IN THE mid-1960s, somewhere in the working class area of the Liberties in Dublin, a six-year old boy heard The Dubliners for the first time. Flash-forward nearly three score years and that young boy, ...

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LAST year, that legendary ensemble The Dubliners celebrated no less than 40 years on the road. Not bad at all, you'd have to say, for a band that was actually never intended to be band at all, just a ...

Produced by Nathan Joseph; head of Transatlantic Records. There’s no denying the worldwide and lasting impact the Dubliners had on Irish folk music. Following on the tails of the success of The Clancy ...

Irish folk combo The Dubliners are now in the amazing 44th year of a career that has seen them release a top 20 single or album in the 60s, 80s and even the 00s, proving that they still seem to be as ...

Billy Connolly once called the Dubliners "folk music's Rolling Stones", but the rousing wild men of the Irish traditional scene sadly never reached their 50th anniversary in the same lucrative style.