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2019 in Irish music

This is a summary of the year 2019 in Irish music.

Events
4 January – Former Senator James Heffernan is convicted of the assault of three gardaí after an incident at the Indiependence music festival in County Cork during August 2016. • 18 January – The members of The Cranberries receive honorary doctorates from the University of Limerick. • 25 January – The Ulster Orchestra announces the appointment of Daniele Rustioni as its next chief conductor, effective September 2019. • 31 January – The radio station RTÉ 2fm is renamed Larry Gogan FM for a day in honour of the retirement of the presenter, who is retiring after 40 years with the station. • 28 February3 March – The New Music Dublin Festival takes place. • 7 June – In the British Queen's Birthday Honours, Feargal Sharkey is made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. • 25 June – A statue of folk musician Luke Kelly in Sheriff Street, Dublin, is vandalised with black paint. It is subsequently restored by specialists. ==Classical works==
Classical works
Jennifer WalsheThe Site of the Investigation ==Albums==
Albums
Celtic WomanThe Magic of ChristmasWestlifeSpectrumSwan HennessyComplete String Quartets and String Trio ==Deaths==
Deaths
7 FebruaryArthur Murphy, 90, singer and radio presenter • 17 MarchBernie Tormé, 66, guitarist (Gillan, Guy McCoy Tormé, Atomic Rooster, Desperado) • 22 AprilHeather Harper, 88, opera singer • 11 JulyBrendan Grace, 68, comedian and singer (lung cancer) • 6 AugustDanny Doyle, 79, folk singer • 19 SeptemberSandie Jones, 68, pop singer • 28 SeptemberDessie O'Halloran, 79, folk fiddler and singer • 18 DecemberArty McGlynn, 75, folk guitarist (Patrick Street) == See also ==
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