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- May 1999
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Fleetwood Mac (live in the O2, Dublin) Review Snapshot: A band that has been on the go for over 40 years, albeit with changes in personnel along the way. While the band may be deteriorating, the music stands the test of time, even without the absent Christine McVie. The Cluas Verdict...
Way back in 2002, when Boa Morte released their debut album ‘Soon it will come time to face the world outside’, it was met with universal acclaim at home in Ireland. Abroad, it earned four star reviews in the likes of Mojo and Uncut. A ...
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The Olympia on 23 and 24 February 2010, for those who wanna snooze.More...
Co. Down and out in Paris and Lille and Nantes and Toulouse: the promising Bangor/Donaghdee trio pop up on the bill of a high profile show here this weekend - the first of a wave of Irish acts visiting the French capital in November. More...
Seriously: their free open-air concert in Berlin, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall,will be blocked off so that only a limited number of people can see it. Satire is dead: www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/frontp...05145.html
How s**t is that? They were an excellent band, one of the most exciting things to come out of Ireland in a few years in my opinion. Terrible pity.
