Bourke, Ciaran b. February 18, 1935 d. May 10, 1988 Singer, Musician. He was a founder member of the popular and inluential Irish folk music group The "Dubliners", which formed at the start of the 1960's folk revival. He was a multi-instrumentalist, playing guitar, harmonica and tin whistle. He also took lead vocals on songs such as "Jar of Porter", "Roddy McCorly" and "Peggy Lettermore". He played on many albums with the band, including "Finnegan Wakes" in 1966 and "Live at the Albert Hall" in 1969. He toured worldwide with the band and they...[Read More] (Bio by: js) Bohernabreena Cemetery, Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
b. February 18, 1935 d. May 10, 1988