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1. www.nenaghguardian.ie › 2020/05/21 › nenagh-is-the'Nenagh is the place for me' - local man's ode to hometown

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   May 21, 2020 · ‘Nenagh is the Place’ was written by Greg for the Nenagh 800 song competition. While he released it last September, the song is enjoying increased circulation on social media at the moment with around 21,000 views between Facebook and You Tube. “I just decided to do it when the competition came up,” Greg said of penning the song.

2. cathieryan.com › news › songs-from-nenagh-castle-to2024! Songs from Nenagh Castle to Welcome in the New Year

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   Oct 7, 2023 · Here are three songs to welcome in the New Year sung at Nenagh Castle in County Tipperary (13th century) as part of a magical evening presented by The Dromineer Nenagh Literary Festival with author Robert O’Byrne and poet Vona Groarke.

3. www.nenaghguardian.ie › 2023/12/13 › songs-from-theSongs from the heart and soul of a Nenagh man

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   Dec 13, 2023 · The famous songwriter Brendan Graham with his godmother and aunt Nancy Whelan in the grounds of Nenagh Castle in July 1945. Brendan spent his early childhood in Nenagh where Nancy and her sisters were proprietors of a sweet and provisions shop in Kickham Street.

4. www.traditionalmusic.co.uk › irish-folk-music › irishIrish Songs With Chords - Any Tipperary Town

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   Chorus. Leave me on the road to Nenagh. Where the rippling Shannon calls. And the Arra Mountains join the Silvermines. I'll be happy too in Cahir. Where the Galtee shadows fall. I'm at home in any Tipperary Town. I relive again the memory. Of days I used to know. Ere I let my wandering dreams invade my mind. In that little town of Emly.

5. www.nenaghguardian.ie › 2023/08/18 › nenaghs-linkNenagh’s link with great songs | Nenagh Guardian

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   Aug 18, 2023 · Two brothers who captured national headlines after they were honoured for writing the famous Irish song ‘Grace’ are sons of a native of Nenagh – a town that has strong links with some of the world’s most renowned songwriters.

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7. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksNenagh, a town that has taken art to its heart - The Irish Times

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   Nov 6, 2018 · Nenagh, a town that has taken art to its heart. Julian Gough on making his peace with his home town, as it hosts Switch, an arts festival. Julian Gough, left, and Donal Ryan in Nenagh. Tue Nov 06...

8. www.irishtimes.com › ireland › 2023/12/08Shane MacGowan bows out as thousands line streets on a rainy ...

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   Dec 8, 2023 · Shane MacGowan bows out as thousands line streets on a rainy day in Nenagh. Town turns out to welcome singer home for the last time as wife Victoria Mary Clarke delivers eulogy. Expand. The...

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   Is Nenagh a good place for art?

   • And Main Street was Pearse Street was Castle Street, depending on the age and politics and mood of the person you talked to. If ambiguity is at the heart of art, Nenagh was a fine incubator for artists. Nenagh even managed to have a dysfunctional but artistic relationship with its own river.

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   Who is the most famous songwriter with Nenagh links?

   • SHANE MACGOWAN Of course, the most famous songwriters and singers with Nenagh links is Shane McGowan of The Pogues whose late mother Therese (née Lynch) grew up in Carney Commons where MacGowan spent a lot of his childhood summers.

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   Does Nenagh have a river?

   • Nenagh even managed to have a dysfunctional but artistic relationship with its own river. The Nenagh river ran, not quite through, but around the eastern edge of the town proper. It was almost as though it was avoiding the town – and, given the way it was treated, you wouldn’t blame it.

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   Is Nenagh a good place to grow up?

   • Nenagh. There are huge advantages to growing up in a town that has no tradition at all of knowingly creating original art in any medium. There is tremendous freedom. With my best friend, Kevin McGee, I edited and wrote the first magazine in our school’s history (it was banned after one issue).

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   Why did Nenagh not have a cinema?

   • Nenagh didn’t have a cinema, because some kids had – in the great tradition of O’Carroll and Sarsfield – burnt it down a few years earlier, allegedly during a matinee that had gotten out of hand; but, years later, I saw the beautiful, disturbing, art films of Louis Buñuel.

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   What happened to Nenagh?

   • The entire town ceased to exist in the 14th century – it just faded away; everybody left; perhaps they all became artists – and so they had to start the town up again from scratch in the 16th century. That Nenagh was burnt down in 1550, by O’Carroll. And burnt down again in 1688 by Patrick Sarsfield.

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