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Newcomers to the Breton scene, the Céilí Killers offer Irish music that blends tradition and modernity. These four musicians revisit the traditional Irish repertoire, infusing it with incredible energy characterised by relentless rhythms.

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The name Counter's Creek refers to one of London's ancient rivers, which once flowed into the Thames.

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After Donegal, Clare is surely one of the counties with the most traditional musicians in Ireland. It is a region with a very strong tradition. Eimear Coughlan and Francis Cunningham hail from this western region.

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The county of Wexford, in south-east Ireland, is less well known than Donegal or Clare when it comes to traditional music. However, this is far from being non-existent and there are many traditional music groups in this region, from Danú to Caladh Nua.