McGranaghan says late Pady Moloney was ‘a giant of Irish traditional music world’



The Music and Entertainment Association says Paddy Moloney was a ‘giant’ who brought Irish music to all parts of the globe.

Tributes are being paid to the Chieftains musician, who’s died aged 83.

President Michael D Higgins said PaddyMoloney was at the forefront of the renaissance of interest in traditional music, bringing a greater appreciation of Irish culture internationally.

From Donnycarney in North Dublin, he was the founder and leader of the group, which was formed in 1962.

Donegal musician Matt McGranahan, Association spokesperson, says Paddy was a massive figure in traditional and folk music:



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