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Laoise Kelly
Laoise Kelly, one of Ireland's leading traditional harpers, was awarded TG4 Gradam Ceoil Musician of the Year
2020.
Laoise grew up in the rich Irish Traditional Music scene in west of Ireland.
She has pioneered a new style of driving instrumental harping.
She has 3 critically acclaimed solo albums, many collaborations & recorded with Ireland’s foremost artists from The Chieftains to Kate Bush.
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