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All-Ireland champion. Recording artist. We Banjo 3.

Multiple All-Ireland titles. Internationally touring with We Banjo 3. A banjo voice that has defined the contemporary edge of Irish traditional music.

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— The Full Story

Built on competition. Forged on the road.

Enda Scahill grew up in Galway immersed in the Irish traditional music scene, competing from an early age and accumulating All-Ireland titles that established him as one of the most technically formidable banjo players of his generation.

Co-founding We Banjo 3 alongside his brother David and Fergal Scahill translated those competition credentials into a globally recognised recording and touring presence — festival stages across North America, Europe, and Australia.

His playing sits at the intersection of deep traditional fluency and a contemporary ensemble instinct — a voice that pushes the form without leaving it behind. Albums, tours, and championship titles are the measure of that work.

▸ Competition Record

Enda has claimed All-Ireland senior titles in four-string banjo at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann — Irish traditional music's most rigorous competitive platform. These titles are not retrospective honours; they are the foundation on which everything else was built.

All-Ireland Titles

Multiple All-Ireland senior titles in four-string banjo. The competition record that preceded every stage and every record.

Winning the All-Ireland is the credential no booking or press release can manufacture. It precedes We Banjo 3, precedes the international tours, and remains the clearest statement of where Enda stands in the lineage of Irish traditional banjo.

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• Recording & Touring

From Fleadh stages to international festivals

Early 2000s — All-Ireland senior titles at Fleadh Cheoil establish Enda's position at the top of competitive traditional banjo.

2010 — We Banjo 3 founded with David Scahill and Fergal Scahill. The band's debut recordings reach audiences far beyond the competition circuit.

2012–present — Multiple studio albums with We Banjo 3. Touring across North America, Europe, and Australia. Festival credits include Celtic Connections, Milwaukee Irish Fest, and the National Folk Festival.

Solo projects alongside the band's output continue to develop Enda's individual voice — recordings that sit squarely in the tradition while advancing it.

See Live Dates

Enda is on the road. Find out where.

Upcoming tour dates, festival slots, and headline performances. The schedule moves fast — check what's next.