Celtic band The Pogues inducted into Barrowland Hall Of Fame
The Celtic pop punk band received the honour after playing two nights at the iconic Glasgow venue.
On Facebook, the music spot said: "Finally, after many years, we got to induct the Pogues into the Barrowland Hall Of Fame.
"Many great memories of their gigs at the venue, including the very first live performance of Fairytale of New York."
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The English Celtic punk band received the spot after their lat gig at the Barrowland Ballroom, on May 11.
Following the performance, the band's X account said: "We had a blast The Barrowlands last night.
"Thanks to everyone that came out over the last 10 days."
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