The Fureys

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Draiocht, Friday 4th November

When The Fureys make their eagerly awaited return to Draíocht's Main Stage, on Friday 4th November they will treat their audience to one of popular music’s richest legacies.

They are one of Ireland’s all-time most acclaimed and influential middle of the road, folk and traditional bands. Fureys classics like ‘I Will Love You', ‘When You Were Sweet 16,' ‘Red Rose Café', ‘Leaving Nancy', ‘The Old Man', ‘From Clare to Here' and ‘The Green Fields of France' have become the soundtrack to the lives of fans all over the world.

The Fureys indelible musical footprint is rivalled only by their vast collection of personal stories of their musical experiences and friendships, gathered by Eddie and George Furey along an amazing 45-year journey which shows no signs of reaching a final destination.


Date:
Friday 4th November
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€30
Address:
Draiocht Blanchardstown, Blanchardstown, County Dublin, Ireland

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