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Music's Door (feat. Roy Taylor)
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I'll Be Home for Christmas
Finbar Furey & David O'Connor
The Galway Shawl
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Moments in Time
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Sweet Liberty of Life
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She Moved Through the Fair
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Outbreak of Peace (feat. Finbar Furey, Brendan Williams & Greg French)
Francie Conway
Blue Jewel in the Sky (feat. Áine Furey)
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I Was Further Than I Thought I Was
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Michael Power
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Paddy Dear
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Walking With My Love (feat. Finbar Furey)
Mary Black
September Said Goodbye
Finbar Furey
She Wants to Ride Horses
Finbar Furey
Sarah Waits
Finbar Furey
I Remember You Singing This Song Ma
Finbar Furey
Thank You for Everything
Finbar Furey
Lament for John
Finbar Furey
Co-Exist
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Albums
Moments in Time
Finbar Furey
Don't Stop This Now
Finbar Furey
The Slender Promise. Inspirational Music on the Flute & Uilleann Pipes
Finbar Furey
The Lonesome Boatman
Finbar Furey
The Wind and the Rain
Finbar Furey
Prince of Pipers
Finbar Furey
No Farewells, No Goodbyes
Finbar Furey
Singles & EPs
I'll Take a Glass
Finbar Furey
Kitty
Finbar Furey
Music's Door
Roy Taylor & Finbar Furey
Blue Jewel in the Sky (feat. Aine Furey)
Finbar Furey
Sweet Liberty of Life
Finbar Furey
Dan O' Hara
Finbar Furey
I'll Be Home for Christmas
Finbar Furey & David O'Connor
Featured in
St. Patrick's Day
Appearances
Galway Bay: Irish Folk Traditions
Various Artists
Duets
Mary Black
After Hours, Vol. 2
Black 47
Mychal (feat. Finbar Furey)
Black 47
Hidden Gems
Francie Conway
Irish Heartland
Nathan Carter
Donnybrook Fair (feat. Finbar Furey)
Nathan Carter
Union (Deluxe)
Damien Dempsey
Sacred Earth
Sharon Shannon
1916 Easter Rising Centenary Commemoration Collection
Various Artists
Biography
Finbar Furey is a multi-instrumental folk musician, who was born on 28 September 1946 in Dublin City, Ireland. He is best known for his band of brothers The Fureys who were formed in Ballyfermot, Dublin, where they grew up.