I suggest to Ged that the Irish need to be told what cultural ... “So when you sing, say, a simple song like Molly Malone, and then the audience just take it over, they’re not just singing ...

She shared with The Irish Mirror ... Scuffil said evidence is growing that Molly Malone is actually real and not just a character in the famous Dublin song. She stated that there are indications ...

For years tourists have been told it’s a tradition in Dublin to rub Molly Malone’s breasts – “for luck”. Something that’s news to residents of the capital. And it is causing damage ...

The cockle-seller has her own muscle – but only for a week Cockles and muscle: Molly Malone gets her own stewards ... something of an issue. Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel ...

"The Galway Girl" is a popular Irish folk song that has been enjoyed by audiences around the world for many years. The song was written by Steve Earle, an American singer-songwriter, and first ...

It's perhaps the most famous Irish song of all, but although most regard it as a British song, evidence shows "It's A Long Way to Tipperary" is part of both cultures. "It's a Long Way to Tipperary ...

Fans have speculated that Remmick might also be one of those mythic music makers, but as hypnotic as his Irish song and jig is, it doesn't pierce the veil like Sammie's tune. However, the gold ...

Ireland failed to qualify for the Eurovision Song Contest final tonight, despite a confident performance by Molly Sterling. The 17-year-old from Co Tipperary sang Playing with Numbers – which ...

The Norwegian singer, who is flying the flag for Ireland with her song, Laika Party ... On Sunday, Emmy and the Irish delegation “I’m so excited. I feel more Irish every day.

A cool fact about the iconic movie song is that Jim Kerr initially turned ... Another fascinating fact was that Molly Ringwald apparently is the woman to thank for guiding John Hughes to Simple ...

This is because Irish songwriter Larissa Tormey is one of the writers behind Laika Party who Emmy met during music camp. She continued: "It felt natural to submit the song for Ireland.