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Finding solutions. Reporter the bottom line he says it doesnt matter where you stand in the debate on the moratorium. Everyone is in agreement that Affordable Housing solutions are needed fast. But its clear its an issue dividing democrats. Were a very democratic city, big d and little d. But we have disagreements within our Democratic Party just like the Republican Party has disagreements within the Republican Party. [ screaming ] shame on you shame on you shame on you reporter the committee vo...

It was PARTY time Live at the Marquee on Friday night as The Coronas had Leeside in Funderland. On the Dublin band's third time performing under the tent, Da...

Joining Anton 'In conversation' is Coronas frontman, Danny O'Reilly. Together they discuss the ba...

Danny O’Reilly - also simply known as ‘Danny from the Coronas’ has expressed no desire to finish performing, with a new album coming soon. 

Check out some of our favourite Irish releases from the week below!

Renowned as one of the best live acts in Ireland, The Coronas are offering an early taste from their forthcoming eighth studio album with the release today (30) of the project’s first single, entitled “Speak Up.” The band has been recording with producer George Murphy (The Specials, Ellie Goulding, Mumford and Sons) at Eastcote Studios in London, where they have recorded previously, with the new album now planned f

Renowned as one of the best live acts in Ireland, The Coronas are offering an early taste from their forthcoming eighth studio album with the release of the project’s first single, entitled “Speak Up.” The single is an uplifting cry for help and guidance, a journey of lyrical positivity that builds from an intimate vocal to a huge chorus, bursting with instrumentation and harmony. “I suppose this is exactly what growth is,” sings a reflective Danny O’Reilly. Listen to the song her...

Family friendly event in Dublin features acts including Danny O’Reilly from The Coronas, Liam Ó Maonlaí and Ispíní na hÉireann

‘Speak Up’ will be released on April 30 before their new album which is set to be out this autumn.

It turns out the Irish songs you listen to on St. Patrick's Day could have a big impact on how good your Guinness tastes. Researchers have revealed the music that will make your beer taste sweet, sour or bitter.