Mary Staunton

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Mary Staunton is an Irish singer and accordion player.^{[citation needed]}

A native of County Mayo,^[1] Staunton released her first album in 1998.^{[citation needed]} Her second, Circle of Friends, was launched in County Galway in July 2010. Circle of Friends was launched at Connolly's pub, Kinvara, by actor Brendan Gleeson, whose fiddle playing features on the CD. It was produced by Alec Finn of De Dannan, who also appears on the album. Other featured artists include John Prine, Rick Epping and Mary Shannon.^{[citation needed]}

As of 2010, Staunton lived in Maree, Oranmore.^[2] She is married to Jerry Mulvihill, a banjo player. They have two children.^{[citation needed]}

Discography[]

• Bright Early Mornings, 1998.
• Circle of Friends, 2010.

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