Statue of legendary guitarist Rory Gallagher unveiled in Belfast
A statue of the legendary Irish guitarist Rory Gallagher has been unveiled in Belfast city centre – check it out below. The rock and blues musician is often cited by other guitarists, including Eric Clapton, The Edge and Brian May, as one of the greatest players of all time, both for his solo work and for his time leading the band Taste in the 1960s. The County Donegal native played in Belfast many times over his three-decade career and now he has been immortalised with a bronze statue outside the city’s Ulster Hall on Bedford Street, with a ceremony being held to mark its unveiling. “He’s finally here!” announced the venue on X on Saturday (January 4). “Today we’re celebrating the legacy of Rory Gallagher with the unveiling of a new statue of the legendary guitarist outside Ulster Hall.” He’s finally here! Today we’re celebrating the legacy of Rory Gallagher with the unveiling of a new statue of the legendary guitarist outside Ulster Hall. The festivities continue this evening with a special screening of the documentary ‘Irish Tour ‘74’: https://t.co/Rj3PkzT5Rh pic.twitter.com/EaxpMDR0l5 — Ulster Hall | Live Entertainment Belfast (@UlsterHall) January 4, 2025 Advertisement Members of Gallagher’s family were joined by… Read More →





















