Liffey Light

If you'll forgive the LinkedIn-ese, I am very delighted to repost this review of our current album Jigs and Other Stories. Special thanks to Jackie Hayden.

Irish album reviews column in @theirishpost You're welcome, as always. @horslipsmusic @jcstewart @mattbenson @BYOHammer @OlafurArnalds & @thisistalos irishpost.com/entertainment/…

@hotpress Thank you @hotpress and Jackie Hayden.

Album Review: @liffeylight - Jigs and Other Stories "...a delightful potpourri of Irish trad, folk, jazz and progressive rock instrumentals..." hotpress.com/music/album-re…

@DeeNeeson1 @egan_sc Thank you Dee! Delighted to have so many from the Club there.

Lovely evening at the launch of Liffey Light Orchestra’s album Jigs & Other Stories - very enjoyable watching Irish dancing! Many thanks @egan_sc for the hospitality & the music.

Monthly Irish album reviews column in today's @IrishTimesCultr Take a bow... @vanmorrison @liffeylight #KeanKavanagh @BabaMusicFace #ASmyth @49thandMain irishtimes.com/culture/music/…

@majorvonwaldron - can you follow back and DM me as I would like to invite you to an album launch. Many tx.

@BBCSteveR @bbcworldservice Steve can you see if the BBC World Service would use this as their call-sign music? open.spotify.com/track/2DYiiaBz…

As a kid I loved listening to the BBC World Service (on 648 kHz I think). For a 10-year-old from Chingford it was a very special window on the world. So, for World Radio Day, I play some classic @bbcworldservice signature tunes. #WorldRadioDay

@adrianweckler Maybe try some @liffeylight music. open.spotify.com/artist/2gUZ4TN…

Light show on the Liffey tonight

@notqikipedia Was that a constant?

In 1874, Max Planck's teacher told him not to go into physics but to instead concentrate on setting up a timber merchants "for which your name is almost perfection."

@whiteheadednic Managed to get the last copy of A Famished Heart in Hodges Figgis - more needed! All best, Paul

@liffeystynx @AbbeyTheatre Beautifully put Jonathan. It was thanks to Derek and to Robert Dwyer-Joyce that I got my start as musician in the Abbey/Peacock with Manus and the Mighty Dragon, Christmas 1976. He'd allow us say ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.

From the mid 1970s to the mid 1980s, a comet streaked across the firmament of Irish theatre and its name was Derek Chapman. From Players in Trinity straight into the @AbbeyTheatre company (by way of Jesus Christ Superstar), his performances gained immediate raves –

@liffeystynx @whiteheadednic I walked out the main entrance of Trinity earlier tonight and instinctively looked right for the DU Players noticeboard and found that it's gone! 😕 #RareAulTimes

@eir Is there an Eir internet outage in Dublin? Resets and power-offs doing nothing.

Greetings all. 45 years ago today, the Liffey Light Orchestra performed the full Tubular Bells and Omnadawn. We were (still are!) contenders. ❤ m.facebook.com/story.php?stor…

@EDiamond136 Agreed. And for day trips, Belfast is hard to beat - W5, Titanic, Folk Park, Transport Museum, and the Crown Bar!

Sadly Max completely overlooked the North of Ireland….The wonderful Glens of Antrim, The Giants Causeway, The Mountains Mourne and the many hidden gems we have here in Northern Ireland…..Never overlook Ireland but visit us all 🤔👍

@NFitzPsychology Here's a contribution to the debate. 😉 youtu.be/YfHwqfft3bA

I met with Rachel in Happy Days last week after she asked me to give her some advice about size inclusivity - she’s playing a blinder and working so hard in that department. It was so heartening to see. Plus, the stuff she has is GORGEOUS. independent.ie/business/irish…

Shocked and very saddened at the news that the legend that is Brian Dunning has left us. Ceol na bhflaitheas go gcloisfeidh sé. Coladh sámh, a Bhríain dílis. x