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Moshing, pushing and sweating: 'Being at the front of a Pogues gig was heaven for me'

In his hedonistic heyday in London and beyond, Declan Bogue was obsessed with Shane MacGowan and The Pogues.

Tears on our cheeks but the songs will live on

Remembering Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan

The singer brought a sound and instrumentation that borrowed heavily from Irish traditional music, but played with a thoroughly modern punk-rock fury. It was a genre that really didn’t exist until MacGowan landed there, writes Jim Sullivan.

The Tipperary cottage that made a punk rock icon

I love the way Shane talks about Irish Catholicism because I think that is something that is absolutely essential to who he is says Ann Scanlon, author of The Pogues - The Lost Decade.

Shane MacGowan and Sinead O'Connor's Enduring Friendship

The two Irish singers interacted like siblings, speaking of each other warmly, but needling each other, too.