The Irish Goatwhisperer's

24/01/2024

Hunting the Haggis 👀

01/12/2023

I found this recording I did a few years ago with me playing all the instruments.
Might play it tomorrow night before the Young Wolfe Tones gig at London Irish Canadian Cultural Society.
Not sure if there are any tickets left.

Anti war song. First published in London in 1867 and written by Joseph B. Geoghegan, a prolific English songwriter. Originally seen as humorous, the song today is considered a powerful anti-war song.

21/10/2023

Hup!

18/10/2021

23/05/2020

Happy Thirsty Thursday! 🍻

PlanetBeer.net

31/03/2020

Pretend to be a goat while we whisper to you.
In these uncertain times we are at a loose end with no prospect of a live gig.
Luckily we are world renowned for our whispering techniques.
Unfortunately we don't have access to real goats (they smell anyway)
Applicants must be willing to twitch their ears and make goat noises.
Large ears are an advantage but required. Nanny goats need not apply.
Knowledge of the Billy Goats Gruff is a prerequisite.

29/03/2020

How to make a garbage bag out of bagpipes. 🐏☘

22/03/2020

Here it is our demo tape. Good for a laugh if you are not a sensitive banjo player 🙂

https://youtu.be/TMKow4YM6BY

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01/11/2019

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31/10/2019

Happy Halloween! 🦇🐐🦇

13/10/2019

Faoladh | Werewolves of Ireland

The Irish werewolf is different from the Teutonic or European werewolf, as it is really not a “monster” at all. Unlike its continental cousins, this shapeshifter is the guardian and protector of children, wounded men and lost persons. According to some ancient sources, the Irish werewolves were even recruited by kings in time of war. Known in their native land as the faoladh or conriocht, their predatory behaviour is typical of the common wolf, not beneath the occasional nocturnal raid.

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21/09/2019

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15/09/2019

Session on tomorrow!

06/09/2019

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