Moya Brennan: A Legend's Farewell

0:00On April 17th, Irish music lost a legend this week with the passing of Moya Brennan, the lead voice behind Clanette. The Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and harpist from Donnigal, died peacefully on Monday at 8.73, surrounded by family. Her funeral mass is set for this afternoon at 2pm in St. Patrick's Church in Minu, Ibaoui, Kwa Thali. Brennan built a massive career in Celtic folk, dropping more than 30 albums that sold millions worldwide. She teamed up with heavy hitters like Bono, Mick Jagger and The Chieftains, blending her ethereal sound with rock and traditional vibes. Tributes have been flooding in from fans and fellow artists. U2's frontman called her voice otherworldly, while Ireland's president praised her unique style and global reach. Even former president Michael D. Higgins noted her lasting spot in Irish music history. The service wraps up a life full of awards, including a lifetime achievement on her back in 2019. Broadcast start at 2pm on RTE News and RTE Radio, Na Gayel Talkta, so folks everywhere

1:06can tune in. As her music echoes on, Brennan's angelic tones remind us how one voice from the Gayel Talkt touched the world-rest in power.