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Christy Moore: Christy Moore is an Irish folk singer/songwriter from Co.
Kildare.
In 2007 he was named 'Ireland's Greatest Living Musician' in RTE's 'People of the Year' Awards.
With a career spanning from 1969-2009 and 24 albums to his name, Christy Moore has seen much success.
He started his career as a founding member of the band 'Planxty' and went on to be a solo artist later, often including an Irish Republican tone to his lyrics.
His latest album 'Listen' was released in 2009.<
Christy Moore: Christy Moore live concert/gig at the wonderful Liverpool Philharmonic Hall venue in Liverpool, Merseyside, live on the 30 Oct 10. Details of supporting act unavailable for this event.
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Christy Moore at Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra in Liverpool, Merseyside on Saturday, 30 October 2010.
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