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Toner Quinn

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The Journal of Music in Ireland | News, Reviews and Opinion

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By Toner Quinn Verified
| The Journal of Music
I was one when the Bothy Band released their debut album in 1975, and 19 when I explored its invention. Musically, the album pulls away from Ó Riada and Planxty, combining the new aesthetic of rock and pop with traditional music. It was also only the second album released on the embryonic folk/pop label Mulligan, so it was a statement in many ways. Dónal Lunny and Mícheál Ó Domhnaill produced it, but the album code is LUN002 – his imprint is all over it.
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The Journal of Music in Ireland | News, Reviews and Opinion

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By CMAT's speech, Toner Quinn Verified
| The Journal of Music
It won’t be long before the publicity machines smooth down public discourse again, moving our critical attention away from the splintering of our communities, and the ongoing corporate seizure of our housing, music, writing and intelligence, but for now let us appreciate, once more, a young Irish artist cutting through the noise and speaking out about the world today.
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An Spidéal in a byelection We're caught between dereliction, development and a lack of vision

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By Toner Quinn Verified
| TheJournal.ie Verified
THERE USED TO be a marsh in the Gaeltacht village of An Spidéal where the birds would land. You could walk along the wall opposite Trá na mBan and see them. This piece of wild land extended into acres. When I heard that a hotel was planned for this spot, I was not surprised. The land has panoramic views of Galway Bay and County Clare. The developer spent five years getting planning permission and eventually succeeded.
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