Search results
It began life last year when Grammy nominated singer Éabha McMahon launched the inaugural Celtic World Forum, a three day event held in Ireland that attracted an audience from all around...
17K Followers, 1,709 Following, 1,922 Posts - •AVA• (@eabhamcmahon) on Instagram: "🎵 Grammy Nominated Singer 🇮🇪Co-Founder and producer of 'Celtic World Forum' @celticworldforum 🎼Irish language Lyricist ‘Chrono Cross’ @playstation".
Éabha McMahon (pronounced AY-va[ 1]) is a contralto [ 2] Irish singer and a former member of the ensemble Celtic Woman. In 2020 she began recording music under the name AVA .
Éabha McMahon. 62,082 likes · 64 talking about this. Irish singer/songwriter Éabha McMahon presents her solo work as AVA (phonetical spelling of Éabha).
AvaWorldMusic is the website of AVA, the name under which Irish singer/songwriter Éabha McMahon presents her solo music, (the phonetical spelling of Éabha).
Available to stream now: https://lnk.to/ileftmyheartFeaturing Éabha McMahon, Megan Walsh, Tara Howley, Caitríona Sherlock and Fergus Cahillane.The first mus...
Jul 12, 2017 · Éabha McMahon sings sean nós song, 'Sadhbh Ní Bhruinneallaigh' during soundcheck on 'Voices of Angels' tour in North America earlier this year.
Eabha McMahon will host the 3-Day, Celtic World Forum comprising a mix of talks, panels, workshops and masterclasses all connected to the world of Irish Traditional. Folk and Celtic Music, followed each evening by specially curated concerts featuring the very best in Celtic talent.
Apr 2, 2021 · Éabha McMahon. My new single ‘You Are Home’ is now available to listen and stream on all digital platforms. This song is special to me. It’s all about finding that sense of home in the body and mind. I hope this song brings a sense of peace and calm and a moment of stillness to your day. Sending all of my love.
5 days ago · Éabha McMahon. More than just another pretty voice, Éabha McMahon brings a strong sense of Irish history and heritage to Celtic Woman. I thought I had the band Celtic Woman pegged: old songs, modern twist, dramatic television performances, mass market Irish culture—you get the picture.
