in March 2010, followed by their début album Love, Life & Limb later that year. His video for his song ”Come On" won Best Music Video at LA Film and Script Festival. Brian and Lance are sons of folk singer Larry Hogan and artist Róisín Daly. His 2014 album is Ten Stories Tall. Dave Hingerty has toured and recorded with many bands, most notably Josh Ritter, The Frames, The Swell Season, Eric Eckhart and Gráda. He founded the Irish Drum Academy ten years ago, which continues to thrive in Temple Lane Studios. He is also a skilled photographer and has worked with the likes of Iggy Pop, The Beastie Boys and Kings of Leon. Along with studio engineer/producer Anthony Gibney Dave released a collaborative album in 2020 Side 4 Collective. James Mahon was a founding member of short-lived band Cirrus, and is a former member of the Afro Celt Sound System. He earned Masters in Music Performance in the University of Limerick. Emeritus members Colm Mac Con Iomaire was a founding member who left in 1991 to join Glen Hansard and The Frames. Following Glen and Marketa Irglova's success with the soundtrack to John Carney's film Once, Colm joined the touring band for the film music of The Swell Season. In 2008 he released his first solo album The Hare's Corner/Cúinne an Ghiorria to wide acclaim. His subsequent releases are Anois an Aimsir/And now the Weather (2015) and The River Holds its Breath - Tost ar an Abhann (2020). Ed Kelly moved to Scotland, having toured with the band for a number of years and having recorded Mind the Gap with the group. He is an active musician on the Scottish jazz circuit. Lance Hogan was born in Limerick in 1969 and grew up in Dún Laoghaire, Co. Dublin. He is a music producer, composer and multi-instrumentalist. He has toured with Dead Can Dance and has worked with U2 and Oscar-winning director Neil Jordan. Eóin Dillon (piper). Originally a cabinet maker, he taught woodwork on Tory Island before embarking on an apprenticeship with pipe maker Cillian Ó Briain. He has released 3 solo albums, The Third Twin (2005), The Golden Mean (2010) & most recently "Pondelorum" (2016) shortly after his departure from the band. Eóin O'Brien plays bass and guitar, and wrote the heavy metal song "Just Another Bloodletting Day" from the highly acclaimed album Straight in No Kissin. He