#Irish band

[rebelacrobat]

I am neither brat nor demure, I am Desire by Fontaines D.C

[nugothrhythms]

"Ether" by Dublin, Ireland-based indie post punk act Scattered Ashes off of their 2024 release All That Is Solid Melts Into Air

[dame-shambles]

Fontaines D.C. - I Love You (Glastonbury 2022)

Fontaines DC "I love you"

Glastonbury 2022

[byler-alarmist]

If I could, you know I would

[machazer]

God comes from Ireland 🤭🙄🙄😋

[mikmantobe]

when I ramble down

in my paltry crown

i hear that things will change

but nothing will change

and you tumble down

in your tattered gown

they say things will change

but nothing will change

through the loss, the pain

of the love you'll gain

through the years of strain

of the life to gain

through the loss, the pain

of the life

you can drink your wine

oh, from your earthly vines

they say things will change

but nothing will change

through the loss, the pain

of the love you'll gain

through the years of strain

of the life to gain

through the loss, the pain

of the life

JJ72 // City // I To Sky // 2002

[spilladabalia]

Your Heterosexual Violence - A Song From The Bottom Of The Heart

[harrywavycurly]

You know what I really miss about One Direction? Everything.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

The Cranberries – Zombie

[rebelacrobat]

Happy birthday Guggi, thank you for embracing your madness and showing us new forms of beauty (photos: Jazz Archiv Hamburg, unknown, ShowBiz Ireland, Barry McCall)

[thedepartmentofdiscoveries]

The Virgin Prunes - Photo by Ursula Steiger.

September 28, 1978: THE VIRGIN PRUNES are one of the new bands that have sprung from the clubs in Dublin, Ireland. They're members of the same social set that count U2 among their number and have been playing together since the end of 1977. The Virgin Prunes are Gavin Friday (Fionan Hanvey) and Guggi (Derek Rowen) on vocals, Strongman (Trevor Rowen) on bass, Pod (Anthony Murphy) on drums, Dik Evans on bass (U2's Dave "The Edge" Evans' brother) and Dave-id (David Watson) on vocals.

Great article on the band:

[tetragonia]

Joe Toye's son about his father:

"He was a pretty religious guy and went to church every Sunday. He was even in a choir when he was young. He was always grateful for what he had. They portrayed him in the series as a quiet, almost morose kind of guy, but growing up, I saw another side of him. He wasn’t a backslapper, but he had a pretty good sense of humor. Babe and Malarkey both said that when the bullets started flying, my dad sang Irish songs."

I had chills reading this passage. Joe was amazing :')

[dame-shambles]

Fontaines D.C. - Favourite (Official Video)

Fontaines DC "Favourite"

[aeolianblues]

I fucking love that Kneecap got picked up by Sony for this film, it’s the fucking funniest thing ever. Because Kneecap are just uncompromising, they’ll do exactly what they’ve always done, that’s what the film does too, and now Sony Classic Pictures is having to go along with putting out little promo clips of the Kneecap lads talking straight to the audience encouraging and explaining the Irish word for cocaine with tips on how to safely do it. And what can Sony say? Anything not touching on it cuts out like 60% of the film

[paintinganangel]

zombie (music video) by The Cranberries