
Dónall Donnelly (Fiddle)
Dónall Donnelly is a talismanic fiddle-player who adds a dynamism and drive to the unique sound of Tremolo. Growing up in the rich fiddle tradition of Co. Tyrone, Dónall quickly developed a reputation for his technical virtuosity and style. Since becoming ‘Fiddler of Dooney’ champion he has gone on to tour worldwide, supporting bands like Capercaille, the Michael McGoldrck band and playing festivals ranging from Womad to Celtic Connections.
Dónall was invited to play with the legendary Dutch bandoneonist Carel Krayenhof in the world-famous ‘Concertgebouw’- Holland’s National Concert Hall. This remarkable showcase of Dutch composition and Irish music featured the much-loved Irish balladeer Niamh Parsons and was hailed as a successful fusion of international musical cultures. Dónall has appeared on BBC radio and television programmes including ‘An Stuif Ceart’ and RTE 1’s the ‘Reel Deal’.
Whilst possessing a consummate technical ability and energy, Dónall’s playing retains a sweetness and subtlety that oozes personality, energy and warmth.
The North Wind
This St Patrick’s Day in Mulligans
Experience the Fiery Fusion of Irish & Scottish Folk Fiddle!
Two of the most electrifying folk fiddlers from Ireland and Scotland come together in a groundbreaking musical collaboration, weaving the rich traditions of their homelands into an exhilarating new sound.
With the raw energy of Irish reels meeting the haunting beauty of Scottish airs, their performances ignite a journey through centuries-old melodies, reinvented with passion, precision and a fearless creative spirit.
Expect dazzling harmonies, driving rhythms and breathtaking improvisations, as these two virtuosos push the boundaries of traditional music while staying true to its deep-rooted soul. Whether trading tunes in a wild session-style explosion or blending their styles in fresh, innovative arrangements, this duo promises an unforgettable experience for folk music lovers everywhere.
Two nations. Two master musicians. One thrilling new sound.