Steve Cooney | 'Sé Mo Laoch | TG4

'Sé Mo Laoch Season 10: Episode 1 of the series explores the life and music of Australian-born guitarist Steve Cooney.
Scéalta agus ceol mhórlaochra an cheoil agus na hamhránaíochta traidisiúnta in Éirinn atá i ‘Sé mo Laoch TG4. Déanfar cumas ceoil agus cruthaitheachta roinnt de na ceoltóirí agus na hamhránaithe is fearr aithne sa tír a cheiliúradh i ngach aon cheann de na cláir faisnéise aon uair an chloig seo, léirithe ag ANIAR TV. Is é an giotáraí ón Astráil, Steve Cooney, a bhí faoi chaibidil sa chéad chlár.
Since moving to Ireland from Melbourne in 1981, Steve Cooney has made a meteoric impact on traditional music in Ireland. Testament to this are the iconic groups and albums that Cooney has contributed to, from Sharon Shannon's first record to the seminal album 'Meitheal' with Seamus Begley to name but a few. Featured in this episode of 'Sé Mo Laoch are Iarla Ó Lionáird, Laoise Kelly, Caoilte Ó Cuanaigh, Dermot Byrne, Odhrán Ó Casaide and more.
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[@timcotter8879]

Steve is brilliant and I watched so much of Begley and Cooney over the years.

[@donnachamcgowan]

Steve is just amazing guitarist 👏

[@gerrytighe5716]

Cooney and Begley... brilliant

[@ljljlj1]

That’s a fact

[@MrMusicguyma]

Good info from an accompaniment master.

[@graememackay8727]

Great insight into the Kerry Polka

[@atc2889]

Anyone know the names of the first couple of tunes in the video

[@DamienDalton]

Can’t wait for this one.

[@davidbrennan3613]

Steve is a fantastic musican

[@patrickokeeffetraditionalm6091]

Laoch

[@FemaleDallasTexas]

He is so talented! Is he married?

[@davidbrennan3613]

Unreal talent

[@oliveroneill1388]

Seewwww. So swweeeew

[@hernangk2954]

whats the last phrase in irish that he says at the end?

[@danielosullivan4236]

Basically,"keep at it you bastard you" which is a complement

[@hernangk2954]

@@danielosullivan4236 thank you very much!!! do you know the words in irish?

[@oliveroneill1388]

Wjow .

[@oliveroneill1388]

Believe it or not .I and half of Ireland worked that out . Before you came back to our shores