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Низкие своды и арки паба Molly Shelter создают незабываемое ощущение уюта. Интерьер этого бар нельзя назвать классическим Ирландским, ведь стены практически не украшены флажками и картинами. Но здесь Вы полностью отстранитесь от внешней суеты. Время пробежит незаметно и приятно.
Пивное меню нашего паба очень вкусное и разнообразное. Вы обязательно найдете лучшее пиво для себя, будь то классический тёмный «Guinness» или лёгкий «Harp». А, может быть, Вам понравится эль «Kilkenny» с оригинальным красноватым оттенком, цвет которого объясняется использованием небольшого количества специально обработанного солода. В любом случае выбор наших алкогольных напитков со всего света огромен – Вы будете в восторге!
Сотрудники нашего паба всегда приветливы и любезны, а наши повара не оставят Вас голодным. Тёплая атмосфера, фоновая музыка, отличное меню и аскетичный интерьер - всё способствует беззаботному отдыху и релаксу!
![Irish rebel songs. Irish rebel music is a sub genre of Irish folk music, with much the same instrumentation, but with lyrics about the fight for Irish freedom, people who were involved in liberation movements, Celtic unity, and attacks on the 'British invaders'. It has also being used to record history and historical events in song. This is not confined to Irish history though, but includes the exploits of the Irish Brigades who fought for both France and Spain, and also those who fought during the American civil war.
Irish rebel music has occasionally gained international attention. The Wolfe Tones' version of A Nation Once Again was voted the number one song in the world by BBC World Service listeners in 2002.[2] Many of the more popular groups recently such as Eire Og (band), Athenry (band), Shebeen (band), etc. are from Glasgow. The Bog Savages of San Francisco are fronted by an escapee from Belfast's Long Kesh prison who made his break in the September 1983 Great Escape by the I.R.A.
The parody band Ding Dong Denny O'Reilly and the Hairy Bowsies satirize this musical genre with songs such as The Craic We Had the Day We Died For Ireland.
Music of this genre has often courted controversy with some of this music effectively banned from the airwaves in the Republic of Ireland in the 1980's. More recently, Derek Warfield's music was banned from Aer Lingus flights, after the Ulster UNIОNist politician Roy Beggs Jnr. compared their songs to the speeches of Osama bin Laden
It's a group for those who love Ireland with its culture and music, or just those whose life is rebellion.;)](https://sun9-6.userapi.com/impf/c1069/g406537/b_f1da10fe.jpg?quality=96&as=32x32,48x48,72x72&sign=05dbc96db471fdad131246b1364f3963&u=TWSPlbWr6N48T8z2viudPquE_fp6HFVzj1gDM4QliHY&cs=480x480 "Irish rebel songs. Irish rebel music is a sub genre of Irish folk music, with much the same instrumentation, but with lyrics about the fight for Irish freedom, people who were involved in liberation movements, Celtic unity, and attacks on the 'British invaders'. It has also being used to record history and historical events in song. This is not confined to Irish history though, but includes the exploits of the Irish Brigades who fought for both France and Spain, and also those who fought during the American civil war.
Irish rebel music has occasionally gained international attention. The Wolfe Tones' version of A Nation Once Again was voted the number one song in the world by BBC World Service listeners in 2002.[2] Many of the more popular groups recently such as Eire Og (band), Athenry (band), Shebeen (band), etc. are from Glasgow. The Bog Savages of San Francisco are fronted by an escapee from Belfast's Long Kesh prison who made his break in the September 1983 Great Escape by the I.R.A.
The parody band Ding Dong Denny O'Reilly and the Hairy Bowsies satirize this musical genre with songs such as The Craic We Had the Day We Died For Ireland.
Music of this genre has often courted controversy with some of this music effectively banned from the airwaves in the Republic of Ireland in the 1980's. More recently, Derek Warfield's music was banned from Aer Lingus flights, after the Ulster UNIОNist politician Roy Beggs Jnr. compared their songs to the speeches of Osama bin Laden
It's a group for those who love Ireland with its culture and music, or just those whose life is rebellion.;)")
