The Wolfe Tones to retire from music next year

 Irish folk group The Wolfe Tones are to retire next year, bringing an end to six decades of performing together.

The band announced they would leave the stage for good after shows in Belfast and Dublin in October 2024.

In a statement , their promoters said: "We will never see their likes again."

Formed in Dublin in 1963, the band are best known for playing Irish rebel songs and have been the source of some controversy in recent years due to some of their lyrics.

The chorus of "Ooh, aah, up the 'Ra" in their song Celtic Symphony has been chanted by crowds at their gigs at west Belfast arts festival Féile an Phobail, leading to complaints from IRA victims and unionist politicians.

Last year the Republic of Ireland's football association was fined €20,000 (£17,440) after their women's senior team sang the song after qualifying for the World Cup.

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