The Fureys & Davey Arthur are an Irish folk band formed in 1976. The group consisted of four brothers, Eddie Furey, Finbar Furey, Paul Furey, and George Furey, and their friend Davey Arthur. Finbar Furey left the band in 1997. Paul Furey died suddenly in June 2002. Davey Arther left the band in 1992 and returned in 2008 but hasn't played with The Fureys since 2014 due to health issues. |
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![]() Emigrant |
![]() Emigrant |
![]() Morning on A Distant Shore |
![]() A Feast Of Irish Folk |
![]() Banshee |
![]() The Green Fields of France |
![]() The Green Fields of France |
![]() The Sound Of … |
![]() Another Feast Of Irish Folk |
![]() Another Feast of Irish Folk |
![]() Kilmainham Jail – It's heroes and songs |
![]() Beer Beer Beer & Lament |
![]() All The Folk That Fits |
![]() When You Were Sweet Sixteen |
![]() When You Were Sweet Sixteen |
![]() RTÉ's Festival Folk (Volume One) |
![]() RTÉ's Festival Folk – Volume Two |
![]() When You Were Sweet Sixteen |
![]() Steal Away |
![]() In Concert |
![]() Visions of Ireland |
![]() RTÉ's Festival Folk – Volume Three |
![]() Golden Days |
![]() At the End of The Day |
![]() The First Leaves of Autumn |
![]() Red Rose Café |
![]() Red Rose Café |
![]() The Late Late Show Tribute to the Dubliners |
![]() The Scattering |
![]() The Scattering |
![]() The Fureys Finest |
![]() Dublin Songs |
![]() Dublin Songs |
![]() The Whistling Gypsy & Tara Hill |
![]() Gold and Silver Days |
![]() Gold and Silver Days |
![]() Gold and Silver Days |
![]() Winds of Change |
![]() Irish Memories |
![]() Claddagh Road |
![]() Festival of Irish Folk – Volume One |
![]() Festival of Irish Folk – Volume Two |
![]() Festival of Irish Folk – Volume Three |
![]() May We All Someday Meet Again |
![]() Celtic Collections |
![]() Through The Eyes Of An Irishman |
![]() Twenty-One Years On… |
![]() The Fureys Sing Chaplin |
![]() I Will Love You |
![]() My Father's House |
![]() At Home in Ireland |
![]() Today |
![]() 30 Years On |
![]() Songs Through the Years |
![]() The Times They Are a Changing |
![]() 40 Years On … To Be Continued |