Energetic five-piece Ruaile Buaile to return to Limerick

The five-piece Ruaile Buaile will be performing in Caskplaceholder image
The five-piece Ruaile Buaile will be performing in Cask

RUAILE Buaile are set to bring their foot-stomping sounds to Limerick.

The five-piece twisted-trad band, based in the midlands of Ireland will be performing in Cask, on January 31.

Formed in 2011, Ruaile Buaile were joined by world renowned musician and fiddle player Cathal Guinan in 2021, followed by banjo player Seán Bourke in 2023.

Along with original members vocalist and guitarist Niall Kelly, percussionist Jack Godley and bassist Shane Lynam, the quintet are entertaining audiences with a bigger than ever sound.

After years of requests from fans at live show, Ruaile Buaile released their own version of the song, 'The Bog' in April 2023.

High tempo, rooted in tenor banjo and fiddle, with the group's unmistakable vocals - it's set to get the crowds moving and singing along.

They also released their own version of The Offaly Rover alongside a music video, which set the tone for the All-Ireland U-20 Final between Offaly and Cork back in June.

More recently, they joined forces with other groups for a charity Christmas single, with the classic Do They Know It's Christmas?

From upbeat old Irish favourites, ground thumping trad, and unique twists on recent day classics, this collective are bringing their energy to masses around Ireland and further afield.

In 2023, the band received a total of 2.1m streams on Spotify and has a total of 315.5k listeners in 149 countries.

Tickets are now on sale via casklimerick.com.

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