Ireland's famous musician and producer passes away

Gunel Abbas
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The founder and leader of The Chieftains traditional Irish music group, piper Paddy Moloney, has died aged 83.

Report informs, citing the BBC, that born in 1938, Moloney grew up in Donnycarney, north County Dublin, in a musical family.

The piper, tin whistle player and composer formed The Chieftains in 1962.

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