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Bold O'Donaghue
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Spancill Hill
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Soft She Lies
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Belfast Mill
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Rocky Road to Dublin
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The Weary Rover
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Come My Little Son
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Clare to Here
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For This They died?
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Love is Pleasing
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Kevin McCormack Seattle, Washington
Hailing from Ireland, Celtic singer-songwriter Kevin McCormack's shows have been described as "high energy, upbeat and boisterous." Currently touring in the states extensively, McCormack's passionate singing and storytelling, driving delivery and tongue in cheek banter make lively and memorable gigs. ... more
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