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Fergal Lawler

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Also known as Feargal Lawler, Fergal Patrick Lawler

Irish musician

Film & TV

Fergal Patrick Lawler is a Grammy nominated musician and composer based in Bunkerhill Studios, Co. Clare Ireland. He was a founding member and a drummer of The Cranberries. During the band's hiatus, Lawler worked with another band called The Low Network. He also worked as a producer and musician with The Realists and Last Days of Death Country. After the tragic death of The Cranberries' lead…

Known for

  • Taken by Storm: The Art of Storm Thorgerson and Hipgnosis — Self2011
  • The Cranberries Live in Chile — Self2010
  • NPR Tiny Desk Concerts — Self2008
  • The Cranberries - Gold: The Videos — batteria, percussioni (1989-2003, 2009-2019)2007
  • The Cranberries - Stars: The Best Of Videos 1992-2002 — Self2002
  • The Cranberries - Beneath the Skin - Live in Paris2001
  • The Cranberries: MTV Unplugged — Self1995
  • MTV Video Music Awards — Self1984

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Music · MusicBrainz

Type
Person
Country
IE
Active from
1971-03-04

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Total plays
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Fergal Lawler (b. 1971, Limerick, Munster, Ireland) is a Grammy nominated musician and composer based in Bunkerhill Studios, Co. Clare Ireland. He was a founding member and a drummer of The Cranberries. During the band's hiatus, Lawler worked with another band called The Low Network. He also worked as a producer and musician with The Realists and Last Days of Death Country. After the tragic death of The Cranberries' lead singer Dolores O'Riordan <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Fergal+La

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Instance of
human
Gender
male
Place of birth
Limerick
Occupation
drummer
Instrument
drum kit
Image
The Cranberries Live @ Montreal (8377009066).jpg
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date of birth
1971-03-00
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