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PJ Hernon, the multi-All Ireland winning accordion player, was born into a traditional music family in Carna, Connemara. PJ is now living in Gurteen, Co. Sligo.
On Wednesday, August 23 at 8pm, PJ with his family and friends presents a concert in the Coleman Music Centre.
On the occasion of this unique concert, PJ will be joined by his sons, Domhnaill, a renowned fiddle player in his own right and Séamus, who is a very fine flute player and the very talented Eoin on Banjo.
PJ Hernon is a name known well to traditional music fans. He’s got a couple of solo albums of renown to his name, such as “P.J. Hernon” and “First House in Connaught”.
This concert comes highly recommended with their special rendition of Connemara and Sligo
music and it is only on rare occasions that there is an opportunity to enjoy the Hernon Family in the lovely setting of the Coleman Centre.
Tickets €15 or call 071 9182599 or visit our website www.colemanirishmusic.com.
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