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Breandán Ó Beaglaoich presents a programme of traditional music recorded at the Lismore pub in Glasgow, highlighting the venue’s lively atmosphere. The set includes traditional songs performed by Clare McLoughlin, Eamonn Coyne and Emily Smith in this lively session together.

The Lismore Bar – Glasgow is a programme presented as an episode that centres on a night of traditional music. It is set in the well‑known Lismore public house in Glasgow and is billed simply as a music‑focused installment, without any additional narrative framing. The episode opens with Breandán Ó Beaglaoich taking the role of host, guiding viewers into the heart of the pub’s musical atmosphere. He introduces the session as a showcase of traditional tunes, positioning the Lismore venue as the backdrop for the performances that follow. Featured in the programme are three musicians: Clare McLoughlin, Eamonn Coyne and Emily Smith. Each artist appears as a central figure in the musical line‑up, contributing their own interpretation of the traditional repertoire that the show highlights. Overall, the episode offers a concise glimpse of the Lismore pub’s live music scene, with Breandán’s introductions framing the contributions of McLoughlin, Coyne and Smith. The focus remains firmly on the traditional music itself, delivering a straightforward presentation of the performers and the venue without any extraneous storyline.