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A tribute concert for two remarkable West Cork musicians has raised almost €5,000 for charity.

Sat, 13 Aug, 2016 - 01:00

Louise Roseingrave

The lives of recently deceased ‘Wonderful Life’ singer Colin Vearncombe, known professionally as Black, and Interference frontman Fergus O’Farrell were saluted during Skibbereen Arts Festival.

The two gifted artists, who formed the group DogTailSoup, died within days of each other earlier this year.

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Courts Place: West Cork Place: Rosscarbery Place: Schull Place: Cork Airport Place: Schull’s Main Street Person: Colin Vearncombe Person: Fergus O’Farrell Person: Vearncombe Person: Camilla Griehsel Vearncombe Person: Anne-Maria O’Connor Event: Skibbereen Arts Festival Organisation: DogTailSoup Organisation: Bru Columbanus Organisation: Vearncombes’Organisation: Knights of Columbanus Organisation: Department of Health Organisation: HSE Organisation: Cork City Council

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