Seamus Coyle

It is seen in this photo that Seamus is playing a Fender Stratocaster.

In this article from Australian Musician Magazine, Seamus Coyle talks of playing a Gibson ES-335 1960s guitar:

Essentially Seamus is a Strat man. However for Land Of Pleasure he was also seeking some different tones. “I borrowed my mate’s Gibson ES335, a 1960’s model,” he says. “It’s a hollow body with a beautiful sound. It was great for ‘If You Go’, the real Britpoppy one, with the rockier chorus.” Pedal-wise, he keeps it reasonably simple. “I try not to use too much but when I joined Sticky Fingers I realised there was a lot of room for some really cool sounds. I’d be lost without my wah and delay. Other then that I try not to go overboard with pedals.”

From this page on Keith Holland Guitars, in the 2nd photo Seamus is holding his Keith Holland Custom S.

At 4:02 Seamus can be seen using the Orange AD30H amplifier head during their concert in Sydney - 24th September 2014.

Seamus is "Currently Using" a PPC412 according to Orange Amps website.

The sounds he gets is consistant with a wah wah pedal and I have seen in shots it is a cry baby of some kind.

In this photo a space echo can be seen on the bottom left hand side of his pedal board

In this video a maxon 808 tubescreamer can be seen on his pesal board

An Ibanez FZ 850 Fuzz Mini can be seen on Seamus' pedalboard in this live video.

A Boss BD-2 Blues Driver can be seen on Seamus' pedalboard in this live video.

A Boss TU-2 Chromatic Tuner can be seen on Seamus' pedalboard in this live video.