Electric Ceili
	Theo
	An Triuir
	Frank Cullen
	Andrew Mann

An Triuir

In Irish the word “Triuir” means “Three” or in this context Trio.

Here we certainly have a unique Trio within the Irish music Genre. Comprising three virtuoso musicians playing Uileann Pipes, Low whistles, Guitar and Piano, An Truir is a perfect ensemble for your Reception or Banquet entertainment.

An Triuir has a world of experience and professionalism between them. They have individually performed at Festival and Corporate functions all over the world. They also have many C.D. Recordings and T.V. performances to their credit. Their musicianship has character and sparkles with nuances of individuality that is truly unique to this Trio.

The program is Instrumental and varied. One moment the excitement of fiery Irish Reels and Jigs mixed with beautiful Baroque period O’ Carolan pieces and then perhaps the melodies of well know Irish Songs like Carrick Fergus. One may feel extremely Irish and proud when touched by the melodies and magic of this ensemble. You can sit back, relax and enjoy your meal or that beautiful glass of champagne and be entertained with a touch of class.

Gary Roche is an extremely talent musician who over the years has developed his craft to a level of superfluous skill. Gary began playing the Uileann Pipes when he was 8 years old at the Cork Pipers Club, where he still tutors whenever he gets the chance....

Tim Murray is a Tipperary man with his own inimitable style of guitar playing. From a rhythm and blues background, based in Waterford, Tim performed as vocalist and electric guitarist with many bands on the local and national gigging scene. Tim then graduated into the realm of classical guitar attaining qualifications from Trinity College London. ...

Peter Eades At age 19, in the late seventies, Peter began his professional career playing in some of the top Irish show bands, including the ‘Miami’. In 1982, having had many years of experience and interest in the recording process, he and partner Jim Barry set up Irelands first mobile 24-track recording unit. Their first gig was recording ‘Thin Lizzy's’ last live concert in Dublin. Soon after, it was Christy Moore’s “Ride On” album, which has become a classic.