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Boatman
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Casadh an tSúgáin
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Anachie Gordon
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The Dimming of the Day
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The Tide Full In
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Silver Dagger
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Lord Franklin
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Waltzing in Muchwood
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Somewhere Along the Road
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Valerie Casey MH, Ireland
Valerie Casey is an Irish traditional folk singer and fiddle player, originally from Caherline in Co.Limerick, but currently
living in county Meath. Her debut solo album ‘In the Silence of the Twilight’ is due for release at the end of October 2023. Valerie is also a founding member of traditional band ‘Líadan’,who have toured worldwide over the last twenty years.
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