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Longford Ploughing Association are delighted to have Sina Theil join them for a few songs and a bit of ploughing on Sunday, April 14 in Bunlahy
Longford Ploughing Association are delighted to have Sina Theil join them for a few songs and a bit of ploughing on Sunday, April 28 at Bunlahy.
Sina and folk singer Meadhbh Walsh released one of the first female duets of “Grace” very recently.
It entered the main Irish charts straight at number 1, knocking Beyoncé’s “Texas Hold ‘Em” off her throne. This is her twenty-fifth number 1 in the Irish Charts.
They also shot a spectacular music video for “Grace” at the Cliffs of Moher which was released on International Women's Day and has already stacked up over 13,000 views. Watch it HERE.
Also read: Longford Ploughing organisers hoping it will be a case of third time lucky
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