The latest Christie Hennessy album is being released.

This is where it all began in 1972. Recorded on a small farm in Wales entitled 'CHRISTIE HENNESSY', it is also known as the legendary 'GREEN ALBUM'.

A rare folk album, much sought after - it was never re-printed on vinyl and original copies became rare, exchanging hands for up to £500!

Now for the first time, fans and followers of the late, great song writer can hear this album which includes a selection of Irish traditional songs, such as 'The Galway Shawl' and 'Far Away in Australia', together with his own compositions, among them 'High in the Trees', the first of many love songs that Hennessy wrote and 'The All-Ireland', a comical rendition of local men in Tralee attending a football match at Croke Park. Unique of its kind and a 'one off' of its day, the album also includes the earliest recording of 'Messenger Boy' and 'Don't Get Yourself a Shovel'.

Christie Hennessy's 'GREEN ALBUM' became a favourite of the late John Peel, having pride of place in his record collection.

Look out for it on St Patrick's Day - 17th March!

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Unveiling Of Chrisite Statue

‘ The Mayor of Tralee, Cllr. Terry O’Brien
cordially invites you to attend the unveiling of

’The Christie Hennessy Scuplture‘
(Sculptor: Nicholas Dimbleby)

by Christy Moore
On
Saturday, 31st October, 2009 at 11.00 a.m. in Tralee Town Square’

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

A message to all Christie Hennessy fans from his wife

I wish to express my sincere gratitude to everyone who has taken the time and trouble to extend kind messages of sympathy to my family in our great loss.
Your many thoughts of condolence have been a constant source of comfort and support daily, through this indescribably painful time.
We have all received much strength in the knowledge of loving prayers offered for us and I know too, that Christie will be aware of this ongoing care and also of your prayers for him in the Heaven Realms.

Thank you to all of you, from the bottom of my heart.

(aka Mrs Christie Hennessy)

Latest Album

1	A Friend Of Mine
2	If I Told You That I Love You
3	When I Was Young
4	Where Lovers Go
5	Everytime A Star Falls
6	Winter In The City
7	Get Down You Blues
8	Write A Song
9	The Other Side
10	When We Went To Rome

Bronze Statue Of Christie Strikes A Chord with Sculptor.

English Sculptor Nicolas Dimbleby, brother of broadcastors David And John, stands beside his life-size bronze sculptor of Tralee's Messenger Boy, the much loved singer-songwriter Christie Hennessy.
The work of art was commissioned by the town council and was erected in the town square.
It was selected after an international competition organised by the council.
The singer's funeral in January 2008 brought the town to a standstill and the congregation at his memorial mass was told of the charitable work he discreetly in Tralee.
The Mayor of Tralee said, ‘it's a fitting tribute to a gifted son of Tralee who lovewd his town and brought it international acclaim’.