Other bands have accomplished the still amazing task of copping first place three years running against stiff competition usually considered the foremost rivalry, and the most sought-after ticket, in ...

The Kilfenora Céilí Band have announced their 2024 tour, including shows at The National Concert Hall, Dublin on 16 March and Leisureland, Galway on March 22. We asked band leader, banjo and mandolin ...

Two of the most famous ceili bands in history, the Tulla and the Kilfenora, will once again square off this weekend in the center of the North Clare village of Kilfenora, gateway to the Burren region.

It is a farming practice in north Clare that dates back hundreds of years. In the final days of autumn, when the weather turns cold, farmers send their cattle into the upper reaches of the Burren, to ...

The Kilfenora Céilí Band’s story is the story of Irish music itself. Founded in 1909, the band is still on the road 103 years later. It features fiddles, flutes, banjo and squeezeboxes and what Folk ...

John Lynch has traditional music in his veins. His grandfather, John Joe Lynch, was a founding member of the Kilfenora Céilí Band over a century ago. His father, PJ, was a mainstay of the band during ...

If you think The Rolling Stones have been going for a while - consider the famous Kilfenora Céilí Band - playing live since 1909. The legendary Clare collective have had a few line-up changes down the ...

The Kilfenora Céilí Band is pleased to announce special guests Clare singer Fiona Ryan and Ger O’Donnell will be joining them for this performance as will a number of talented dancers each of whom ...

The Kilfenora Céilí Band is a globally-recognised name in the world of folk and traditional music. Formed in 1909 in the village of Kilfenora in North County Clare, the band has, over the decades, ...

NOT MANY live to the ripe old age of 100. In the span of a century, entire countries rise and fall, cultures evolve, fashions transform. Only the great and special endure. One such icon, the Kilfenora ...

Performance by the Kilfenora Céilí Band. Includes an introduction with a music theme followed by a male voice speaking in Irish [possibly unrelated to the Ceili Band performance?].

The Kilfenora, one of Ireland’s most iconic traditional music groups, has been delighting audiences for over a century with their unique and masterful performances. Hailing from the village of ...