The Friends of the Dover Public
Library are pleased to present Irish balladeer Paul Carroll in a musical performance
on Tuesday evening, March 15 at 7pm in the Library Lecture Hall.
Paul Carroll grew up in Dublin during the ballad boom of the sixties
where the pubs were packed with folk singers and ballad groups. It is
there that he found a love for the music and songs that were to be part of his
life. He credits his mother for giving him the gift of song. She was a
fine singer in her own right and he remembers fondly the “hooleys” in the
house.
Paul emigrated to Australia in the early
70’s but he never strayed very far from the music, singing
in the folk clubs of Sydney, Perth and Melbourne. During his time in Melbourne
he was a founding member of the Celtic band,
Poteen, who were Australia’s premiere Celtic band, sharing the stage with icons like
Eric Bogle, The Dubliners, The Furey’s and Boys of the Lough.
Paul’s latest CD is “The Road You
Take”. He has made his home in Derry, NH for nearly 25 years. Join us at the library
for this delightful performance, just before St. Patrick’s Day!
For more information, call the Dover Public
Library at 603-516-6050.