| Last Chance | Line Up : Unknown A number of members of A-House had earlier played with Last Chance. |
| A-House [Mark 1] | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals], Fergal Bunbury [Lead
Guitar], Martin Healy [Bass Guitar], Dermot
Wylie [Drums] Formed In 1985 from the group Last Chance. |
| Swim | Line Up : Joe Reilly [Vocals], John McCrea [Piano,
Keyboards & Synth], Paul Holmes [Bass
Guitar], Dave Dawson [Drums & Percussion],
Ger Kiely [Guitars] With Dermot Wylie leaving the band in 1990, A-House recruited Dave Dawson who had previously played with Swim. Swim released one album 'Sundrive Road' of radio freindly pop during their short career. |
| A-House [Mark 2] | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals], Fergal Bunbury [Lead Guitar], Martin Healy [Bass
Guitar], Dave Dawson [Drums] After 'I Want To Much', Dermot Wylie left the band and was replaced by Dave Dawson. |
| Missing Link | Line Up : Jimmy Tague [Vocals], Gerry Bennett [Guitar], Dave Morrissey [Leyboards],
Charlie Bennett [Bass Guitar], Donal McPartlin [Drums] |
| A-House [Mark 3] | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals], Fergal Bunbury [Lead
Guitar], Martin Healy [Bass Guitar], Dave
Dawson [Drums], Dave Morrisey [Keyboards],
Susan Kavanagh [Backing Vocals] The line up of the band was further enhanced by the addition of Dave Morrisey on Keyboards and Susan Kavanagh on Backing Vocals. Dave had previously played with Missing Link |
| AV8 | Line Up : Martin Healy [Bass Guitar], Niamh McDonald
[Vocals], Morgan Pincot [Guitar] Formed In 1998 when Martin Healy approached Niamh McDonald with a view to forming a writing / Performing partnership. After a few months of writing the duo met French guitarist, Morgan Pincot. |
| Pony Club | Line Up : Mark Cullen [Vocals & Guitar], Martin Healy [Bass Guitar], Stephen
McBride [Bass Guitar], Jason Cullen [Drums], David Morrissey [Keyboards] |
| Lokomotiv | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals], Fergal Bunbury [Lead
Guitar], Briana Corrigan [Vocals], Una O'Boyle
[Vovals] When A-House split in 1997, Dave Couse was initially involved with recording a number of tracks with Briana Corrigan, formerly the singer with The Beautiful South. These recordings did not lead to anything and never saw the light of day. In 2000, Dave Couse and Fergal Bunbury resurfaced again, this time as part of a new group - Lokomotiv. |
| Sweet Hereafter | Line Up : Martin Healy [Bass Guitar], Niamh McDonald
[Vocals], Morgan Pincot [Guitar] AV8 changed their name to The Sweet Hereafter in 2003. |
| Dave Couse | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals & Guitar] After working on a number of projects, none of which produced any significant output, Dave Couse finally released his debut solo album, "Genes" in 2003. |
| Couse & The Impossible | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals & Guitar], Simon Quigley [Keyboards], Mike O'Dowd
[Drums], Pete Meighan [Guitar], Dave Flynn [Bass Guitar] |
| Couse | Line Up : Dave Couse [Vocals & Guitar] Dave Couse shortned his artistic title to Couse for the release of his third album |
