CLMF25: John Francis Flynn & Paddy Hanna

Coughlan's, Douglas St.

Sat 27th Sep, 7:00 pm

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CLMF25: John Francis Flynn & Paddy Hanna
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CLMF25: John Francis Flynn & Paddy Hanna

Coughlan's

Sat 27th Sep, 7:00 pm

Coughlans Live Music festival '25

John Francis Flynn & guest Paddy Hanna.

John Francis Flynn latest album “Look Over the Wall, See the Sky” picks up where “I Would Not Live Always” left off. John masterfully unpicks traditional songs and rearranges them with an emotional force. They float in a surreal space between the past and the present, the analog and the digital, between love and tragedy..The unconventional use of instruments and jagged arrangements gives the work a magnetism by drawing you into its curious orbit of experimental folk.

Look Over The Wall, See The Sky is a re-imagining of traditional Irish music: powerful, hopeful and free. John Francis Flynn is a singer and multi-instrumentalist who creates contemporary music using traditional and folk material. His debut album “I Would Not Live Always” was released on Rough Trade imprint River Lea Records in 2020, earning rave reviews and winning 2 awards at the RTE Folk Awards.

Paddy Hanna

OYLEGATE, the new album from Paddy Hanna, is a journey through the euphoric highs and crushing lows of parenthood, delivered with his signature blend of melancholic wit and lush, off-kilter charm. Elation and exhaustion. Love and terror. The weight of responsibility and the strange, disorienting beauty of watching life unfold before your eyes.

After his fourth album, Imagine I’m Hoping, arrived to critical acclaim but not the mainstream success needed for him to continue on as a full-time musician, Hanna found himself at a personal and artistic low point. However, thanks to support from the Arts Council and the encouragement of his family, Hanna has returned as the intrepid captain of his own ship; he may not know the destination, but he’ll see us along the journey with his graceful pop sensibilities.

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Coughlan's
7 Douglas St.
+353 21 4961751