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I am a producer and writer. One half of @theblackpoolsentinel.
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When in Rome. by @colmsentinel
Looking for Atlantis. by @colmsentinel
Thanks @instamaguire and @hilawhite for the nice reviews last week. 'Have You Never Heard of Bill Fuller?' continues to screen @ificafebar until this Thursday. Nationwide screenings to be announced soon. by @colmsentinel
What stays with us, and what do we leave behind? Our latest post The Soul Train begins with memory — Fergus O’Farrell, Mic Christopher, Uaneen Fitzsimons — and circles back to something more personal: friendship, loss, and the quiet rituals that keep people present long after they’re gone. At its centre is A Lazarus Soul, a band that feels almost built for this kind of reflection. Songs shaped by survival, by the margins, by time passing and by the stubborn act of carrying on. Hope you enjoy. #TheBlackpoolSentinel #ALazarusSoul #IrishMusic #MusicWriting #LongRead by @colmsentinel
Our American brethren are going MAD for The Sentinel ! This is who we are … by @colmsentinel
Timeless journalism from Mark Brennock and John McHugh. Magill, November 1983. by @colmsentinel
For our first post of 2026, we look at two hometown heroes: The Frank and Walters in Cork and Damien Dempsey in Dublin: and a December run of gigs that got us thinking about live music, getting older, and the artists who soundtrack your life. Still showing up. Still packing rooms. Still magic Article can be found via link in bio #review #irishmusic #gigs by @colmsentinel
Dublin, 27/12/25. Not Cork. by @colmsentinel
Quietly magnificent. The Franks in Cork. 20/12/25 by @colmsentinel
For the week that’s in it… a post on Oasis… courtesy of Eoin O Callaghan (Read via link in bio) #oasis #oasismusic #blog #blogpost #ireland # by @colmsentinel
Do you remember the first time? Jarvis did. At Pulp’s triumphant Dublin gig last week, he rewound all the way back to their first-ever Irish show – a chaotic, low-key night at the Rock Garden in Temple Bar, 1993. From £10 hotels on Gardiner Street to the 3Arena stage, it’s been a journey. Full story now via link in bio. (Photo credit - Paul Dowd) #Pulp #JarvisCocker #DublinGigs #Britpop #3arena #dublin #gig by @colmsentinel
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