Ciaran Ryan at Celtic Connections 2024

Ciaran Ryan played at the Old Fruitmarket, as part of Celtic Connections 2024, when he supported Kinnaris. Ryan is a dynamic, high energy player. He is a Scottish tenor banjo player, one of the UKs top players and a founding member of folk band Dallahan. His second solo album, Occupational Hazards, was released 2024. 

Photography by Pauline Keightley – pkimage.co.uk

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Glasgow Scotland. Ciaran Ryan, Scottish tenor banjo player and founding member of folk band Dallahan, performed at the Old Fruitmarket at Celtic Connections 2024. Photo Pauline Keightley/ Alamy.

 

Glasgow Scotland. Ciaran Ryan, Scottish tenor banjo player and founding member of folk band Dallahan, performed at the Old Fruitmarket at Celtic Connections 2024. Photo Pauline Keightley/ Alamy.

 

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Glasgow Scotland. Ciaran Ryan, Scottish tenor banjo player and founding member of folk band Dallahan, performed at the Old Fruitmarket at Celtic Connections 2024. Photo Pauline Keightley/ Alamy.

 

ciaran ryan

Glasgow Scotland. Ciaran Ryan, Scottish tenor banjo player and founding member of folk band Dallahan, performed at the Old Fruitmarket at Celtic Connections 2024. Photo Pauline Keightley/ Alamy.

 

ciaran ryan

Glasgow Scotland. Ciaran Ryan, Scottish tenor banjo player and founding member of folk band Dallahan, performed at the Old Fruitmarket at Celtic Connections 2024. Photo Pauline Keightley/ Alamy.

 

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