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JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF IRISH MUSICANS IN SOLIDARITY FOR PALESTINE

#stopthegenocide

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irish MUSICIANS for palestine x bohs

Irish Musicians for Palestine is a collective of musicians using music, culture and community to raise awareness and funds for humanitarian aid for the people of Palestine.

In 2025, the Irish artists for Palestine collaborated with Bohemian football club to announce they would be hosting the Irish artists for Palestine event in Dalymount Park, reconsing a shared commitment to solidarity, community action, and using public platforms to respond to injustice The two collaborated to create a brand new large scale event in Bohemians Home Stadium in Dalynount Park on August 18th, hosting some of the biggest names in the Irish music scene.

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IRISH musicans in the west bank

Like many brave people, Groovlines frontman Tarach is a proud member of the Irish Musicians for Palestine collective. He has spent time in the West Bank at an Aida refugee camp, working with local children through music. It gives a beautiful insight into how music and culture can make a difference and connect people, even in the most dire of circumstances.

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