Hello, I want to know if the hotel (Comfort Inn Granby Row) that I reserved in dublin, is in the city centre. Its adress is Parnell Square near the National Waxworks museum... Do you know this ...
went to dublin a few years ago and have been told that the price has gone up a lot since then. am going again next week and am getting a bit worried about the price now :...
My heritage is Irish and I've never been. Was it expensive? What cities did you see and what all did you do? Rent a car or is there railway? Anything you want to tell would be cool....
H...
I mean nobody is spending for obvious reasons. I cannot see how an economy can improve unless people put money into it. For examples shops, hotels, restaurants. But if you have no money you cannot ...
One of my girlfriends, a couple guy friends and I are going to Dublin from March 7-12. What kind of weather are we looking forward to and what should we wear when we're just walking around or ...
I'm organising a weekend away for a stag. I've heard rave reviews about galway. I went on one to dublin a few years back and it was rubbish. The pubs and clubs wouldnt let groups of men in ...
I want to get a man who "has everything" but who has been a tower of help to myself and other families over the past few months, and we want to buy ...
Purple Goat
Is Irish folk music dead following the death of Ronnie Drew?
I was very fond of Ronnie Drew r.i.p. he was a gentleman and to me his music was traditional Dublin music. Alas we all move on.
There are plenty of great traditional Irish musicians out there after all music is in our blood! It will never die.
The Chieftains, The High Kings and lots more.
agooddub
The music lives on even after Ronnie and Luke have passed away.
It's wonderful to have all that black & white footage in the archives.
Thanks for directing me there.
IRISH AND PROUD
no its not dead there are still pleanty oof traditional groups in ireland!
Hurling MAD
Theres plenty more folksingers out there such as the wolfetones, the cheiftians etc. But ronnie drews music will inspire people to play the beautiful music of irish folk
mrsunshine56987
Did you ever listen to the high kings?
Orla C
Far from it. I think it might have gone back to its roots again, and what with all the influences from other countries flooding in, folk music is fermenting away, and in another 10 years we will have some exciting stuff indeed. If not already, now that that I think about it - have you seen the film Once? If not, check it out.
Travel
Forum 
Ireland 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
