Irish Descendants Celebrate 35 Years with New Music
Celebrated Celtic folk band The Irish Descendants announce their 35th anniversary celebration featuring new music and a special holiday tour across Canada. Don't miss this historic musical journey!
Celebrated Celtic folk band The Irish Descendants announce their 35th anniversary celebration featuring new music and a special holiday tour across Canada. Don't miss this historic musical journey!
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