By Ciaran & Brian Warfield
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Episode 17. Tri Coloured Ribbon song number 2 off The Wolfetones 1967 Album Up The Rebels. The Song was adapted by Peader Kearney and Brian talks about the 50th Anniversary Easter Rising commemoration and meeting Eamonn De Valera. We talk about Glasnevin. Famine Villages and the Euros. The music this week is The Tri Coloured Ribbon, The Lough Sheelin Eviction. We also have a new song that Ciaran wrote along with Thomas Goulding which is a rough recording to provide a sample for an upcoming charity gig. We play out with the great Rebel County of Cork song Skibereen.
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This weeks show is song number 14 from the 1965 Wolfetone's album The Foggy Dew. A song called The Boys of Wexford. On this weeks show we are joined by Bernard and Neil Warfield. Bernard has performed with a few bands over the years - The Round Towers, Hatch and he is currently a member of Paddy's Dream. Bernard gives us his background on his musical career including working with a Heritage Group based in The Liberties including a project about the Lock Out in 1913.
We also chat about his gigs at Italia 1990 and we introduce three songs from Paddy's Dream - The Beggin Ass (Written by Bernard) The Boys of Barr Ná Sraide and we play out with an original song called The Corkman's Ramble.
Apologies for the background noise - its the first time we have had 4 guests and a few errors were made on my part (Ciaran)
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The podcast currently has 23 episodes available.