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Eamonn Costello

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The Strayaway Child
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The Strayaway Child
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Released: Jan 1, 2009
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University of Limerick

Village Art Centre Killworth

General Info

  • Genre: Acoustic / Folk / Other

    Location Limerick, Limerick, Ir

    Profile Views: 12552

    Last Login: 11/22/2011

    Member Since 7/20/2009

    Website boscaceoilandfiddle.com

    Record Label Keystone Records Ireland

    Type of Label Indie

  • Bio

    Eamonn Costello is originally from An Cheathrú Rua in Connamara, but is now living in Limerick City. He has a B.A in Irish Music and Dance from the University of Limerick, and an M.A in Ethnomusicology from University College Cork. Eamonn and Cathal Clouhessy, from Fedamore in Co. Limerick, are in the process of releasing an album of Irish traditional music on their own label. The album is called Bosca Ceoil (lit. music box) and fiddle; on the album, Eamonn plays the button accordion (bosca ceol/ceoil) and Cathal plays the fiddle. They are joined on a number of tracks by Rodney Lancashire on bouzouki and mandolin. Rodney is originally from Cotehill Co. Cavan, but currently lives in Sligo. ..Profile Edited by MPS MySpace Editor 2.0........

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    The Box and fiddle blend perfectly together note for note ...'Eileen McCabe -Irish Music Magazine. ' It's not every day a debut cuts through the ether with such razor-sharp precision …Pin-prick precision crossed with musical curiosity'. Siobhán Long -The Irish Times '[..] reaches the emotional core […]' John Regan - Irish Music Magazine 'Costello […], in cahoots with Clohessy produces music that both lifts the spirit and sets the toes tapping.' Geoff Wallis- Froots Clohessy and Costello are certainly a pair to watch for the future. Alex Monaghan- Folk-World

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