BBC - Northern Ireland - Irish Language - Blas Ceoil | Karen Kirby and Lynette Fay present Blas Ceoil from Spring and Airbrake in Belfast with music from Lúnasa, Bréag, The Hothouse Flowers and John Spillane. |
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|  Bréag perform onstage at the Spring and Airbrake for Blas Ceoil PrevNext | |
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| | |  | | | You can listen to Lynette Fay's hour-long music programme on BBC Radio Ulster every Friday at 7pm. | |  |  | | Hothouse Flowers | |  | | Busking friends Fiachna Ó Braonáin and Liam Ó Maonlaí formed the nucleus of the enduring Irish rock band The Hothouse Flowers when they joined with Peter O’Toole and together won a street-entertainers award. | | Hothouse Flowers | |  | John Spillane | |  | | Cork native John Spillane has been transfixing audiences for years with his distinctive take on Irish folk music, sung in his inimitable honest voice and accompanied by his own guitar. | | John Spillane Myspace | | |  | Lúnasa | |  | | Made up from five members from different counties in Ireland, Lúnasa have established themselves as truly a supreme Irish traditional band. Kevin Crawford from Clare, Mayo man Sean Smyth, Armagh’s own Cillian Vallely, Trevor Hutchinson from Tyrone and Manchester-born, Armagh-raised Paul Meehan make up the current line-up of the band that was started when Smyth and Hutchinson toured with Donogh Hennessy | | Lúnasa | |  | Bréag | |  | | This Belfast Celtic fusion band clashes Irish language lyrics with reggae beats, rhythm and blues and ska influences to create a unique and potent hybrid musical experience, likened by them to the combination of ‘soda bread and jerk chicken’, which describes them perfectly. | | Bréag Myspace | |
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