Irish singers

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Ireland has a wealth of musical talent - here are just ten of the greatest Irish singer and songwriters!

Elijah Hewson is most well-known as a rock singer. He was born to Irish singer-songwriter Bono and Irish campaigner and businesswoman Alison Hewson.

While on tour, two members of the Irish group, Celtic Thunder, performed a mesmerizing cover of Simon and Garfunkel’s hit song, “The Sound of Silence.” The talented young musicians are Colm Keegan and Keith Harkin. Simon and Garfunkel were one of the most famous music duos of all time. The American singer-songwriters were one of

Twenty-one-year-old Brenden Murray from Galway, Ireland took 'The X Factor' stage. and at first, gave a very awkward rendition of “We Don’t Have to Take Our Clothes Off.” Unfortunately, the judges weren’t very impressed with his song choice. Surprisingly, Simon offered Brenden a second chance. He suggested that he come back a little later and

Like any genre of music, Irish Folk has a few quintessential elements that any good songwriter has spent their career mastering. Luckily for us, this musician/comedian breaks it all down during a side-splitting live performance. After debuting his comedic prowess back in 2010, West Belfast native Ciaran Barlett is now a household name in Northern

The all-female group Celtic Woman is known around the globe for their beautiful retellings of traditional Irish standards as well as their gorgeous modern repertoire. But, while putting together the lineup for their 2017 Homecoming concert, they knew they needed something special. And what better way to find the perfect show-stopper than through a nation-wide

We take a look-back over the past five decades and lists what in his opinion were and still are the ten best Irish bands.

“Hallelujah.” What an inspiring song! One of the most popular versions is sung by the Celtic Thunder based on Leonard Cohen’s interpretation. Celtic Thunder’s Irish roots shine brightly in this haunting, melodic version of one of the most beloved songs of all time. The voices of Neil Byrne, Ryan Kelly and Keith Harkin blend in

Co Donegal superstar Daniel O'Donnell pulled off an amazing "flash mob" surprise for his niece's wedding!