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Pictured is Lisa Canny (centre) founding member of the all-female trad supergroup Biird
Mayo woman and founding member of the all-female trad supergroup Biird, Lisa Canny, is set join Patrick Kielty on tomorrow's (Friday, January 10) Late Late Show.
The Hollymount native is set to perform as part of the Late Late Show’s traditional Irish music night, which will feature some of the greatest trad musicians from Ireland and around the world.
She will also chat to Paddy about the incredible year she’s had with the band - from launching their debut Irish tour to taking stage at ‘All Together Now’, the Fleadh and the 3Arena. She is also set to discuss her tour with Ed Sheeran and a feature in Vogue.
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