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Gleann Nimhe – The Poison Glen
''Gleann Nimhe – The Poison Glen'' is the eleventh studio album by Folk music of Ireland, Irish folk music group Altan (band), Altan and their tenth studio album of original material, released in late February / early March 2012 on the Compass Records label. Background This is the first studio album of original material to be released by Altan in since the release of ''Local Ground'' on 1 March 2005. Title Gleann Nimhe, or the Poisoned Glen, is the Irish name of a glen located near Dunlewey, Dún Lúiche, in County Donegal in Ireland. In English, Gleann Nimhe means "The Heavenly Glen" or "The Poison Glen" (also written "The Poisoned Glen"). Music The album features ''An Ghealóg'', a song composed by Martin Tourish who would later join the band replacing Dermot Byrne, temporarily starting from the extensive Fall 2013 (mostly) German tour and permanently since Dermot Byrne's departure from the band in early 2014. Critical reception On 22 April 2012, ''Gleann Nimhe †...
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