The Moneyglass Ceili Band - Ceili Band
This Ceili band is based in Co. Antrim, Mid-Ulster Northern Ireland and is primarily comprised of family members. The band has over 25 years experience playing at Irish and Scottish ceilidhs/ceilis, weddings, church functions, school formals, private parties, barn dances, corporate functions and other social events. They play a range of Irish and Scottish ceilidh dances with waltzing and jiving in between the ceilidh dances to add a bit of variety if needed.
Oliver, from Co. Tyrone, provides versatile guitar playing and vocals for a good mix of old tyme waltzs, country and even some rock 'n' roll music if requested.
John provides further variety in the band with tunes on the low whistle and uilleann pipes. John has many years experience with different bands and can play a wide variety of tunes from many different genres, blending in well with the dance music and singing.
Ceilidhs (or ceilis) have been growing in popularity at weddings in particular, as the dances involve everyone - from the young to the not so young.
The instruments in the band include the midi accordion, fiddle, low whistle, guitar and drums. There is always a singer to provide a bit of variation from the ceilidh dance music if required.
No experience of ceilidh dancing is necessary as all the dances are called out and explained before the dance begins, and all the way through until you are exhausted - and happy!
DJ entertainment to finish off the evening can be easily organised by the band.
Daytime drinks reception packages available from the lower rate of £525
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“Thank you so much for playing at our wedding! Everyone had such a great time. The dance floor was never empty and everyone has spoken so highly about you. You targeted our guests perfectly with it being a Irish/Scottish wedding. You got everyone up on the dance floor and we would still be dancing now if you hadn't stopped playing!! You were such a great help on the lead up to the day by providing a microphone for our speeches and harpist. Thank you so much and we hope to see you playing again soon.
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