The Clancy Brothers were an influential Irish folk music group formed in the 1950s. Comprising brothers Tommy, Liam, and Paddy Clancy, along with Tom Clancy, they popularized traditional Irish songs and helped bring Irish music to a wider audience, especially in the United States. Their performances often featured lively harmonies and a mix of instruments, including the tin whistle and guitar. The group gained fame through their appearances on television and in concerts, contributing to the folk revival movement of the 1960s. They recorded numerous albums, showcasing songs like "The Wild Rover" and "The Parting Glass," which remain popular today. Their legacy continues to influence contemporary Irish music.