Where is sinead lohan now

It wasn't quite as good, but still was interesting. She also had a beautiful cover of Dylan's " To Ramona " that was worth seeking out Anyway, the "No Mermaid" album got good reviews, a fair amount of airplay, I think Joan Baez even covered the title track, and then I know she had a baby, but did she give up on music entirely? It seems odd to do so when your US debut did relatively well. Her website went without updates for years and she appears to have no internet presence whatsoever nowadays.

Location: North of Seattle. I don't have anything to add except I love No Mermaid and am kicking myself for not going to go see her live when she toured in support of it. Who'd have thought she'd disappear from the music business?

I see No Mermaid regularly in the used CD bins. Worth a listen to those unfamiliar with her Craig , Jun 1, Location: OH. Wow, haven't played No Mermaid in years. I loved that album when it came out. MikeP , Jun 1, Location: Fonthill, Ontario. I was wondering about her just the other day Dennis Metz , Jun 2, Location: Bay Area, California.

Downsampled , Jun 3, She seemed to have lost the earthy quality that informed her debut, but the album did well in Ireland, the US and UK, and the title track featured in the movie Message in A Bottle, and was covered by Joan Baez. After she had her second child in , the sound of the washing machine must have taken over, because little has been heard from Lohan since.

Her official website is long defunct, and her long-promised third album, slated for a release, never materialised. Her former manager Pat Egan says she quit the music industry and is now finding fulfilment being a full-time mother. The album had sold , copies. She married her partner John, an accountant, and they live near Leap in Co Cork with their two children. She was one of the few Irish women writing good songs, and I think she was very underrated. Please update your payment details to keep enjoying your Irish Times subscription.

Kevin Courtney. Sinead Lohan, singer In , Irish audiences were enchanted by a twentysomething Cork woman with dreadlocks and an acoustic guitar.