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Green Brooms
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Bridget Molloy
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Maid of Lismore
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Lord Lovett
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Moyasta Shore
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Johnny Carey
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Lonely Now you're Gone
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Margaret Garrity
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Paddy McInerney
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Thomas McCarthy London, UK
Irish Traveller, Singer, Storyteller, Thomas McCarthy comes from Birr in County Offaly in Ireland. His family are the
McCarthys who settled there generations ago.
Thomas McCarthy come from a long line of old traditional singers and musicians who kept the tradition of singing strong.
He has been named the Traditional Singer of the Year in the Gradam Ceoil Awards 2019.
twitter.com/McCarthy_singer
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