In Pictures: Rory Gallagher tribute night at Cork City Hall 

The Rory Gallagher night at Cork City Hall was part of a campaign to bring the late musician's guitar back to his hometown 
In Pictures: Rory Gallagher tribute night at Cork City Hall 

Cobh native Sean Long invokes the spirit of Rory Gallagher night at the City Hall in Cork on Sunday. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Cork City Hall rocked to the sound of Rory Gallagher on Sunday night for a gig attended by several generations of the legendary guitarist’s fans. Organised by Sheena Crowley of Crowley’s music store – where the late musician bought his famous Fender Stratocaster – the lineup included several musicians who played with or were influenced by Gallagher.

Among them was Gerry McAvoy - the Belfast bassist who played with Gallagher for more than 20 years - while Liam Ó Maonlaí of Hothouse Flowers was on MC duty at the Cork venue.

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