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Imelda May has been recognised by Dublin Canvas for her work in celebrating the living. Dublin Canvas is an idea, a project intended to bring flashes of colour and creativity to everyday objects in the City, through the use of artwork. Taking to Instagram, the singer announced that she now has a canvas done up … Continued
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Imelda May has been bitten by the acting bug! In recent years, Imelda has been taking to the stage in Mother Of All the Behans. But now she will be on the big screen in an upcoming film. She is set to appear in The People Before, a thriller based on the Charlotte Northedge. The … Continued
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There’s no better woman for the job! Yes, Imelda May is set to host a new documentary which follows the lives of Susan and Elizabeth Yeats. Titled Lily & Lolly: The Forgotten Yeats Sisters, the documentary will air on Sky Arts and NOW on March 8, just in time for International Women’s Day. The film … Continued
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After making her theatrical debut last year, Imelda May is once again getting ready to reprise her role as Kathleen in a production of Mother of All the Behans. Based on the book by Brian Behan, the play has been adapted and directed for the stage by Peter Sheridan and traces the story of his … Continued
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Imelda May shared a heartbreaking of her father’s funeral on Wednesday. Her beloved dad, Tony Clabby, was laid to rest at St Catherine’s Church on Meath Street in the heart of Dublin. The singer posted a video of his coffin travelling to his final resting place. Summing up her 91-year-old father’s personality she added the … Continued
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Imelda May has sadly announced the death of her father, Tony Clabby. Tony was 91 and was predeceased by his wife and Imelda’s mother, Madge, who passed away in November 2021. The singer paid tribute to her father in a touching tribute which she shared to her Instagram earlier this week. “Our dearest father Tony … Continued
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It’s been almost two weeks since The Pogues frontman Shane MacGowan sadly passed away. The singer was laid to rest on Friday 8th December following a procession through Dublin city that morning. The funeral, which turned into a celebration of Shane’s life and accomplishments featured an uplifting performance of Fairytale of New York while whoops, … Continued
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In 2020, Imelda May wrote a powerful poem entitled You Don’t Get to Be Racist and Irish. The poem supports migrants, travellers, disabled people, the LGBTI+ community and marginalised women. Following the riots that took place in Dublin city centre on Thursday night. A crowd of between 100 and 200 people took to O’Connell Street. … Continued
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It’s been a whirlwind few weeks for Imelda May as the singer recently made her theatre debut in Mother of All the Behans at the 3Olympia Theatre. Based on the book by Brian Behan, an Irish writer, public speaker, lecturer, and trade unionist, the production was adapted and directed for the stage by Peter Sheridan … Continued
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Imelda May has had quite the week, as she debuted her theatrical skills in a new production of Mother of All the Behans. Yes, the singer took to the stage of the 3Olympia for opening night earlier this week where she blew fans away with her incredible portrayal of Kathleen Behan. Based on the book … Continued