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Ralph McTell Time Drift of the Road

Concert
Wednesday 23 - Thursday 24 April 2025

€34 + Facility Fee

Ralph Mctell 2025

Legendary British singer-songwriter Ralph McTell will embark on his most extensive tour of Ireland to date in 2025. As a stalwart of the folk scene for over five decades, McTell's music continues to resonate with fans of all generations.

With 2025 marking Ralph's 80th year, this tour represents a milestone not just in life, but in his extraordinary career. Composer of the Ivor Novello award winning, international hit song 'Streets of London', McTell is still passionate about performing and views this tour as a celebration of longevity, artistry, and the continued love for live music.

Reflecting on his upcoming dates, Ralph shares:

"I have been doing shows in Ireland for many years. Firstly in Belfast in 1969 and later in Dublin, eventually getting around the whole country, but it has taken a while to do a national tour. In 2025, I shall be undertaking my biggest and most comprehensive set of dates around Ireland ever. My 2023 tour was hugely enjoyable, and 2025 is going to be a real celebration. I'm looking forward to it already"

'Time Drift of the Road' promises to be a moving celebration of both life and song. 

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