The Queally Sisters
Aoibheann and Pamela Queally from Kilmaley, Co. Clare (Concertina and Fiddle): a true representative of West Clare music,
launching their new album in 2019. The pair have grown up playing music together, being influenced by the rhythmic and melodic style of Clare tradition.
"I hear the music of Aoibheann and Pamela, I am smiling.
The foot is tapping, and I am right there with them."
- Luka Bloom
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