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Belfast, Northern Ireland. 5 Aug 2014 - Irish singer Frances Black sings at a concert for Feile an Phobail at Clonard Monastary Stock Photo - Alamy
Bellurgan Park,Dundalk,Ireland,4th May 2014,Booka Brass Band play on stage at Vantastival,in Bellurgan Park on May 4th Stock Photo - Alamy
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Paolo Nutini announces 'biggest ever tour' with Dublin and Belfast dates - Independent.ie
Hozier: 'If I wanted to make a f**king pop song, I would'
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The Irish indie pop band Kodaline performs a live concert at the European Border Breakers Awards
You Can Take This Land - song by St. Colman's Youth Club, Kilkeel | Spotify
Ireland Can-Linn feat Kasey Smith win Eurosong 2014 with Heartbeat
Duesseldorf, Germany. 02nd July, 2014. Niall James Horann of British-Irish band One Direction performs on stage during a concert at the Esprit Arena in Duesseldorf, Germany, 02 July 2014. It is the
Portishead coming back to Ireland after 17 years - Tanya Sweeney charts their evolution - Independent.ie
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List of number-one singles of 2014 (Ireland) - Wikipedia
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Jedward on song for pop at Eurovision: Irish Sun 14/10/2014 | Jed World News
Electric Picnic 2014: Blondie and Sinead O'Connor join festival line-up - Irish Mirror Online
Elton John, 3Arena, Dublin - 'deserves better than be written off as an arena-pop punch bag with a penchant for falling off stools' - Independent.ie
