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05 Sept 2025
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Following on from their preview release last week, south Donegal band have uploaded the full-frame 4K edit of their new single on YouTube.
’Only Our Rivers Run Free’ was filmed by the Eany River in the parish of Inver - and the backdrop fits wonderfully with what is sure to be their latest sensation.
Tom McHugh from Inver, Frosses native Declan Gaughan, Mountcharles’ Dean James and Diarmaid McGee from Ballintra form Onóir.
"Thanks so much for hanging out with us live!" they posted on social media. "As promised, here is the full-frame 4K edit of our latest music video of 'Only Our Rivers Run Free'"
Onóir performed at the Town Hall Cavan over the weekend and next up on Friday, February 2, they will be at The Moat Theatre Naas, Co Kildare.
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