Tom Flynn Vocal, Guitar, Harp Counties cork & Kildare   As a performer of primarily acoustic music since the seventies, his immersion in traditional and contemporary Celtic music was launched through a regular solo gig at the legendary Eamonn’s Irish Pub.  As the band’s lead vocalist, his songbook ranges from the lyrical charm of the Clancy Brothers to the whiskey-soaked blues of Howlin’ Wolf.  Tom’s own compositions conjure up encounters with gypsies, voodoo queens, mermaids, and street hustlers. He clearly has issues. "...I ain't plannin' ahead, I'm just gettin' there..."

Bill Flynn Vocal, Percussion Counties Cork & Kildare Don’t be fooled by his care-free choirboy exterior.  He has a “history”.  Bill’s signature tenor harmonies and percussion are key ingredients of the band’s sound. His uncanny ability to identify new, hook-laden material for the band is a welcome asset.  Unlike his brother Tom, he claims not to have issues.   "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy."  by  Benjamin Franklin "Life's too short to drink bad beer!"

Joe Cronin  Vocal, Bass, Banjo, Guitar, Synth County Tipperary   A multi-instrumentalist has a three-decade list of recording acts in Celtic, blues, folk, and rock bands.  A sound & studio engineer, stage tech. Instruments include vocals, bass, guitar, banjo, and guitar/bass/banjo synthesizer.

James Cronin Drums, Percussion County Tipperary   Since the age of 15, now over a decade, James has played in Celtic, folk, and rock bands as the drummer and percussionist with his dad, "Joe", in the club and festival events. When not onstage, he spends most of his time mastering the latest video games and patiently explaining the difference between death metal and Pink Floyd to the rest of the band.                Mike Messitt Vocal, Mandolin, Guitar County Meath    Mike adds color to the band’s sound with a respect for both its traditional and modern roots. (aka “the editor”) He has a long background in blues and folk ensembles. Mike is currently planning his long awaited retirement and transfer to the Guinness factory. Or was it the Jameson factory? Caution-- this is not a person you want to sit next to in a card game or your drink.