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Goodbye Paulie – Corrigan Brothers pay musical Tribute to Paul O’ Connell

Posted by newsdesk1 on February 10, 2016 · Leave a Comment 

Corrigan Brothers the band from Puckane  who have charted all over the world with hits such as “Theres no one as Irish as Barack Obama and the Ballad of Rory McIlroy” release “Goodbye Paulie” as a musical tribute to Paul O ‘Connell on his retirement.   Guitarist Brian Corrigan said ” Paul has been such […]

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