Sonny Condell is an Irish singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and graphic artist. He is mainly known as a member of the Irish bands Tír na nÓg and Scullion. An integral part of the Irish music scene since the early `70s, a musical career spanning 35 years, from the heady days with “Tír Na nÓg” which landed him on the biggest stages in the world, numerous solo albums, perhaps one of Ireland’s greatest songwriters, Sonny Condell is the real McCoy. Sonny Condell’s songs are melodic and thoughtful, often with a breeze of jazz or a rhythmic hint of traditional music. “Down In The City”, “Teeside”, the poptastic “Carol”, stunning lyrics, distinctive driving rhythm guitar. A prolific songwriter with 15 albums to his credit.

One of Ireland’s most renowned guitarists, Robbie Overson has played with just about everyone who’s anyone in this country. Back in the 70’s Robbie arrived in Dublin with a band from London called Rough Edge and for some reason stuck around and never went back with his band. Following stints with various acts (The Business, Maura O’Connell , Red Peters) he was asked to play with Scullion on Greg Boland’s departure and has been a regular feature since. During his rest periods with the Scullion he has played with Sean Keane, Ealenor Shanley, Eimear Quinn, Karan Casey, Mary Black, Yung Cheng Llhamo and occasional duets with Sonny.

Join us at Walters Dún Laoghaire this coming January to join two legends of the Irish music scene for one night only as part of TradFest 2026!

Limited tickets and early booking is advised*

TradFest is Proudly supported by Dùn Laoghaire Rathdown County Council