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A gentle and consistent voice on the Irish folk-roots scene, singer-songwriter Ger Wolfe has a subtle way of weaving his magical music into the heart of the listener. Born to sing, he grew into the world of poetry and sounds, word and rhyme, from a very young age and has lived there all his melodious life.

Creating ‘carefully crafted vignettes of song’ to all who come to listen (Irish Times), including his well-loved ode to innocence ‘The Curra Road’ – a ‘classic of grace and simplicity which should become a folk standard’ (The Boston Globe)

Drawing from the wells of traditional and contemporary Irish folk and roots music, Ger’s work is a spirited and heartfelt thing, flowering all at once lyrical, melodic and oh so poetic. Prepare to be bedazzled by his unmistakable voice and inimitable guitar playing. Ger has been described as ‘The Dylan Thomas of Cork in the singular sincerity and purity of his words’  (artist Seán Mc Carthy)

Ger released the first song ‘Fáinnín Geal an Lae’ earlier in the year from the new album “Songs from Freeman’s Ballyvourney Collection” about to be released on ‘Raggedy Records’ on 11th November ’25. More news below;