As soon as it's time for Irish Christmas songs, we're queuing up The Pogues' "Fairytale of New York ... They were supposed to be singing "Galway Bay" but did not all know the words, so they ...

It's the Christmas song the Irish love to sing year-round and they're not alone, but The Pogues’ "Fairytale of New York" might never have become famous if they had followed their original plan ...

The Pogues' "Fairytale of New York" is a modern-classic Christmas song ... Ireland-meets-New York song. So it's fitting that Jimmy Fallon asked the Bronx-born Irish actress Saoirse Ronan to ...

My daily news diet is not what it once was.It was the TV news that lost me first. Too infantilising, too breathless, too frustrating.The Herald was next. You could look past the reactionary framing ...

Every year, people turn up the volume on Christmas songs to cheerfully celebrate ... afford no Christmas gear,” he sings. ‘Fairytale of New York’ by The Pogues feat. Kristie MacColl Don ...

Christmas carols are almost ... Red-Nosed Reindeer,” which the man known as “the Singing Cowboy” took to No. 1 in the American charts. Although the song was massively profitable for Marks ...

And when Santa hits the gas, man, just watch her ... scene with "It's coming on Christmas/ They're cutting down trees/ They're putting up reindeer and singing songs of joy and peace/ Oh, I wish ...

"Fairytale of New York" by the Pogues, featuring Kirsty MacColl, is "one of the most popular and enduring Christmas songs" said GQ ... The Lady and Woman’s Own.

The half-Snow White, half-Christmas ... since The Pogues first released the song in 1988. Despite the scandal surrounding the song, it’s still a favorite among many who love to sing along ...

A poll has revealed the 'top 10 Christmas songs people would happily never hear again ... Advert 'Fairytale of New York' by The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl follows with Michael Bublé's 'It's Beginning ...

His 1987 song tells the story of a couple arguing on Christmas Eve in New York City. It was written by Shane and Jem, who said the song started out as a bet when the Irish band's producer at the ...