness. Can't wait to hear the new songs coming out in April, I've heard! More, more, Sonny and Leo!

Thanks for a great gig at the Hotspot last night. Realy good to hear the two of you playing together.

Island Music Club
Tír na nÓg
Sat Nov 2nd,
Minogue's Bar (Backroom)
Tulla, Co Clare, Ireland
ADM €15
http://www.claregigs.com
Bookings : 086-8599957

Please, please does anyone know if Tir na nOg are playing anywhere in Ireland over the next few months?

First time at national forest folk festival, mainly to see Tir na nOg for first time, having never heard them live. What an experience. Haven't stopped playing the Sirius CD since. Thanks to all involved in the festival. Last time I saw Mike was in Oakenshield - that dates me!

I was at the national forest folk festival and was blown away by this duo! so powerful both in music and lyrics and the harmonies sent shivers up my spine! please come back next year!! live long and prosper..xx

Brilliant gig at the Stables this week. Come back soon!!

Tir na nOg at National Forest Folk Festival on Sunday - a fantastic performance which won them many more fans! What a brilliant rendition of Free Ride! Thanks to Sonny and Leo and hope to see/hear you again really soon.

Leo and Sonny Ireland gigs now on gigs page!

Received an email via this website from Paul in Australia. I replied but it failed to deliver. Paul - could you email me your email address to peterneedham@hotmail.com. Thanks - Pete

Anyway just wanted to follow Patrick T's comments. Was at both Nuneaton and Kitchen garden gigs. You know it doesn't matter how many gigs you go to or how often you will never see two gigs the same. Unique and Timeless. Thanks Sonny & Loe, hope to see you soon!!

Saw Sonny and Leo in Nuneaton last night. The music was fantastic as ever. Got confused talking about Clifden but soon realized I was talking about Co Galway. The music is ageless. Good luck with the tour .

Leo and Garvan are playing a gig this Friday, 8th March at the Castle Tavern, Carlow!

Hot off the press!! Read Mike Weaver's blog in armandaleg - the link is on this page. A must- read!!

If you're a Grateful Dead fan ( a Deadhead! ) then meet other Deadheads at their annual Summer of Love Party in Kent at the end of July. Tir na nOg are on the bill! See gigs page link to their website!

Check out these two excellent documentary clips on the left!!! Many thanks to Conor O'Hara

Excellent feature on Tir na nOg in the new issue (37) of R2 magazine.

Sonny and Robbie at The Annesley House (Dublin) this Saturday (19th Jan). Leo and Garvan at The Hotspot, Greystones on Saturday 9th Feb !!!

Long Wave samples are fantastic. Can't wait to buy it.

Leo and Garvan are playing a gig in Carlow this evening (30/11/12)!! At The Irishman's

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01ngwh8
here's the link for the message below! BBC radio 6

BBC sessions 1973 - Spotlight, Free Ride, Backwater Awhile and Los Angeles... 39 min into the programme. 7 days left to listen again

Leo O'Kelly & Garvan Gallagher The Patriot's Inn Kilmainham This Friday 12th Oct

Scullion CD Long Wave now available through www.scullion.com

Scullion's new CD 'Long Wave' is now out! Purchase details to follow!

THURSDAY 13TH: LEO O'KELLY WITH GARVAN GALLAGHER, BUCK HENRY'S DUN LAOGHAIRE...JUST IN! FRIDAY 14th LEO WITH PAUL FAIRCLOUGH, DANN'S GREYSTONES, IRELAND (not the Greystones in Sheffield!!! )

THIS THURSDAY 9.30PM...LEO O'KELLY & GARVAN GALLAGHER PLAY BUCK HENRY'S DUN LAOGHAIRE (NEXT TO GOLDEN DISCS). IT'S A ONE OFF GIG, BUT IF EVERYONE LIKES IT, THEY MAY DO MORE!

It's 'I Pick up Birds at Funerals' :))))

.....actually, don't think it was 'pulling birds' but something similar !

Really enjoyable evening yesterday at Nollias 11with Tir na nOg and Julie Feeney.....made the getting of a parking ticket a little easier to bear ! Great to hear a brand new song, with the title, I think, of 'Pulling birds at funerals'. Was sure I'd misheard the title at first. Looking forward to hearing it on their new 'LP' when it's finished.
.....Going to have a beer now and place it on one of my new Tir na nOg coasters, won in yesterday's Irish sweepstake,

Thanks Sonny and Leo

JUST IN! We're delighted to announce Tir na nOg will play Nolias Jazz, London, (56 Stamford St. SE1) on Saturday 28 July. We're even more pleased to say that the wonderfully talented singer/composer, Julie Feeney, will make a rare guest appearance! Tickets £15 in advance, £20 on door.
Buy tickets from lifeandlivingrecords.com

Looking forward to your gig in the Mermaid Arts Centre Bray on June 30th!

The Thick as a Brick gig at Leeds Uni and various concerts at Reading are a dim and distant memory - kept alive by intermittent visits to Tear and a Smile. The magic were still there on Saturday at the Junction but much more as well. Ireland just turns out great musicians and great guitar sounds.

Ditto re Mike Scott's comment re the Cambridge and London shows. These two bards create magical atmospheres that take you on interior adventures, sometimes modern, sometimes mythological, but always very much involved with being awake to what's inside and around you. Nature and musical lyricism merge to create a positively cinematic auditory experience that is at once both intimate and expansive, full of memory, warmth and good humour of the gentle kind - punctuated by fear, melancholy and anger from the hidden darknesses of the soul. One senses their impulse to bring human warmth into a room - a little shyly at times, boldly at others. They take their time, rebelliously, courageously sensing a space and playing songs they feel like playing in the moment. I've always thought my response was just me, but interestingly, at both shows, the verdict of people who had never heard of Tir na n'Og before was: 'awesome' , 'fantastic', 'very moving' and 'amazing'. For me, they're a gift from Ireland and I thank them.

Caught the gig in Birmingham last night. This is sensational stuff! Made me so happy. Think I've been waiting fo this music for a long time. Thanks guys!

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