Nollaig – A Christmas Journey (Deluxe) Celtic Woman

• 1 Joy To The World (2026 Version) 02:25
• 2 White Christmas (2026 Version) 02:51
• 3 Hark The Herald Angels Sing (2026 Version) 02:23
• 4 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 02:30
• 5 Nollaig na mBan 04:45
• 6 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (2025 Version) 03:00
• 7 River 04:59
• 8 Codail a Linbh 03:21
• 9 Silent Night (2025 Version) 04:16
• 10 Wexford Carol (2025 Version) 04:06
• 11 Little Drummer Boy (2025 Version) 03:05
• 12 Don Oíche Úd i mBeithil (2025 Version) 02:24
• 13 Silver Bells 03:45
• 14 In The Bleak Midwinter/Goin’ Home (Medley) 04:34
• 15 The Bells of Dublin/Christmas Eve/Navan in the Snow (Medley) 03:38
• 16 Auld Lang Syne (2025 Version) 04:50
• Total Runtime 56:52

Info for Nollaig – A Christmas Journey (Deluxe)

Experience the magical sound of Celtic Woman this holiday season.

In the stillness of winter, as the world quiets, familiar melodies drift like snowflakes; gentle, timeless, and full of wonder.

Celtic Woman’s album is a reflection of that magic. Encompassing tradition and newness, and capturing the spirit of Christmas in its most delicate form, each song is a window into a winter’s evening; some familiar, some reimagined, all wrapped in a feeling of joy.

Celtic Woman’s brand-new album Nollaig - A Christmas Journey features some of your favourite Yuletide classics: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Little Drummer Boy, Silver Bells, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas & more, along with brand-new composition Nollaig na mBan and some Irish songs & tunes with a Christmas twist.

The word Nollaig is the Irish word for ‘Christmas’. It is also the name for the month of December, and a given name for many people born within the month of December. For Celtic Woman, it epitomises the spirit of the entire Christmas season.

Newest members Caitríona Sherlock and Ciara Ní Mhurcú make their Celtic Woman debut on Nollaig - A Christmas Journey. Sean-Nós singer Caitríona and fiddle player Ciara join sopranos Mairéad Carlin & Muirgen O’Mahony, along with fiddle player Tara McNeill, on this 13 track studio album produced & arranged by Golden Globe-nominated composer Brian Byrne.

Drawing from our rich heritage of Irish female musical talent, Nollaig - A Christmas Journey also features a guest appearance by Sean-Nós singer Sibéal on 3 songs, and award-winning multi-instrumentalist Tara Howley joins the Celtic Woman band playing Uilleann Pipes & Whistles.

Celebrate the holiday season with Grammy-nominated multi-platinum Irish singing sensation Celtic Woman.

Celtic Woman

Celtic Woman
In just a few short years, the unique musical ensemble known as Celtic Woman has emerged as both a spectacular commercial success and a genuine cultural phenomenon. The beloved ensemble’s evocative, uplifting music has transcended national and cultural borders to touch the hearts of a devoted fan base that spans the globe.

Since their formation in 2004, Celtic Woman's CD and DVD releases have been enthusiastically embraced by a large and ever-increasing audience, and their concert tours have become major events, while a series of Celtic Woman concert specials on the U.S. Public Television have been consistent ratings successes. The group has sold over eight million albums and DVDs worldwide.

Celtic Woman's unprecedented success is all the more remarkable in that the group's inspiring music has struck a responsive chord with listeners around the world. Their success has been particularly impressive in the United States, selling close to 3 million concert tickets, and where their music has demonstrated a broad appeal to audiences from a wide array of demographic and cultural backgrounds.

Celtic Woman's far-reaching accessibility has been a key component of the act’s appeal from the start. The group is the product of the musical vision of David Downes, who had previously been musical director of the pioneering Irish-themed stage show Riverdance. Downes envisioned a creative entity that would combine the elemental appeal of traditional Irish music with modern production and staging.

Named Celtic Woman in order to represent the essence of a Celtic female performer, the group is comprised of vivacious, sublimely gifted young Irish women. The lineup of performers has rotated since the group began, but the signature sound of Celtic Woman has never changed.

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