Radio reviews: If it all pans out, by 2030 we should start hearing a bit of punk rock again
The Tumbling Paddies are a lively folk ensemble
Declan Lynch
I didn’t go looking for it, I just kind-of stumbled over this new wave of music – new to me at any rate. It started, as so many things do, with The Marty Morrissey Show (RTÉ1, Monday, 9am) on bank holiday Monday, and a couple of songs by The Tumbling Paddies.
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