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New cover version of one of Ireland's most revered ballads, by Cathal O'Briain and legendary music Producer Peter Eades.

. "The Auld Triangle" is a renowned Irish folk song widely associated with writer Brendan Behan and made famous by bands such as The Dubliners and The Pogues. 

The song is a prison ballad featured in Brendan Behan's 1954 play The Quare Fellow. The "auld triangle" refers to a large metal triangle that was beaten every morning to wake inmates at Mountjoy Prison in Dublin, where Behan was once an inmate. 

Copyright for "The Auld Triangle" (or "The Old Triangle") is complex, but it's widely attributed to Brendan Behan, who popularized it in his play The Quare Fellow, though some evidence points to his friend Dickie Shannon as the true writer, with Behan introducing it and Dominic Behan (Brendan's brother) helping popularize it; copyright holders for modern recordings often include music publishers like Downtown DMP Songs or EMI Music for specific versions, but the original composition's rights are tied to the Behan family/estate or Shannon's legacy.

The Auld Triangle

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