A tribute and celebration of the legendary soccer player Owen Da Gama who is the only footballer in Ireland to have a dedicated fan club.

Owen Da Gama

Northern Ireland Yes.
Northern Ireland, has always felt like a title that belonged to my fathers generation.Escapism was the language of my generation, but these days I am more of a realist.The song Northern Ireland Yes is my attempt to embrace the cultural psyche of where I grew up and send it back through my own channel.

Northern Ireland Yes

Inspired by The Shifters song 'Creggan Shops' and historic events in Derry, N.Ireland and Botany bay, New South Wales (Australia)in the 19th and 20th century.
Song written by John Mc Laughlin and Rory Moore. 
Released Wednesday 21st Dec 2016.

1956 Olympics

1956 Olympics remix by Shammen Delly
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1956 Olympics Remix by Shammen Delly

Inspired by Nadezhda Tolokonnikova's imprisionment in Siberia after her band protested against the Russian presidency in Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow.

Chest

The first song from Strength N.I.A's upcoming second album. The Mobile Shop is a fun loving song with a strong groovy bass line, twinkly synth sounds and laced with a bit of cheek. Rory sings about a Mobile Shop getting robbed, by various robbers. This Mobile Shop belonged to Rory's father. He admits in this song that sometimes it was himself and his little brother who would take the keys and sneak out to the Mobile Shop parked in the driveway..... to nick sweets!

The Mobile Shop

Strength NIA is the music and songs of Rory Moore from Doire/Derry. 
Rory writes songs using electronic organ and nylon string guitar. He describes his music as “Werewolf pop”.
Growing up in the British occupied city of Derry, Rory’s work was initially inspired by the hypnotic escapism of The Doors.
Strength NIA have released three albums over the last seven years, toured throughout Ireland and England.
Strength NIA's songs have featured on RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta, RTE2 FM, Drive 106fm, Highland radio, BBC6 music and BBC radio Ulster.
The band have featured in Vice/NOISEY, The New York Times, Hot Press and The Derry journal. 
 “'Werewolf Pop', I think it’s a pretty good term actually." -STEVE LAMACQ BBC6 Music-

Strength NIA

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