About Harry O'Donoghue

Harry O’Donoghue is an internationally recognized Irish folk singer, songwriter, and entertainer whose career has spanned decades, audiences, and continents. Born and raised in Drogheda, Ireland, Harry has dedicated his life to preserving and sharing the rich traditions of Irish music while creating meaningful connections with audiences around the world.

Harry’s musical journey began as a founding member of Terra Nova, a group signed to the prestigious Polydor Records label. Since launching his solo career, he has established himself as one of the most respected voices in folk music, captivating audiences with his authentic storytelling, heartfelt performances, and distinctive Irish charm.

Throughout his career, Harry has shared the stage with renowned international artists, including Mary Black, Danny Doyle, Joanie Madden, and The Furey Brothers. His exceptional talent has also led to multiple performances with the Savannah Philharmonic, further showcasing his versatility as a performer.

With over sixteen recorded albums to his credit, many receiving critical acclaim, Harry has earned recognition as a leading figure in the folk music community. His dedication to his craft was honored when he was voted Best Acoustic Folk Artist in Savannah for four consecutive years.

Beyond the stage, Harry spent thirty years co-producing and hosting the beloved Green Island Radio Show on Georgia Public Broadcasting, introducing listeners to the rich traditions and contemporary sounds of Irish and Celtic music.