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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · Tom Gilmore

    TR finds it Hard to be Humble again! | Tuam Herald (opens the original)

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    TR Dallas is one of the veterans of the Irish Country scene who is still gigging regularly at a time when many of his contemporaries are only doing occasional guest spots. He has even released a new version of his biggest hit, It’s Hard to be Humble with a slightly different arrangement to the original. So why, after all those years, has TR Dallas (aka Tom Allen) decided to record a new version of his old hit from 1980? “To be honest it’s a bit of nostalgia really plus the fact that everyw

  2. Article · Sep 12, 2026 · Tom Gilmore

    It’s a first album for Cork singer Effie | Tuam Herald (opens the original)

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    YOUNG singer Effie Neill seems to have been successful for a lot longer than her tender years of 22 would suggest with hits such as her duet with Derek Ryan, Batten Down the Hatches, Dance like there’s Nobody Watching, Dixie Road and of course the one that started it all for her Country is the Best. But it is only now that the talented singer from the furthest point south in this island of Ireland, the Beara Peninsula in Cork, has released her first album appropriately titled Living My Dream w

  3. Article · Sep 11, 2026 · Tom Gilmore

    Stuart straddles many music genres | Tuam Herald (opens the original)

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    MAYO singer Stuart Moyles, from Ballina, is one of the few solo artists who can straddle the bigger festival dancing scene plus the social dancing circuit, as well as guesting on major theatre concerts. He is back recording with his latest single, Take My Hand, which was co-written by Stuart and another talented Mayo singer and songwriter Michael S. Togher. From watching him perform in a variety of music settings, he comes across as a dynamic and highly entertaining live performer who genuinely

  4. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Tom Gilmore

    Jack and Derek came West to film Plough On Paddy | Tuam Herald (opens the original)

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    Young Country singer enjoys a mix of new and classic hits They came from the East, not three wise men following a star as in biblical times, but two singing stars — Jack Keogh and Derek Ryan — to be filmed at the foot of Croagh Patrick performing their hit Plough On Paddy. It was Mayo singer-songwriter Gerry Carney, a co-writer of the song, who suggested the scenic setting and he acted as the character Paddy in the excellent, part humorous, yet poignant, video for the hit. Talking to The Tuam He

  5. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Tom Gilmore

    Gerry Guthrie follows in The Beatles footsteps | Tuam Herald (opens the original)

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    Before The Beatles took the music world by storm they did so in Liverpool. Now Gerry Guthrie and his band, who play in Tuam on Saturday September 5th, hope for Liverpool success soon by being the first Irish Country band to host a weekend in the Merseyside city. “We still do our weekends with guests in Irish destinations and play at holidays in the sun, but it will be a first for any Irish band when we host a weekend in the prestigious Adelphi Hotel right in the centre of Liverpool. We are delig

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