Tributes paid to Charley Pride - a friend of Longford
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He may have been a US country music singing icon, but Charley Pride s musical affiliation with Ireland and in particular Longford was more than just a fleeting one.
The 86-year-old passed away over the weekend as a result of Covid-19-related complications in Dallas, Texas, was an occasional visitor to Ireland from as far back as the mid 1970s when the Pride brand was at the top of the world s country music ladder.
More recently, the architect behind the likes of Crystal Chandeliers and Kiss An Angel Good Mornin’ undertook a whistle stop visit to the Park House Hotel in Edgeworthstown where he took part in an interview for the Frank Kilbride Show.
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