
Matt Molloy
Matt Molloy is an esteemed Irish flute player and a founding member of the legendary traditional Irish music group The Chieftains. He is celebrated for his skill and contribution to Irish music, inspiring countless musicians, including Charlie Le Brun, who traveled from France to Westport seeking to meet him. Molloy's influence in the music community extends beyond performance; he is also known for his role in fostering traditional music culture through sessions in his pub, where musicians gather to share tunes and stories.
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Recent news mentions
Matt Molloy wins an All-Ireland, but only in the flute championships.
A history of the Mayo football famine in 75 moments – The Irish TimesMatt Molloy held court on flute amid a session at his pub during the festival.
Frank McNally hunts an elusive ancient monument in Mayo – The Irish Times
Matt Molloy is a flute player for The Chieftains who inspired Charlie Le Brun during his musical journey.
‘My wife calls me a culchie, which I completely embrace’ – The Irish Times










