"Triantán are a wake-up call for anyone who thinks Celtic music is misty stuff sung by over-dubbed females who look and sound as though shamrock is a narcotic. Triantán’s robust material ranges from fun slip-jigs and tragic love to warrior-stuff that would make a Haka quail. They are assured performers, well in control of their material and style, and with an easy manner that relaxes the audience." ...... (Review - Chris Clarke, Loaded Dog Folk Club)

"There is more to Triantan than your modern Irish airy-fairy pop sound. There is delicious harmony, great presentation and strong singing... Their repertoire ranges from traditional Gaelic songs, union and mining songs from both Australia and Britain, to more modern songs, full of beautiful discordant harmonies. The warmth and easy camaraderie on stage contributed much to our enjoyment. It was great to see people having fun performing music with each other." (Review - Dawn Davis, 2007)

Triantán has appeared at:

  • National Folk Festival, Canberra (ACT)
  • Woodford Folk Festival (Qld)
  • National Celtic Festival, Portarlington (Vic)
  • Fleadh na Locha, Wyong (NSW)
  • Australian Celtic Festival, Glen Innes (NSW)
  • Jamberoo Folk Festival (NSW)
  • Maldon Folk Festival, Maldon (Vic)
  • Cygnet Folk Festival (Tas)
  • Tamar Valley Folk Festival (Tas)
  • St Albans Folk Festival, St Albans (NSW)
  • Cobargo Folk Festival (NSW)
  • Gulgong Folk Festival (NSW)
  • Wollumbi Folk Festival (NSW)
  • Music at the Creek, Majors Creek (NSW)
  • Macquarie Towns Festival (NSW)
  • The Merry Muse (ACT)
  • Almost Acoustic Cafe, Rozelle & Paddington
  • The Loaded Dog, Sydney
  • Illawarra Folk Club
  • Fairlight Acoustic Lounge, Sydney
  • The Shack, Narrabeen (NSW)
  • Blacktown City Festival
  • Springwood Folk Club
  • Hornsby Folk Club
  • Newcastle Folk Club
  • The Troubadour Folk Club, Woy Woy
  • North by Northwest Folk Club
  • Sutherland Folk Club
  • The Harp Hotel