Music & Lyrics by John Renbourn Performed by Róisín Ward Morrow and Breifne Holohan Arranged by Breifne Holohan with Róisín
A live performance by Sean Mathews & Breifne Holohan as part of An Táin Arts Centre’s Facebook Live Concert series.
Written by Dan Seals and Rafe Van Hoye Arranged by Breifne Holohan Vocals – Orla McDermott Piano, guitar, orchestral programming
Welcome to Ballsgrove is the single and title track from Sean Mathews’ upcoming album. Video & Editing: Conor McGuinness /
‘From this Tree’ from the album, Entitled Untitled. This performance was part of the Solo@Home series produced by the Droichead
Live performance of triskelion at the Purple Sessions, Boyle’s of Slane. June 21st, 2018. Produced by Gerry Hodgers, creator and
music by Breifne Holohan film by Líadan Holohan Filmed at the Droichead Arts Centre, Drogheda, Co. Louth. November, 2015.
Written by Leonard Cohen. Joseph O’ Meara – Vocals, Piano Darren Rooney – Bass Brendan Berrill – Drums Breifne Holohan
Breifne Holohan & Roger Hudson from San Francisco Dreaming. Though born in London, I was evacuated at age 3 with
A film about ‘Artists Arising’, an event held at Millmount Museum on the 24th April, 2016 to commemorate the 1916
Promotional video for Launch Day by Kelly-Abbott Dance Theatre. Music: Hammer to the Bell (excerpt) by Breifne Holohan. Read more…
Uisneach perform ‘The Water is Wide’ live at Millmount. Video by Liz King The water is wide, I can’t cross
An excerpt from a residency with Sarah Ryan at Dance Ireland in April 2015. Choreography – Sarah Ryan Dancers –
Excerpt from The Dream Work by the Collaborative Artists Company. Music: six-string drum by Breifne Holohan, featuring musicians
Promotional video for The Dream Work by the Collaborative Artists Company. Music: visions of half-sleep (excerpt) by Breifne
Uisneach perform ‘Caledonia’ live at the Purple Sessions, Boyles of Slane. I don’t know if you can see The changes
Breifne Holohan & Vivienne Byrne A collaborative project between composer and musician Breifne Holohan and artist Vivienne Byrne. A conversation