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Irish Folk Bonanza

By Tara Dougherty, Music Editor
June / July 2014

May 19, 2014 by 1 Comment

If ever you've been mid-St. Patrick's Day party hunting through your collection for the perfect blend of Irish music, this is the CD you'll wish you had. The Ultimate Guide to Irish Folk is the best collection to be released covering the genre in years. Released by ARC music with liner notes written by John O’Regan, the two-disc set is well curated to demonstrate not only the … [Read more...] about Irish Folk Bonanza

American Song Becomes Anthem of Hope in Ireland

By Irish America Staff
April / May 2014

March 12, 2014 by 2 Comments

Legendary singer/songwriter Carly Simon was moved to tears by a new cover of her iconic “Let the River Run,” which became the theme song for Derry/Londonderry City of Culture celebrations. The new single by Stroke City native singers Damian McGinty (of the tv show “Glee”) and Mairead Carlin (of  Celtic Woman) celebrates the close of Derry/London-derry’s year as U.K. City of … [Read more...] about American Song Becomes Anthem of Hope in Ireland

Judy Collins Live in Ireland

By Irish America Staff
April / May 2014

March 12, 2014 by 1 Comment

Judy Collins and some of Ireland’s best loved musicians took over Dromoland Castle last September to film a concert that will be broadcast on PBS this coming spring: Judy Collins Live in Ireland. One of the most influential folk singers of the sixties who has continued to inspire audiences with sublime vocals, Judy has long had an association with Ireland and was inducted into … [Read more...] about Judy Collins Live in Ireland

“The Hard Way Home”

By Robert Lyons, Contributor
April / May 2014

March 12, 2014 by Leave a Comment

Paddy Homan’s newest CD reflects the Irish tenor’s philosophy of life. In the tradition of a lively rambling house, Irish tenor Paddy Homan has been presiding for six years every Sunday night at the Galway Arms Pub, in Chicago, where he is often joined by a retinue of outstanding musicians and performers from the greater Chicago area. He is a regular performer on the stage at … [Read more...] about “The Hard Way Home”

Tara O’Grady and All That Jazz

By Kara Rota
December 5, 2013 by 2 Comments

Her love of classic music (both Irish and American), classic cars and an unwavering belief in the good old-fashioned American Dream has seen Tara O’Grady through three CD releases and a book deal – not bad for an Irish girl from Queens. With a touch of superstition and lots of winking charm, she shared her story with Kara Rota. Tara O’Grady comes from a line of adventurous … [Read more...] about Tara O’Grady and All That Jazz

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