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After a fantastic New Year's Eve performance in Nenagh, The Druids are set to return to The Abbey Court Hotel in Nenagh and do it all over again on March 22.
The Druids, who are winners of the prestigious Irish Folk Music Award for Best Live Act, have been enchanting audiences since their formation in 2008 by founding members Mick O'Brien and Gary Lawlor. Over the years, the band has evolved with the addition of master accordion player Neil Harney from Athlone and Dublin guitarist Kevin Rooney, who preserves the timeless tradition of Irish guitar playing.
Hailing from Ireland, The Druids are renowned for their captivating live performances and have established themselves as a touring sensation, having extensively toured the USA, UK, Scotland, and Europe. Their music transcends boundaries, weaving tales of Irish history and culture into an emotional journey for their audience.
Tickets for this unmissable show are on sale now at reception in The Abbey Court Hotel.
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