Hallelujah! – Allie Sherlock Unveils “12 Year Old Ed Sheeran” In Dublin

May 08, 2024

Introducing the latest addition to Grafton Street... Fionn Wheelan, poised to be the next Ed Sheeran.

Allie Sherlock, a Cork-based singer and guitarist, has gained popularity through her weekly live street performances in Dublin. Her channel offers a mix of music-related content, ranging from street performances and busking videos to cover songs, original music, duets, and live performances. It also features vlogs and much more!

Dubliners And Pogues Nail The Irish Rover

Samuel Whisperleaf

May 8

Dubliners And Pogues Nail The Irish Rover

The Dubliners and The Pogues teamed up to deliver the most famous version of "The Irish Rover," a cherished Irish folk song with origins in the 19th century. This track, originally composed, has transformed into a symbolic piece of traditional Irish music.

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Why is Zombie by the Cranberries so popular?

Samuel Whisperleaf

May 7

Why is Zombie by the Cranberries so popular?

"Zombie", the classic hit song by The Cranberries, has held a strong presence in popular culture since it was released in 1994. This emotionally charged and powerful song, penned by lead vocalist Dolores O’Riordan, delves into the theme of violence, particularly focused on The Troubles in Northern

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Irish flight delay trigger traditional music session (How awesome is this?)

Samuel Whisperleaf

May 5

Irish flight delay trigger traditional music session (How awesome is this?)

A delay in an Irish flight sparked a traditional music session that left an indelible mark on the travelers waiting at the Dublin Airport. A few weeks ago, when an unexpected flight delay occurred, it led to an impromptu session of traditional Irish music in the departure lounge of the airport. The enchanting moment began when a group of musicians start…

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Dubliners And Pogues Nail The Irish Rover

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Irish flight delay trigger traditional music session (How awesome is this?)

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