St. Patrick's Lament is an instrumental piece of music for piano and orchestra. Composed by Sinéad McNally. Recorded and mastered by Martin Quinn.

St Patricks Lament

When the Lights Go Down is a laid-back folk-pop ballad about love and resilience.

When The Lights Go Down

'The Green Eyed Monster' (Leave Us Alone) is the follow up to Sinead's debut single 'Moody Blues'.  It will be available for download from ITUNES on the 27th June. 

Green Eyed Monster (Leave Us Alone)

'Nearly Christmas' is performed by NCKids. Words and music composed by Sinéad McNally. Available from digital music stores and streaming services. Visit the official NCKids website for more info and merchandise. www.nearlychristmaskids.com

'Nearly Christmas' by NCKids Radio Edit

My Silent Night

I wrote Ship Street after I visited Brighton, England a couple of years ago.  I met a number of great female songwriters that weekend including Fiona Bevan who co-wrote One Directions huge hit 'Little Things' with Ed Sheeran. At the end of verse 1, I make reference to the title of the song in the lyric. 

The song was recorded at Jam Studios, Kells, Co.Meath by Martin Quinn. Produced by Martin Quinn and Sinead McNally. The artwork and video are being prepared ahead of it's official release.

Lyrics

Left the emerald city, tired of pressing keys
Same old sounds and silly rounds, deserted melodies
Flew across the ocean on shiny metal wings, 
Making notes of loss and hope and all those little things
And I caught a train in August Summer rain

By those arcade lights, I sailed away that night 
On melodies that glistened in the haze
To Ship Street I will go when love is lost or low
I'll sip on wine and dance in Summer shoes

Made my way to Ship Street, to the room above the stairs
I heard her say let it fade away as the music filled the air
As night fell down on Ship Street she played out towards the sea
And I got lost in love and loss and all that life can be
And I threw my fears in the sea beneath the pier

Ship Street

Ship Street - Sinéad McNally / NALLY

Dance With Me was my third single release, released December 2nd 2011. It has been playlisted on many regional radio stations around Ireland and has had a number of plays on RTE Radio 1. It also featured on TV3's Morning Show in December 2011. 

SINEAD MCNALLY - 'Dance With Me'

Something Has Changed

Just For Today

Let You Down

After 5 failed IVF cycles, I released a video and song to represent the sadness of infertility. Sinéad Brassil on LMFM invited me on to her show to discuss the project and to chat about the emotions around IVF.

Sinéad McNally Interview on LMFM with Sinéad Brassil - After 5 failed IVF treatments.

Written by Don Mescall, this beautiful mythical Irish ballad is performed by SKYLARK featuring Brendan Duignan on lead vocals and guitar, Sinead McNally on backing vocals and piano. Due for release April 2020

‘Ballad of Oisin’ SKYLARK and Brendan Duignan

I am a composer and songwriter from a town on the east coast of Ireland called Dundalk. Lots of people will know Dundalk because of bands like The Corrs and songwriters like Liam Reilly.  I am classically trained on the piano and love to play music by Beethoven, Debussy and Mendelssohn. However, my first love is Irish traditional music and I really enjoy bringing the classical elements and the folk elements together in my compositions. 

Because I write music in many different styles and for different purposes, it is impossible for me to categorize my music into one or two genres. I enjoy being creative, whatever way that manifests itself.  I am the writer of a children's Christmas song 'Nearly Christmas', which is making its way around the world, becoming a Christmas staple for many children and adults! 

Thank you for listening and make sure to connect with me! 

Sinead

Sinéad McNally // NALLY

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