Contemporary Irish folk group Onóir formed in 2020, when Donegal musicians; Tom McHugh, Declan Gaughan, Deane Connaghan, and Diarmaid McGee, joined forces to create a contemporary version of the famous Irish folk ballad; “The Auld Triangle”, the video went on to be seen by over 3 million people worldwide. These talented musicians with distinctive vocal styles are setting new standards with incredible musical arrangements and harmonies that mark them out as unique. Onóir are selling out venues in record time as their impassioned audiences are taken on a musical odyssey. From their new

One of Fingal’s most vibrant music festivals is back this Autumn! Unison Festival will take place on Saturday 14th of September at Bremore Castle in Balbriggan and Sunday the 15th of September at Millennium Park in Blanchardstown. Kicking off at noon each day, this two-day festival promises to be an unforgettable experience for all to enjoy. Unison Festival features a lineup of talented artists across a range of genres from funk and afrobeat, to Motown/soul classics, 70s glam rock to 80s and 90s bangers. This year’s headliners include the sensational Yankari, Spring Break and Pop Rocks.

Gilbert O’Sullivan’s career has spanned 50 years. His first single success ‘Nothing Rhymed’ was released in 1970 and almost overnight it achieved Top 10 status In the UK and Europe charts. His 1971 debut album Himself was littered with the most perfect examples of his art and craftsmanship. His second, 1972’s Back To Front, firmly cemented Gilbert amongst the world’s best, with Top 10 singles and no. 1’s around the world, including the classic ‘Alone Again (Naturally)’ which topped the US charts for six weeks and earned him three Grammy nominations. British recognition