Helena has four studio albums available now.
*’SAOL EILE’ – THE NEW ALBUM OUT NOW*
DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS?…
‘Saol Eile’, meaning ‘Afterlife’ is a gripping collection of Irish tales of the supernatural. From Haunted Castles and Poltergeists to Guardian Angels and Fairies, Helena delves deep into the captivating world of Irish Ghost Stories and the Irish people’s unique relationship with the Afterlife.
Join Helena on this fascinating journey across the island of Ireland and discover why the Irish still wear the supernatural on their sleeves.
Some stories are on the spooky side.
Parental guidance is advised.
Helena has released beloved Irish folk song ‘Molly Malone’
as a BONUS DIGITAL TRACK to her new album ‘Saol Eile’; Irish Tales of the Supernatural.
ORDER YOUR COPY OF ‘SAOL EILE’ & RECEIVE BONUS TRACK ‘MOLLY MALONE’ AS A FREE GIFT.
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This album is dedicated to Helena’s relative Martin Duggan.
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Tóraíocht Shonais
Helena’s album Tóraíocht Shonais – Stories & Songs of Irish Emigration to the New World is available now.
Scéal
Helena’s album Scéal – a Collection of Irish Stories, Music & Poetry is available now.
Ceol
Helena’s debut album Ceol – a Collection of Irish Folk Songs is available now.
Purchase ‘Tóraíocht Shonais’ Today (CD & MP3s)
Purchase ‘Scéal’ Today (CD & MP3s)
Purchase ‘Ceol’ Today (CD & MP3s)
“If you don’t get goosebumps when you hear her beautiful voice then you may need to consult a medical professional because chances are, you’re dead inside.” – Travel Ireland Magazine, March 2016
See the Full Review Here (Page 44)
“I didn’t want the stories to end, each one was more spellbinding than the last.” – The Celtic Connection Magazine USA, March/April 2016
See the Full Review Here (Page 17)
“A brand new album from an Irish storyteller bridges the gap between Irish legends and folk music.” – The Irish World Newspaper UK, April 2016
“There is a very unfortunate impression that the art of traditional storytelling is only suited for the juvenile mind, and adults are somehow exempt from its virtues. Byrne, a Kilkenny native… certainly doesn’t feel that way, and “Scéal” states her case for reclaiming storytelling as multi-generational entertainment – and, of course, a way to pass along history and culture.” – Boston Irish Reporter, May 2016
To enquire about Helena’s storytelling & Folk Song Performance email Helena at: Helena@HelenaByrne.com