Paddy Reilly (b. October 18, 1939) is an Irish folk singer and guitarist. He is one of Ireland's most famous balladeers and is best known for his renditions of The Fields of Athenry and The Town I Loved So Well. Paddy has been known to mix up his songs with mythical/legendary characters such as John G. McGurk, Barnie McGee, Uncle J.J. McKay, Slugger O'toole, Patrick "Fisticuffs" Norton, Paul P. "Stomach Shelf" Norkas and Hogan from County Tyrone.
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Paddy Reilly
Paddy Reilly (b. October 18, 1939) is an Irish folk singer and guitarist. He is one of Ireland's most famous balladeers and is best known for his renditions of The Fields of Athenry and The Town I Loved So Well. Paddy has been known to mix up his songs with mythical/legendary characters such as John G. McGurk, Barnie McGee, Uncle J.J. McKay, Slugger O'toole, Patrick "Fisticuffs" Norton, Paul P. "Stomach Shelf" Norkas and Hogan from County Tyrone.
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Whispers From The Coffin Ships
Whispers from the Coffin Ships is a haunting Irish ballad set during the Great Famine of 1845 — 1852 a tribute to the nameless thousands who were driven from their homeland by hunger, oppression, and silence. Told through verse, voice, and visual storytelling, this piece gives voice to those who died at sea and those who lived on in sorrow.more
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The Morrígan Calls
Step into the blood-red mist of Celtic myth with The Morrígan – Triple Goddess of War, Fate & Death. This haunting music and visual journey explores the ancient Irish goddess of battle, fate, and prophecy. She is the shadow on the battlefield, the whisper in your final breath, the force that weighs your soul before dawn.more
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The Fenian Boy (Ballad of billy Byrne)
Billy Byrne of Ballymanus was no myth — he was a real man, a Wicklow farmer who refused to kneel. In 1798, he chose honour over safety, turning his back on the redcoat’s oath while his own brother swore loyalty to the Crown. Betrayed in whispers and hanged at Wicklow Gaol in 1799, he never broke, never begged, and never gave a name.more
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