The lineup of Celtic Woman has changed many times in the past decade, but the group’s allegiance to traditional Irish music has never wavered. They’ve also never really stopped traveling: They return ...

WILKES-BARRE — Local revelers may celebrate St. Patrick’s Day today with shepherd’s pie or bangers and mash. They may bring out their fiddles and dance a jig and, if they work up a thirst, they may ...

Growing up in Northern Ireland, Máiréad Carlin was surrounded by music. Her grandmother was a professional singer; her father was a bass player in a band for years; her sister is a classically trained ...

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Eabha McMahon and Mairead Carlin Photo (2019-03-21 07:18:02)Eabha McMahon and Mairead Carlin Photo From: Photo Coverage: Celtic Woman Ancient Land Tour Comes to Long Island Celtic Woman, the ...

Mairead Carlin thinks of Celtic Woman as “the modern-day Spice Girls.” Sure, their music might be a bit different. Celtic Woman reimagines Irish traditional songs and modern day hits in grandiose ...

All-female Irish musical ensemble Celtic Woman will return to the Segerstrom Center for the Arts on May 26 with a new album and live show, “Voices of Angels.” Vocalists Mairead Carlin, Susan McFadden, ...

Celtic Woman 2015: (left to right) Méav Ni Mhaolchatha, Susan McFadden, Máiréad Carlin, Máiréad Nesbitt Mairéad Carlin – Celtic Woman’s newest member hails from Derry, in the north of Ireland. She ...

In the newest iteration, Mairead Carlin gets to wear the prom dresses, sing lead on several songs and move like she’s working a beauty pageant runway. Like the others, she blends in nicely – Posh ...

It doesn’t have to be St. Patrick’s Day — or even March — for audiences to be moved by the heartfelt singing and dancing of Celtic Woman. Pittsburgh seems to have “the luck o’ the Irish,” though, in ...

It's one thing to see your name on an album cover or a theater marquee, Máiréad Carlin says. It's another to be welcomed into a group and click instantly with newfound musical friends, she said, as ...