Farewell to Paddy and the St Patrick’s Day Reunion Tradition.
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On Tuesday, March 17th, 2015, Danny and his band decided to say “Farewell to Paddy” with a final show at the Merton Manor Club with lots of former members rejoined the band for the very special night. This marked the end of an era for the group until the unexpected passing of their good friend and former bassist, Terry Horbury, on December 15th, 2015.
To honour Terry’s life, and on what would have been his 65th birthday, Danny reformed the band for a special one-off show. The event was such a moving success that it inspired the band to make it an annual reunion every St Patrick’s Day. After the Merton Manor Club closed, their home became The Cavern in Wimbledon, where they continue to perform yearly. These shows have become highly popular, selling out year after year
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The Revival of the Paddy Website.
The Paddy website, which had been inactive for several years, has recently been brought back to life thanks to their good friend Michael Damkvist. This revival means there’s quite a bit of catching up to do for both longtime followers and newcomers.
Michael has breathed fresh energy into the site, updating its content and ensuring it stays relevant in today’s fast-changing digital world. Whether you’re interested in the latest news, projects, or community updates previously featured on Paddy, now is the perfect time to explore and reconnect.
This comeback is a welcoming reminder of how a dedicated community and a committed friend can revive something special. So, dive in and enjoy the renewed Paddy experience — there’s a lot to discover and celebrate!
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 'Rock In Peace' Terry Horbury bass player with
Paddy Goes To Holyhead between 1990 - 1999 |
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