Shanagolden | Seán Ó Sé & Mick Flannery | TG4

Check Seán Ó Sé & Mick Flannery out tonight Friday @ 21:25
Tá fear Bhéal Átha Leice i mbun amhránaíochta agus siamsaíochta le breis is 60 bliain -- ach is le Ceoltóirí Chualann faoi stiúir Sheáin Uí Riada a thuill sé cáil ar dtús, is dócha. Is óna leagan spreagúil den Phoc ar Buile sa tréimhse sin, a thuilleann an clár nua seo a theideal.

Iconic traditional singer Seán Ó Sé hosts a unique night of music and song with family and guests. Made a household name by his definitive recording of 'An Poc ar Buile', Seán has spent 6 decades in the public eye entertaining generations with his wide repertoire of traditional and folk songs. Songs like Carrickfergus, The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee and Beidh Aonach Amárach are among his life-long favourites and are included in this concert.
He is accompanied here by family and friends such as Mick Flannery, John Spillane, Jim Murray and Peadar Ó Riada.
Seo anois é i gcuideachta a chairde, Mick Flannery, John Spillane, Jim Murray agus Peadar Ó Riada, ag ceol, ag comhrá agus ag cuimhneamh ar 'na laetha a bhí'.
Múinteoir dílis ab ea é chomh maith le bheith ina phearsa poiblí agus ina amhránaí agus ba dheacair dó uaireanta, an dá a fhreastal, mar a mhíníonn sé sa gclár seo.
In the programme, Seán explains his choice of songs and talks about his childhood in Ballylickey in West Cork and how his talent for singing eventually led him to collaborate with his good friend, the late composer Seán Ó Riada.
Seán recalls his life serving two masters -- his job as a teacher, which he says always came first, and his singing. He traces the way his best-known song 'An Poc ar Buile' has been his passport to the world and gifted him with a singing career which has spanned six decades.