Saint Sister – Tír Eile
Saint Sister
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We spent a grey day in September recording layers of vocals, a cappella, in the middle of the Burren, Co. Clare. The result is a very stripped back and vulnerable performance of our song Tír Eile, a song which takes a lot from us at the best of times.
Saint Sister – Tír Eile
Saint Sister
@Saint_Sister_
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We spent a grey day in September recording layers of vocals, a cappella, in the middle of the Burren, Co. Clare. The result is a very stripped back and vulnerable performance of our song Tír Eile, a song which takes a lot from us at the best of times.
Saint Sister – Tír Eile
Saint Sister
@Saint_Sister_
·
We spent a grey day in September recording layers of vocals, a cappella, in the middle of the Burren, Co. Clare. The result is a very stripped back and vulnerable performance of our song Tír Eile, a song which takes a lot from us at the best of times.
Irish Women in Harmony – The Cranberries ‘Dreams’ | The Late Late Show | RTÉ One
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Saint Sister – Dreams- sung by Morgan and Gemma at Lyra McKee funeral service in Belfast
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‘Derry is such a beautiful city. I’ve fallen in love with it over the past year, while falling in love with a woman who hails from it. Here’s to better times ahead and saying goodbye to bombs and bullets once and for all.’ – Lyra McKee Today we stand with her, & Derry & Belfast.
Irish Women In Harmony – Dreams
Saint Sister – The Place That I Work (ft. Lisa Hannigan)
1/3 Very grateful for the support for our new song ‘The Place That I Work’ with
. We first met Lisa at
outside the St. James’ Church in 2016 & couldn’t believe that she’d come to see us play. Since then we’ve had the absolute pleasure of singing…
2/3 with her in some beautiful spots all around Europe but this sunken church in Inis Oirr (
Donal Talbot) might be our favourite. With all the radio & chart stats floating about the Irish music ether these days it feels even more important to celebrate the women
