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Celebrities and unexpected musical faves

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  • 25-11-2019 4:51pm
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    bullpost
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    I see Francis Brennan has opened up about his love of The Clash and "London Calling" in particular.

    Any other celebs with unexpected musical preferences?


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    Declan A Walsh
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    I'm pretty sure that businessman and broadcaster Bobby Kerr mentioned his interest in punk music!

    Enda Kenny is a big Bruce Springsteen fan!
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    Birneybau
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    Brad Pitt loves Nick Drake. As do I.


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    NewbridgeIR
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    Sean Boylan being a good mate of Tony Wilson (Founder of Factory Records etc)


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    Declan A Walsh
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    NewbridgeIR wrote: »
    Sean Boylan being a good mate of Tony Wilson (Founder of Factory Records etc)

    Sean Boylan the former Meath manager? Is that really true? How did that happen?
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    NewbridgeIR
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    Declan A Walsh wrote: »
    Sean Boylan the former Meath manager? Is that really true? How did that happen?


    There were a few articles about it when Wilson died.

    In the mid-50s Sean Boylan's parents were in Manchester. They were going to see a consultant about the Da's Parkinson's disease. They were walking up a hill on the way to the clinic and a car pulled up - the driver noticed that Boylan's father was struggling. They offered them a lift. It was Tony Wilson's parents and Tony (aged 7) in the car. By the time they got to their destination, they were invited in for a cuppa afterwards and a friendship between the families started. Wilson was at Boylan's wedding, attended a good few Meath matches and Boylan was at his bedside when he died

    https://www.pressreader.com/ireland/sunday-independent-ireland/20070819/281646775748635


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