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Free Outdoor Concert Held In Dublin In Honor Of July 4th

By: Jun. 22, 2010
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This fourth of July join in the musical celebrations in Temple Bar and celebrate US Independence day with an Irish Twist!

Well known for the quality of the Trad music performed there both during the popular award winning TRADFEST each January music is also performed throughout the year in many of Temple Bar's venues and pubs.

On the fourth July 2010 Temple Bar will mark US Independence Day with a very special free event in Central Bank Plaza. Join in the party atmosphere from, 1pm - 5pm with live music from renowned group BEOGA, with support from Cavan's finest Martin Donohue (winner of the Cavan 2010 Anglo-Celt Rehab Person of the Year) joined by Séan O Sé.

This afternoon of free entertainment is brought to you by TASCQ, the traders association in the area.

And that's not all. Pubs and restaurants will be offering special American style beers/menus and music as well as traditional Trad sessions throughout the day and evening. There will be lots to choose from with great promotions throughout Temple Bar, including €4 American Beers in the Porter House and great deals all around Temple Bar on American Style burgers and Hotdogs.

This Fourth of July enjoy some of the best of Irish Trad for FREE.

What you need to know:
Central Bank Plaza, Dublin 2
Trad on the fourth of July
Live music from 1pm - 5pm. Free for all the family.

Info on Beoga:
Wall Street Journal dubs Beoga as "the most exciting new traditional band to emerge from Ireland this century." Irish Music Magazine writes "In Beoga, the Irish music world found another prodigy... madcap genius, master craftsmen." Their distinctive sound is described by New York's Irish Echo as "a heady, virtually head-spinning sonic blend, stamping Beoga as perhaps the most audacious Irish band rooted in trad today." The Irish American News lauds the "energy, drive, intelligent creativity, wit and real musicianship" declaring, "this is the freshest take on the tradition," and the Boston Globe ranks Beoga "as innovative as Celtic music mavericks Solas and Lunasa," There 2009 album ‘The Incident' was shortlisted for a GRAMMY award nomination for 2010 in the Best Contemporary World Music Album category.



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