Éire Óg (band)
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Éire Óg (Irish for: Young Ireland), formed in Glasgow in the early 1990s, was a modern Irish rebel band that toured the United Kingdom, Ireland, Europe and the USA extensively through the mid- to late nineties.
They were noted for their introduction of marching drums to their music. It gave them an unmistakable sound that became the popular sound track to the war during a period of civil strife prior to the PIRA ceasefire of the late nineties.
The band was led by an Irish republican supporter, Glasgow-born folk rock singer Gary Og, who is now a solo artist.
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